2-3 player travel cube.

This is my pre-modern playing card cube. The cube is pre-modern legal and is just Sultai cards.

How I use the cube:

In paper I've had the cards printed to include the ranks and suit of 2 playing card decks. I play with the cards unsleeved and the 2 decks take up barely any space. I'm able to conveniently bring them anywhere and allows me to play any card game as well as draft magic! When playing Magic I use the companion app to track life totals (the app is also perfect for tracking cribbage points) and use the undrafted cards face down to be 1/1 tokens or +1/+1 counters.

1. Separate lands and non lands
2. Remove 2 random cards from the non land pool
3. Put a desirable land from the lands pool into the non land pool
4. Shuffle and divide non lands into 6 packs of 6 and give 3 to each player
5. Shuffle and divide lands into 4 packs of 4 and give 2 to each player

Each player selects a pack, chooses a card and trades with the other player until the packs are empty.

Packs should be drafted in the following order:
non-land,
land,
non-land,
land,
and non-land

Players will end up with 26 cards to make a 20 card deck. 12 non-land and 8 land is good ratio.
For this format you'll probably want to remove the running out of cards in library lose condition

1. Separate lands and non lands
2. Remove 14 random cards from the non land pool
3. Shuffle and divide non lands into 6 packs of 10 and give each player 3 packs
4. Shuffle and divide lands into 2 packs of 8 and 2 packs of 9 and give each player 2 of each

Each player selects a pack, chooses a card and trades with the other player until the packs are empty.

Packs should be drafted in the following order:
non-land,
9 land pack,
non-land,
8 land pack,
and non-land

Players will end up with 47 cards to make a 40 card deck. 23 non-land and 17 land is good ratio.

1. Separate lands and non lands
2. Put a desirable land from the lands pool into the non land pool
3. Shuffle and divide non lands into 6 packs of 8 and 3 packs of 9 and give each player 3 packs
4. Shuffle and divide lands into 3 packs of 6 and 3 packs of 5 and give each player 1 of each.

Packs should be drafted in the following order:
9 count non-land clockwise,
6 count land, counter-clockwise
8 count non-land, counter-clockwise
5 count land, clockwise
8 count non-land clockwise

Players will end up with 36 cards to make a 30 card deck. 18-19 non-land and 11-12 land is good ratio.