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D&D isn't a competitive game, it's a social experience. In roleplaying games, you use dice to resolve uncertainty because it helps drive the story in unexpected directions and create memorable experiences. The context is different. It does the same thing in Magic: the Gathering, but when you're...

I guess I'll do a comprehensive writeup of some of my thoughts in making the cube in case anyone was interested, as the primer was quite short. Do note that I haven't really playtested the cube to any real extent, so there's a lot of uncertainty for me in how games actually end up in practice...

I'm glad the context clues are doing some work. I guess you have to own the cube to look at the basic land box (or draft a deck) (or look at one of the decks someone else has drafted). In the context of it being a contest it's plausible that I should have written a very comprehensive primer, but...

Too perplex to simply be called a cube, I bring to you a puzzleknot, a place to ponder upon the questions truly not worth asking yourself. A world of wonder, where turtles fix your mana, and hybrid costs present herculean tasks. I invite you to get lost, in The Æther Hub. (The cube puzzleknot is...