MTG - Cube For Beginners - A Guide To Building Your First Cube For Magic: The Gathering

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What Is Cube: • MTG - Introduction To ...
Building Your First Cube: • MTG - Cube For Beginne...
Intermediate Cube Construction: • MTG - Intermediate Cub...
Advanced Cube Construction: • MTG - Advanced Cube Co...
Adam Stborski's Pauper Cube:
www.cubetutor.com/cubeblog/5961
To make this around $100.00, try and find alternatives to the following cards:
--Chain Lightning
--Strip Mine
--Maze of Ith
--Fire Ambush
Ben's Cube: www.cubetutor.com/viewcube/1
Ixoran's Pauper cube is by far the most drafted, so check it out here: www.cubetutor.com/viewcube/359
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Once your know what you want to build, and have a framework, start building! Look for cards that are a good value. Commons that come back (with flashback or undying) can be great, and cards that do more than one thing can help you get what you need when you need it.
Cube is the apotheosis of Magic: The Gathering. It is an experience anyone can sit down to enjoy, and it creates for those players the most equal playing field in Magic. You and I sitting down to draft from a properly designed cube means that the size of my bank account, the rotation and or meta, and even the role of luck where it comes to crappy cards and jank need not apply. It is the most ultimate form of my skill versus yours.
Building a cube to provide this experience is Magic at an even greater level. An active cuber is always scouring new sets for cards that might allow them to take out old cards and replace them with new cards. But instead of needing a playset of all the chase rares and mythics, you might find yourself only needing or wanting 2-3 cards from a new set, if that. In this sense, a cube is never finished. It allows you to stay forever a part of the Magic the gathering community.

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@ToliG123 Год назад

I remembered watching this 7 years ago when I was 21 and considering making a cube... I'm finally ready.

@louismaciver8262 Год назад

here i am, 21 and considering building a cube. i hope i can start before 2030

@grumpfrog8602 Год назад

I was also watching this years ago, I'm starting on my first cube too

@lancenaquin8911 Год назад

LMAO literally same had to come back to rewatch

@TheVikingRaid Год назад

same but was 18 and now i'm 25 starting to theory craft my cube

@linkshadow2 10 месяцев назад

I am 21 looking at building one now lol

@allanperl5107 8 лет назад

Great, i made my own cube! Now, where is the guide on how to get friends?

@isaacchen6630 8 лет назад

That is LITERALLY me rn XD

@pathexile3064 8 лет назад

i feel the same way lol

@roproart6529 7 лет назад

Allan Perl Haha! Same here. Is it safe to ask if you all are near Chicago? Could meet at an LGS.

@jackp6812 6 лет назад

actually it's a d&d spell. simple confusion. But i don't see how it would help for playing magic...

@Izuyoi7215 6 лет назад

Just go to a LGS and play magic

@jamesalvarez607 3 года назад

Thanks! Me and my friends have been “drafting” this whole time in my garage with an extremely janky “cube” of 13 decks I’d made totally exhausting my 7 year old card collection that I hadn’t looked at in years. This video was my first exposure to a universal idea of a “cube” and “drafting” with friends what we have kind of been doing all a long! But I am so excited to dismantle and resemble my decks into a more organized and enjoyable cube experience! Very informative thank you!

@PewPew_McPewster 8 лет назад

>No Jank, No Dirt, No Duds Tell that to Cameron Lauder from LoadingReadyRun

@benjaminlehman3221 5 лет назад

PewPew_McPewster the cube “strictly worse” shall never be spoken of again.

@YourCrazyOverlord 4 года назад

I am a disciple of the Great Cam. My cube is exclusively jank commons and uncommons for that ideal useless magic feel

@PsychoEditor 3 года назад

Link?

@gnomebliterator4129 3 года назад

@@PsychoEditor A group of content creators called LoadingReadyRun did a comedy series with/for wotc since ~2014. Look up Friday nights mtg and you’ll find what they’re referencing

@themagicalnerd5868 9 лет назад

I really like the idea of an Unhinged+Unglued cube. That sounds like a lot of fun. :D

@WilhelmScreamer 9 лет назад

TheMagicalNerd Booster tutor is pretty popular for cubes

@deathpyre42 9 лет назад

TheMagicalNerd How about a cube entirely composed of mediocre filler cards, junk rares, etc.

@ThisMightBeRyan 9 лет назад

deathpyre42 I have one of those for teaching novice players how to cube.

@irongears123 9 лет назад

deathpyre42 The best advice I've heard for doing a cube like this is to make sure you don't create boring stalemates of games. Pack the cube too full of walls and high toughness creatures, bad removal, and situational cards, and you can guarantee boring, stalemate games. Just be sure to include enough aggressive cards to ensure that games can be ended reasonably quickly, even if it's just from goblin piker beats.

@sushimandaddi 6 лет назад

I'm thinking this as well for unstable! Would a booster box that I keep as a cube work? Or would I have to be more selective

@jeepyb 9 лет назад

the rate at which this channel is pumping out good content is amazing !

@NerdAndANoob 9 лет назад

Jean-Philippe Bélanger Agreed, i got back into magic a few months ago and without the proffesor id be confused as hell in creating a deck for standard of which i now have two, the mono black deck he posted about a few weeks ago and a g/r dragons deck i made off a list from star city games, both do very well. But my G/R Dragon deck cost 200 dollars more than the mono black budget deck. Ive also beaten my G/R deck with my mono a few times more its insane but really fun! I am sad that when the rotation hits most of my cards from some of these are going to no longer be standard legal like Stormbreath Dragon but most are modern legal and i think ill end up making a cube with them.

