Boozecube - Half
(261 Card Cube)
Boozecube - Half
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Art by Joe SlucherArt by Joe Slucher
261 Card Cube1 follower
Designed by shipitholla
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This is half a Boozecube. The other ~300 cards of the cube are custom cards I designed that incorporate drinking as a mechanic. Some cards reward you for drinking, but mostly you want to make your opponent(s) drink while simultaneously winning the game.

Boozetouch - Damage this card deals to players causes them to drink. Multiple instances stack like how “Toxic n” does.

Imbibe - Whenever this creature blocks or becomes blocked, each opponent drinks.

There are some other abilities I keyworded like how “investigate” is a shortcut for “create a clue token.” Mainly they are shortcuts for making the color-pair mascot tokens (recycle, spawn, party). The only complex one is:

Party - Create a red and white Human Bro creature token with random characteristics. There are 4 Bros—
q3/1 Warrior with trample and boozetouch
q2/1 Cleric with lifelink and boozetouch
q1/2 Rogue with boozetouch that deals 1 damage when it enters
q1/1 Wizard with prowess and boozetouch.

The key supported archetypes are:
w-uFlash Fae Tempo
u-bArtifacts Matter
b-gGraveyard Matters
g-rLandfall Aggro
r-wParty Party Aggro

The other five color pairs are all less supported but can be done with a combination of the key supported archetypes and on their color pairs companions.

I also took advantage of using a few “conjure” and “draft a card” effects because I thought they were fun. There are two spellbooks, Snapflasker and Bloody Mary, that are all made up of real magic cards. You can also “draft a card from the cube,” which is to look at 3 cards from the unused cube cards and put one into your hand (like a “wish” effect).

I wanted to allow the cube to accommodate commander, so I ensured there were plenty of legendary creatures, and then players get to “choose a background.” Each drafter gets a pack of 4 backgrounds, which they draft after pack 1. This gives them some “build around” choices and allows them to have a few color options as they continue to draft.

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