Cloned from D&D Commander

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This is a cube designed around AFR and CLB and their corresponding precons. There is some Eldraine, Zendikar, and other assorted sets thrown in that fit the flavor. Some cards have been re-balanced to improve their playablity.

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1. Make a set that makes logical sense entirely within the Forgotten Realms World
2. Emulate the feel of commander
3. Have games that reward combat to avoid board stalls
4. Allow room for each player to make big swingy plays that don't feel backbreaking

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• Draft 4 15 card packs
• 1 2-color or "Choose a background" legend and 1 background per pack
• A player picks 1 cards per pack

6-8 players: Draft and split into 2 pods.
4-5 players: Draft and play 1 pod.
3 or fewer players: Play sealed.

Or if you prefer to play sealed, that's always fine too of course.
6 packs is the ideal number for sealed.

Deck size 60, not including your commander(s). 34-35 non-land cards and 25-26 lands. You have access to any number of basic lands.

There is no color-identity. Play what you draft. Make sure to draft enough fixing for colors you want to play.

Since this is commander, it is recommended to have sources of ramp, adequate card advantage, and a density of removal. But this being draft, the format is slower than normal commander.

You may use any number of "Faceless Ones" during deck construction as your commanders if for some reason you don't find a commander to build around (this is highly unlikely). They are not included in the list.

Any planeswalker can be be your commander. There are 5 mono-color commanders this extends to.

You also have 1 command tower in your pool at the start of the draft. This is to help 3+ color decks since the 2 color decks often don’t need the fixing.

There is no commander damage, and players start at 30 life.

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When GMoF is drafted, he comes with 1 copy of "Monk of the Open Hand" added to your draft pool. 1 more is available in the cube as well.

Because I think party fits well, I am adding extra party types to match the 5e core player’s handbook classes. The math of "having a full party" the same (i.e., needing 4 creatures)

• Bard
• Barbarian
• Druid
• Monk
• Knight (Paladin)
• Ranger
• Shaman (These sets use 'Shaman' as sorcerer)
• Warlock

I will be adding a sticker on the inside of cards that 1) fall under these expanded party types, or 2) care about party types to remind a player that the types are extended.

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Here are some thematic or cool gameplay moments that could occur during a game. If a player gets one (and is okay with their name here) I will add their name underneath.

1. Kill someone with Inferno of the Star Mounts's ability
2. Kill someone with Lightning bolt
3. Use The Book of Vile Darkness to summon Vecna
4. Complete all 4 dungeons
5. Use Minion of the Mighty to put out any Ancient Dragon
6. Equip Orcus, Prince of Undeath with the Wand of Orcus
7. Kill all Opponents with your commander
8. Cast Barroom Brawl and end up with the only creature in play
9. Use Tiamat to kill the Grand Master of Flowers
10. Have all chromatic dragons (white, blue, black, red, green) or gem dragons (crystal, sapphire, topaz, amethyst, emerald) in play at once (Bonus point for all Ancient Metallic Dragons in play at once)

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This section is dedicated to a list of cards either deemed "too good" (banned) or "possibly too good" (watch). This will only be updated after each draft and before the next.

Banned

• Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm

Watched

• Death Kiss

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Here is a rough outline of the Archetypes. They are mostly just the ones from each of their corresponding sets. The cube was designed to try and support as much of the archetypes as possible, but some are more represented than others.

Colors broadly have mechanical differences and similar mechanics that can manifest into archetypes. Here I have listed what colors care about to help drive players into the various 2 color combinations.

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Major Theme: Venturing for value.
Sub-theme: flicker.

Major Theme: Combat Damage triggers.
Sub-theme: Venture.
Sub-theme: Theft.

Major Theme: Sacrifice.
Major Theme: Treasures.
Sub-Theme: Goad.

Major Theme: 'Pack Tactics'.
Sub-theme: Dragons.

Major Theme: Tokens.
Sub-theme: 'Suit-Up' (auras and equipment).

Major Theme: Speedrunning dungeons.
Sub-theme: Morbid.

Major Theme: Dice rolling.
Major Theme: Spell slinging.
Sub-theme: Dragons.
Sub-Theme: Goad.

Major Theme: Morbid.
Major Theme: Graveyard.

Major Theme: Equipment.
Major Theme: Myriad.

Major Theme: Ramp.
Sub-theme: Dragons.