Having discussed the impact of different densities of removal ad nauseam, Andy and Anthony turn their attention to the different types of removal spells and how they play differently. They examine the costs of playing too much unconditional removal, wax poetic on their love of "small" removal spells like Portable Hole and Disfigure, and discuss how given two removal spells with equal costs, sometimes the one that hits fewer targets is actually better. They recorded this episode before Cut Down was spoiled from Dominaria United otherwise you bet they'd be talking about it.
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Our listener submitted pack 1, pick 1 this week comes from Iain’s Vintage Cube.
Timestamps:

2:25 — Listener Submitted Pack 1, Pick 1
7:17 — Main topic
10:24 — Unconditional Removal
15:45 — Removal with Downside
21:46 — Removal with Additional Costs
26:27 — Removal that Can Be Undone
30:34 — Soft Removal
33:13 — Conditional Removal: Scale of Threat
39:25 — Conditional Removal: Other Card Attributes
47:22 — Conditional Removal: Board State Dependent
52:16 — Our Overall Approaches to Removal in Our Cubes
55:47 — Timing and Efficiency of Removal
1:02:02 — Quantity vs. Quality: Which Matters More, Number of Targets or Quality of Targets
1:05:53 — Potpurri

Discussed in this episode:

Jordan, Jesse, Go
Episode 31: Bread and Butter Breakdown
Episode 101: A Deep Dive on Disruption Density in Cube
Episode 95: The Powered Synergy Cube with Caleb Gannon
Caleb’s YouTube stream
Andy’s Mono-Colored Starter Decks
Munchkin
Andy’s Jeskai Control Battle Box
Anthony’s Mono Black Cube
Andy’s Degenerate Micro Cube

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You can find the hosts’ Cubes on Cube Cobra:

Andy’s “Bun Magic” Cube
Anthony’s “Regular” Cube

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Musical production by DJ James Nasty.