Category: HowTo

Cube Design Theory: Aggro in Cube »

This guest post is written by Usman Jamil. For those wishing to contribute to cubedrafting.com, contact eerwin at gmail dot com. On his website about the format, Tom LaPille said this about cube drafting: “Go make a cube, or at least convince someone else to. That cube will enhance your life and the lives of [...]

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Cube For Two »

This guest post is written by Thea Steele. For those wishing to contribute to cubedrafting.com, contact eerwin at gmail dot com. I have a confession to make- I’m a magic player without a playgroup. I’ve recently moved across the country, and my magic-playing community consists of myself and my boyfriend. The good news is that [...]

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Building An All-Commons Cube »

This guest post is written by Rick Cummings. For those wishing to contribute to cubedrafting.com, contact eerwin at gmail dot com. My name is Rick. I’m from Fort Wayne, IN, before which time I lived in Fargo, ND. My “claim to fame” is that I placed 3rd at the North Dakota Champs this past year, [...]

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Building A Common / Uncommon Cube »

This guest post is written by Eric Klug. For those wishing to contribute to cubedrafting.com, contact eerwin at gmail dot com. By Eric Klug Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Eric. I started playing Magic during Saga block and have never stopped. I play at a semi-competitive level. Recently I made it to [...]

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The Three Kingdom’s Dilemma »

This guest post is written by Reuben Bresler. For those wishing to contribute to cubedrafting.com, contact eerwin at gmail dot com. By Reuben Bresler Hello there everyone. My name is Reuben Bresler. Some of you may have heard of me, but for those of you who haven’t let me quickly introduce myself. I have been [...]

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How To Begin Your Cube »

So you’ve decided you want a cube of your own. Where do you begin? What happens when you want a cube, but you don’t know where to start? This article is for you. In this article we’ll go from idea to final product in just five easy steps. Let’s go!

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