Welcome to my "Fair" Commander Cube.

This cube includes Brandon Sanderson's Regalia idea, in particular I wanted to include what he calls "Crowns", cards that open deckbuilding possibilities by extending the Commander's color identity. Crowns are drafted and each player can use only one of them while playing. Basic lands in the cube list act as Crowns of the same color. Here on CubeCobra, I've listed 15 Crowns (3 per color), but in my playgroup I've added 5 more Crowns with different effects, which are described later in the Overview.

As a houserule, every Planeswalker can be played as a Commander.

Cube Content

The cube is divided in three lists:

1. "Commanders" (90 cards) - it includes cards best suited to be Commanders
2. Crowns (20 cards)
3. Everything else (600 cards) - legendary creatures and planeswalker of this list can be used as commanders, but it can be harder to support them

Unlike other Commander Cubes, Commanders are drafted together with other cards. This requires packs made by specific cards.
With 8 players, the draft is composed of 3 packs of 20 cards but:

• the 1st pack has 4 random cards from the Commander list and 16 cards from the second list;
• the 2nd pack has 2 Commander cards, 1 Crown, 17 other cards;
• the 3rd pack has 1 Crown, 19 other cards.

Drafted commander decks are made of 59 cards +1 commander (and +1 Crown) or 58 cards +2 Commanders with partner (and +1 Crown)

Crowns

After playing with them for some time, Crowns are a fun addition to a Commander deck. They help you in enabling and adding synergies in your decks.
Unless stated differently, each deck can have only 1 Crown whether it is "basic" or "special"

There are 15 "basic" Crowns (3 per color) which add their color to your Commander color identity. For example a Scarab God with a Green Crown can also have green cards in the deck.

Then, there are 5 "special" Crowns (each of them are tagged in the cube):

• 2 "Loyal Crown" - A legendary monocolored or bicolored creature has partner (You can have two commanders if both have partner.)
• 1 "Destiny Crown" - One creature you drafted is Legendary in addition to its other types and is your commander. Monocolored creatures can have an additional Crown.
• 1 "Tantalite Crown" - You start your game with a Mox Tantalite suspended with 3 time counters on it
• 1 "Sol Crown" - You start your game with a Sol Talisman suspended with 3 time counters on it

Lands Bundles

My physical cube has only 75 lands: 25 utility lands and 50 "Bundled" mana lands.

I wanted to make this cube to be fun to draft without concerning much about mana. Building a multicolored deck should be always possible without worrying much about mana-screwing, but at the same fixing you mana should require picks in your draft.

As a result I created placeholder cards called "Bundles".
When you draft a Bundle card, you have actually drafted more than one multicolored lands. Bundles are divided in:

• 30 bicolored bundles (3 per color combination), which each let you have 3 specific bicolored lands
• 20 tricolored bundles (2 per color combination), which each let you have 2 specific tricolored lands

Now, a bicolored bundle gets you 3 bicolored "Slow lands" (Innistrad: Midnight Hunt and Crimson Vow).
Tricolored bundles gets you 2 tricolored tap lands (Alara and Khans lands)