I've had BOXES of Bulk Rares that are just sitting around collecting dust and taking up space...

After listening to Lucky Paper Radio Episode 206 'The Joy of Gaming with Richard Garfield' I decided to just jam cardboard together and make a new cube. No pressure for it to feel balanced, mechanically cohesive, or a well-collated draft experience (I have another cube for that anyway!). Some things may be broken, some things may not work well together, but that's the beauty of gaming! Throw a plate of spaghetti at the wall and see if it sticks.

This cube is unsleeved, has no additional game pieces (counters, tokens, stickers), has no additional shuffling, and is meant to be a fun experience. Oh and did I mention...

Literally everything. If you draft the cube and decide "eh I have a bulk rare that might fit better" or "I really want this card for my commander deck" trades are not only welcomed they are ENCOURAGED! My only asks are:

• There are no duplicates added
• We maintain rare-rarity or higher
• Trades are done before or after drafts & gameplay.

I even offer 1 for 2 specials, that's right, you can take 1 card and add in 2! I'll trim the cube up every so often, but like I said earlier... Spaghetti at the wall.

This is basically a bulk-rare redraft in cube form!

Bar Cube Philosophy Videos I used for reference:

-Derek Gallen's 'A Cube to Fit in Your Pocket: Concerning Bar Cube Design'

-ChillMTG's 'Bar Cube - The Magic Community's New Cube Vibe'