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  1. Karshtakavaar

    Feature request - Anchors

    Used to spend a lot of time on forums like these back in the day, and I remember there being [anchor] and [key] tags that let you link within a post - pretty useful for creating primers and blog style stuff. It would have come in handy for my latest cube blog, and I could see it being useful...
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    RED DECK: WINS!!

    RED DECK WINS Table of Contents Preamble Design Constraints Design Process The List The Decks Final Thoughts Appendices FoF Draft Card Images Cube Size: 80 Players: 2 or 4 Draft Format - Link Thanks: gaytransmulldrifter and their Goblin Game - Got me past a year+ long conceptual...
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    Hunt the Wumpus (Sudden Death Picocube) (WIP)

    Hunt the Wumpus Cube Size: 21 Players: 2 Concept: Hunt the Wumpus is a two-player Magic minigame you just shuffle up and play. The goal is to find, resolve, and then swing with the single copy of Shivan Wumpus to instantly win the game. Rules: Other than the following, it's a normal...
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    General Cubelets, Dandân, and other shared deck formats

    So not that long ago Rhystic Studies video on Dandân/Forgetful Fish spiked the popularity of shared deck formats in a number of Magic spaces. There was a little mini-renaissance in creating microformats, with people posting little decklists with associated alternate rulesets which I found...
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    General Post your Favourite Unusual Archetype/s

    Inspired by the Bounce > Flicker thread, I'm interested in hearing about the innovations people have made with their own cubes. Not so much to get feedback on ideas, just to share cool stuff we like. What archetypes do you support that no one else does? Which familiar archetypes do you run with...
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    Ana Grid

    Ana Grid Cube Size: 180 Players: 2 Design Goals: The Ana Grid is a travel cube designed for my partner and I, featuring the cards and strategies we most enjoy. As a result, it's quite small and kept to a very low budget. Drafting is meant to be simultaneously skill-testing and reward paying...
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