Rectangle Draft Instructions

[Jason Waddell]

The Rules

1) Everyone make a thread for your drafting. The first post should have a spoiler for your drafted cards, and a spoiler for your opening rectangle (found below). The file with the rectangles is in the next post.
2) No peaking. Peaking is a huge advantage in this format, so please avoid looking at anything other than the rectangle you are currently drafting. If there are two rectangles sitting waiting for you, only look at the first one.
3) New: Signalling. I wrote code to ensure that there is at least 1 card per basic color identity (W, U, B, R, G) per pack. You can use this to kind of deduce some stuff about your packs.
4) After you make your picks, pass the rectangle on to the next thread. A passes to B, B to C, etc.

This is a bit sloppy, but if you need to reference the color identities in this cube, go here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JMr0nKh9oUWhl07Y3tKeIf5fVk6GcaXrYkb6W2FMC9o/edit#gid=0

I'll make hybrids non-mono in the future for clarity of drafting.

A. Silas
B. Onderzeeboot
C. Trainmaster
D. James Stevenson
E. Dom Harvey
F. Jason Waddell
G. Lady Mapi
H. Kirblinx

 

[Onderzeeboot]

So, there's five lines with 9 cards, and then what I assume is a Utility Land Draft line with 6 cards. Do I still pick only one of the utility lands?

 

[Kirblinx]

So, there's five lines with 9 cards, and then what I assume is a Utility Land Draft line with 6 cards. Do I still pick only one of the utility lands?

That is what we did in the first Triangle draft, so I assume yes.

 

[Jason Waddell]

Yes