I did have to stretch a bit to get a list of ten broadly Cubeable cards, but there are some really solid options for more niche Cubes

There are four boxes, and they are as follows: MTG x Final Fantasy - Garland at the Chaos Shrine Garland, Royal Kidnapper (Blue/Black) The Destined Warrior (White/Blue/Black) The Destined White Mage (White) Chaos Shrine's Black Crystal (Black) The Destined Thief (Blue) The Destined Black Mage (Black) MTG x Final Fantasy 8 - Children of Fate Edea, Possessed Sorcerer (Blue/Black/Red) Fated Clash (White) Rinoa, Angel Wing (White) Seifer, Balamb Rival (Black/Red) Duelist's Flame (Red) Squall, Gunblade Duelist (Red/White/Black) MTG x Final Fantasy 9 - The Siege of Alexandria Brilliant Wings (White) Judgment of Alexander (White) Mega Flare (Red) Amarant Coral (Red/Green) Vivi's Persistence (Red) Search for Dagger (White) MTG x Final Fantasy 15 - Camp Comrades Noctis, Heir Apparent (White/Blue/Black) Fishing Gear (Colorless) Chocobo Camp (Green) Flash Photography (Blue) Campsite Cuisine (Green) Warrior's Resolve (White) Not every box allows players to use each card it comes with in the same MTG Commander deck, as one of the format's core rules is to use cards within the commander's color identity

5 Sorcerous Squall A Storm Like No Other A massive spell that can swing a game in your favor, Sorcerous Squall has you milling an opponent of your choice for nine cards to start
First, we have the pop-culture juggernaut of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and then the academic return to Arcavios in Secrets of Strixhaven
Her flip condition is easy to meet in sacrifice-heavy builds, and the planeswalker side sustains pressure over time, a role often compared across the best vampire commanders in MTG for grindy black strategies