This is my Commander Cube.

For 4 player, I recommend drafting 5 packs of 15, burning the final 3. For 8 player, 5 packs of 12.

There are no "commander packs." An abundance of legendary creatures, and special conspiracy-like cards called Regalia, facilitate a more traditional draft experience, allowing you to shift your game-plan as you draft, picking up potential commanders and supporting regalia as throughout the whole draft.

Regalia are cards that function much like conspiracies. Rather than being impactful during the game, they have effects that take place during deckbuilding. The types of Regalia are Crown, Scepter, Cloak, and Tattoo. Each commander can only bear one type of Regalia. If you have two commanders, each piece of regalia applies to one or the other.

Players build 60 card decks, and Regalia do not count towards your deck size.

Commanders do not deal commander damage by default. The exception to this are custom versions of existing cards with an ability called "Spirit of the Elder Dragon." These, and other custom versions of existing cards, have a different frame than their default printing and feature a purple WTF set symbol.

Sliver Hivelord and Reaper King each come with a special regalia in their sleeve that dramatically alters your deck if you use one of them as your commander. Their sleeves are marked with a Heart to denote that they contain an extra "card."

If your commander gives you experience counters, your experience counters reset to 0 when your commander enter the command zone. Any time that you cast your commander, you gain experience counters equal to half of its commander tax.

Players start at 40 life for multiplayer, 25 for one-on-one.

Certain Regalia may override some of these rules.