I was challenged to build a Cube that features both Domain and Devotion as it's core mechanics. This 400 card Cube is what has developed due to that challenge. There are several themes and rules changes that are present in the Cube:

The Cube is most frequently Grid drafted with two players, however, for multiplayer Cube, we draft either 3 packs of 15 or 5 packs of 9 or 10, depending on what the group decides. Instead of passing the "screw card" to a player, you burn it into a communal 'trash" pile.

The following are the main themes of the Cube:

Domain: There are several cards that want to have a multitude of land types. This is powered by a full set of 10 Triomes 10 Bicycle lands (5 Typed Enemy Duals have been Cube-eratted to have Cycling), as well as a cycle of 10 Fetch lands and 10 Surveil lands. These multi typed lands and the fetches help assemble Domain. Additionally, Barry's Land is featured in this Cube to help increase Domain.

Devotion: These cards provide an extremely powerful effect, but they want you to be able to consistently produce a multitude of the same amount of mana pips. This package also contains cards with 3 or 4 of a single mana pip. These are powerful effects, but you need to be able to guarantee that you'll be able to cast the cards.

Kindred: Each color supports a Kindred theme: White-Human, Blue-Merfolk, Black-Vampire, Red-Goblin and Green-Elf. While some of these creature types do bleed into other colors and multicolored cards, the bulk of them are contained in their mono-colored sections.

Multicolor Section: The multicolor section features a lot of cards that are Hybrid and Split cards, which obviously helps in mono colored decks, but are also great in a multicolor deck.

Cycling: The Cube has a large Cycling/self discard sub-theme in all of the colors. These cards and synergies can be used to enhance a multi-colored or mono-colored deck.

Snow: There is also a Snow sub-theme, all basic lands in the land station are Snow, while none of the non-basic in the Cube have Snow on them. This means that to maximize the power of Snow cards, you want as many basic lands as you can put into the deck.

Gungans! The Cube has a set of 5 non-Magic cards, all Gungans from Star Wars CCG. If you draft a Gungan, then at the end of the draft, you get to take cards out of the trash pile. JarJar goes first and takes 2 cards, then each Gungan Guard is numbered 1-4 and gets to take 1 card each, in order.

Thank you for taking a look, I'm excited to keep getting this Cube to the table and to keep building and iterating on it!