Attendance: Daniel, Eloi, Georges, Léo, Marina, Mathias, Philippe, Xavier
Modality: 3 packs of 16 cards each, 3 Bo3 of 50min games
Ranking:

1. Daniel - Red Deck Wins / 3-0-0
2. Léo - Control / 2-1-0
3. Philippe - Sneak-Channel-Combo / 2-1-0
4. Xavier - Treachery-Armageddon Control / 2-1-0
5. Marina - Ramp-Reanimate / 1-2-0
6. Georges - Tempo / 1-2-0
7. Eloi - Discard-Reanimate / 1-2-0
8. Mathias - Artifact-Winter Orb / 0-3-0

Thoughts:

• As with the last few drafts of this cube, players reported having a lot of fun and satisfaction playing with these cards.
• Among the combos that worked particularly well this evening: Channel + Rolling Thunder; Treachery + Armageddon.
• I think the cube is in a good place, given that the mono-red deck came out on top, despite the inclusion of several new control cards.

Attendance: Daniel, Eloi, Eveline, Georges, Jim, Léo, Laurent, Marina, Mathias, Xavier

Modality: 3 packs of 16 cards each, 3 Bo3 of 60min games - Swiss Format

Ranking:
Léo - Control Discard / 2-0-1
Mathias - Control Angels / 2-0-1
Daniel - Aggro Suicide / 2-1-0
Georges - Aggro "Protection-Tribal" / 2-1-0
Xavier - Artifact Prison into Cursed Scroll / 1-2-0
Eveline - Stompy Ramp / 1-2-0
Eloi - Go Wide (not sure anymore) / 1-2-0
Marina - Threshold-Reanimate / 1-2-0
Jim - Spells into Trade Routes-Seismic Assault / 1-2-0
Laurent - Deadguy Ale / 0-3-0

Thoughts:

• Many players found the draft difficult, but everyone seemed to have a great time. In the end, I think my goal was achieved: everyone managed to build a nostalgic deck with a little wibe of "bricolage".
• There were a lot of goblins wheeling around the table and no one attempted to build this deck. Perhaps this was due to a fear of embarking on this path early in the draft.
• It would have been preferable to have only english cards.
• I'm pleased to see that 1) nobody ended up winning 3-0, 2) very control-focused decks and very aggressive decks seem to have both performed well.
• Some great combos put together that evening that I can remember: Winter Orb + Mishra's Helix, Trade Routes + Seismic Assault.
• My personal MVP: I wouldn't have thought of playing Mobilization in a control deck, but this card worked wonders for me. Being able to save my mana to counter my opponent's spells, while ending the turn by creating up to 5 soldiers at OP's end-step felt great.