The Powered Simpleton Singleton Cube
(360 Card Cube)
The Powered Simpleton Singleton Cube
Cube ID
Art by Chris RahnArt by Chris Rahn
360 Card Powered Vintage Cube1 follower
Designed by Whitebread221
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$8,840
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Tl;dr: this cube is power optimized except no card in the cube is allowed to trigger Alexander Clamilton

INTRODUCTION

Are you tired of drafts taking up your entire day because your players have low attention spans and terrible memories, forcing them to read every single card, every single time they’re passed a pack?
Do you want to play more powerful Magic but hate that every card these days is a two sided Swiss Army Knife with size 2 font?

Well look no further! Introducing the Powered Simpleton Singleton Cube!

This cube is designed with the express and explicit purpose of power optimizing while also maximizing simplicity.
Simplicity is a complicated subject, but this cube wants every card to be accessible to new players; easy to read and understand, even if it can have complex interactions when paired with other cards.

DESIGN NOTES:

Criteria Overview:

For the first version of the cube the basic idea is to play all the most powerful cards in magic with less than 4 lines of rules texts. Because the cube will be all proxies, alternate versions and fake cards like the Magic 30th variants can be used. Many Borderless variants of cards condense the text and spacing sufficiently as to allow them to fit the bill for the cube even if no normal version of card would.

The List:

The list was initially compiled from the three most powerful cubes I’m most familiar with. Namely, the MTGO Vintage Cube, Wtwlf123’s Vintage Cube, and andymangold’s Bun Magic Cube.

From there, cuts and adjustments were made to remove all true duplicate cards and any cards containing more than 3 lines of rules text. All silver border and play-test cards were removed if present.

Notable exception:

In order to help maintain functional mana bases, all fetchlands have been left in the cube despite technically breaking the rules of the cube. This may change eventually but because they’re so powerful and easy to play with despite the extra text they’ve been given a pass for now.

Currently, the cube does allow functional duplicates, however these may be weeded out as the cube is cut down to 360 and evolved over time.

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