I've been drafting with several beginners lately and I've been interested in a "beginner draft" type set cube that's repeatable but also has something for experts to understand. Two main sources for inspiration here:

1. The article Constraints Breed Creativity: Building the optimal MH2 set Cube on a budget by MTG_DS.
2. The Triangular Cube Design article mentioning that Core 20 was an interesting set to draft.

It's a 3-2-1 set cube with a general focus on budget and draftability. Here's a set of cards which are omitted from this due to a variety of concerns:

• Planeswalkers are a card type which just isn't worth it for my goals
• Cavalier of dawn cycle cut for budget
• Three-color legend (yarok, the desecrated) cycle cut for budget concerns
• Common cycle of cards referencing specific names of cards Battalion Foot Soldier is too hard in non-digital draft where 3 copies max are available.
• Expensive cards used in constructed like Field of the Dead
• Cycle of sideboard cards that are color specific like veil of summer.
• Cards rated a 0.0 on the Aether Hub draft breakdown.

I'm not doing specific pack collation but here's my plan for pack construction:

1. One rare per pack with a few spillovers
2. One of the common lands for each pack since 30 packs are used for ten players.
3. Pile shuffle out all uncommons
4. Pile shuffle out all commons