Good day for a swell battle!

This is an allied color cube, with each pairing focusing on a particular mechanic and on a tribe. Each color combination has 4 land fixers and 5 multi-colored signpost cards for drafting.

: Flicker & Spirits

Send in your flying spirits into battle! Use flicker effects for extra 'enter the battlefield' triggers to get more value, control using counters and bounces, draw extra cards, and outlast your opponent.

Signpost cards

: Surveil & Rogues

Grind out your opponents with value! Sculpt the top of your deck and cash in on payoff bonuses with Surveil, whittle down your opponent's life and hand size, and take victory with your evasive creatures.

Signpost cards

: Madness & Vampires

Drink the blood of your foes! Create blood tokens, discard cards to madness for value, and drain your opponent of their life, whether through combat or triggered effects.

Signpost cards

: Trample & Dinosaurs

No need to think very much with big dinosaurs around! Focus on giving your big dinosaurs trample and haste, fight and punch your opponent's creatures to clear the way, and then send your army crashing in.

Signpost cards

: +1/+1 & Humans

Go wide and grow your creatures with counters! Create new tokens, get Renown for your creatures, utilize Training to make your humans bigger, and win in glorious combat!

Signpost cards

Drafting Process 2-Player

Pancake Draft - Players will look at 180 cards total: 90 cards per player and 45 cards will end up in each player's card pool. Shuffle up and remove 60 cards at random, then create 9 packs of 11 cards for each player (total 18 packs of 11 cards). For each pack: draft 1, pass, draft 2 and trash 2, pass, draft 2 and trash 4 (players draft 5 cards per pack).

Grid Draft - Players will look at 162 cards total (18 packs of 9): Each player will have a minimum of 45 cards and a maximum of 54 cards per player at the end. Set up a 3x3 grid. The first player will take a row or column of cards, then the second player will take a row or column of cards from the remaining grid, which will be 2 or 3 cards, then repeat this process until all 18 packs are drafted.

Housman Draft - Players will look at 171 cards total (9 packs of 19): Each player will have 45 cards at the end of this draft style. For each pack, deal 5 cards to each player and set up the remaining 9 cards face-up between the players. Players will alternate exchanging one card from their hand with the face-up cards, and after 3 exchanges, players keep their hand of 5 and discard the face-up cards, then repeat the process until all packs are drafted.

3-Player

Kind-of Standard Draft - Players will look at 240 cards total: 80 cards per player and 40 cards will end up in each player's card pool. Shuffle up, then create 8 packs of 10 cards for each player (total 30 packs of 8 cards). For each pack: draft 1 and trash 1, pass, then repeat (players draft 5 cards per pack).

Grid Draft - Players will look at 162 cards total (18 packs of 9): Set up a 3x3 grid. The first player will take a row or column of cards, the second player will take a row or column of cards from the remaining grid, and then finally the third player will take the remaining cards. The third player becomes the next player to draft first in the next grid. Repeat this process until all 18 packs are drafted.

4-Player

Players will look at 240 cards total: 60 cards per player and 40 cards will end up in each player's card pool. Shuffle up, then create 4 packs of 15 cards for each player (total 16 packs of 15 cards). For each pack: draft 1, pass, draft 2, pass, draft 1 and trash 1, pass and repeat (players draft 10 cards per pack).