This cube is a 588 card commander cube. Designed to be an enjoyable format to play with 4-8 people and merge the fun of draft and commander.

This cube includes a few custom cards called Regalia.
There are three types of regalia, some regalia have subtypes that guide how they are used, but you can only use one regalia of each type.
You always choose which regalia you are using before the game starts, just like conspiracies, and just like conspiracies they are technically in your command zone.

Some cards come with regalia automatically like Weatherlight who comes with a Bond subtype regalia that allows you to choose a subtype to count as a Historic in addition to the normal types, or Seven Dwarves which come with an untyped regalia that allows you to remove a card from the draft instead of drafting a pick and take an additional Seven Dwarves instead. These cards in cube cobra are displayed as the 'back side' image.

In paper, the regalia will be in the same sleeve as the commander.

Decks are built with 60 Cards minimum including a commander, and have slightly adjusted color identity rules. Hybrid cards are considered one or both color identities, and when you have a colorless commander you may choose one color to use as their identity for deck construction.

Cards you can have as your commander are
-Legendary Creatures
-Legendary Planeswalkers
-Legendary Vehicles
-Cards that transform into or create legendary creatures
-Form of the __ cards.

The primary themes for each color pair are listed below, though there are a few other themes that you might be able to draw out with a certain commander or regalia.
- Historic ETB's

- SelfMill/Graveyard

- Treasure

- Counters/Power Matters

- Go-Wide Tokens

- Legendary/Reanimator

- Equipment+BigMana

- Infect/Deathtouch Aggro

- Dwarves/Vehicles Beatdown

- Junk/Ramp

6-8 Player drafts consist of 3 packs of 21 cards each
3-5 Player drafts consist of 4 packs of 21 cards each
In both each pack is seeded with a commander.
While drafting you draft 2 cards at a time, if cards care about the order you draft you get to decide your own order.