I do not subscribe to the philosophy that a Cube should contain the best of the best in each color, but instead try to play mad scientist with various components while trying to keep the Cube both interesting and fun. I don't shy away from suggested pet cards, and I still "el oh el!" when Ethersworn Adjudicator makes swing plays at a draft table. If my players are enjoying it, then I am generally enjoying it.

I run multiple modules to create variance within our drafts so that we can accommodate different group sizes and play styles. The main modules are the 450 and 540 modules, both offer 90 new cards each to help expand core archetypes and round out less prominent archetypes that do not have a strong presence within the base 360 cards. Powerful interactions are introduced the larger the draft pod, allowing for combos like Time Vault and Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker to exist. The design philosophy behind the modules is to help create deck diversity that wouldn't necessarily occur with the core cube.