@jeepyb 9 лет назад

NerdAndANoob Yea I am kindda in the same boat. I got back into magic recently too. I used to play in High School, and back then we didnt care about all those ''formats'' and all. I think I'll just end up building a few balanced decks to play with friends and/or a cube. Not too interested in other formats

@NerdAndANoob 9 лет назад

Jean-Philippe Bélanger I hear ya, Ive actually played a few games over skype and it was pretty fun :D just use a webcam and have have the cards focused well and you have a fun little game :D Also in the same boat about highschool i didnt give two shites about deck construction or the formats we just played with 60 card decks made of whatever we felt like. (they were shite decks compared to what i have built now but it was about the fun and still is for me) I plan on teaching my oldest son to play when hes able to grasp the games concept so we can go to FNM together which seems fun!

@MiloDaGreat1 9 лет назад

NerdAndANoob That's how I built my first Cube. Odyssey block was about to rotate out of Standard and I used those cards to trade for the dual lands and other things I wanted for Cube. I'm still using the Cube to this day, however it has changed a LOT since then.

@NerdAndANoob 9 лет назад

Milo: The Gathering yea so far my favorite is that is block so I guess I'm going to start with a pauper cube with a few cards etc and then work my way through it. I'm going to keep it a small cube though.

@MiloDaGreat1 9 лет назад

I think this is the best video about Cube on youtube. There. I said it.

@Srcsqwrn 9 лет назад

Milo: The Gathering TCC always brings the highest quality when it comes to Magic, and basically anything he posts. I'm always glad too. Excellent from start to finish.

@Flumpor 9 лет назад

I like Pauper and Peasant Cubes much more then powered or regular cubes. The main reason is that tinkering with those is much easier and you can do cool little things. Adding a second Delver, throw in Myr as a tribal strategy in Peasant (which is one of the most awesome tribals in cubes like these since the strategy can change from one draft to the next) or simply just try something out that comes into your mind because it probably isn't expensive.

@TehKorwinMikke Год назад

Based.

@PlaidMagic 9 лет назад

super useful for beginners. There are many explicit statements regarding do and do not, but as my programming professor said, "You have to know the rules in order to know how to break them" - Plaid Magic would love to have you on our cast some day, thank you for all the wonderful content and contributions to the community!

@greenghost2008 9 лет назад

So this is drafting for people who don't want to buy tons of cards all the time?

@lughfiregod16 9 лет назад

greenghost2008 It's also based around better all around cards. You'll probably build it with strong cards. :)

@MiloDaGreat1 9 лет назад

greenghost2008 Yes. The group I play Cube with have pretty much all quit Magic and many of them have sold all their cards, but we can still Cube and it doesn't cost them a penny. :)

@IzzySpint 9 лет назад

greenghost2008 yeah, but you have to get the cards in the first place. If you regularly update your cube then it's actually just as expensive. However you can make some pretty sweet cards only using commons. Delver decks, red aggro, green stompy and such. There are also some very powerful cheap common cards like dark ritual, lightning bolt, brainstorm and so on. here's mine www.cubetutor.com/viewcube/12945

@lughfiregod16 9 лет назад

Izzy Spint It's not very expensive if your group of friends all chips in. As long as you avoid the really expensive cards.

@IzzySpint 9 лет назад

Jane Murphy You must have a nice group of friends! I got pretty much all the cards for my cube myself. Took ages, and it still isn't really finished yet, it's playable, but not totally finished. I have a friend who gave me a couple of kind of inexpensive cards for it, but other than that i just had to use my own collection and buy the rest.

@gambit2129 8 лет назад

TY for the basics! I love to draft, it has to be one of my favorite formats and my roommate told me that I should start getting a cube going. I am super stoked to see this video and appreciate it very much.

@nevanV12 9 лет назад

Finally, yes. I thank you for this professor. I have been on your channel for a year now. All the guides and the other random MTG related stuff you do really inspires me how to be a better fun loving player. I wish you more power, keep rockin and stay awesome!

@skeletonking2352 6 лет назад

I've played with a cube that's about 60% proxy a few times. Great way to keep the price down.

@pattycake427 9 лет назад

Professor, this is my favorite video you have ever done. I want to build a cube as soon as possible now. Thank you for explaining it an an easy to understand format.

@melakiesimrak2758 9 лет назад

And yet again, you've opened my mind further when it comes to the world of Magic. Building my first cube right away!

@ultrarunner0476 8 лет назад

Thanks for your help. You by far have the most comprehensive resource for MTG online. I have learned a lot from you and I plan on building a pauper cube to help my friends learn how to play the game without incurring a high cost of entry. Thank you again

@rileymcphee9429 3 года назад

Just completed my first pauper cube!!! There's a few things I wanna update (like getting original common versions of some cards), but I'm really happy how it turned out!

@lukasbubliauskas 5 лет назад

I’m so excited to draft Cube! I have a lot of friends that play Magic, and love to draft, but they’ve never done Cube, so it’ll be very interesting on how they play Cube. Thank you so much Prof for inspiring me to play Cube!

@EclecticCamel 4 года назад

This is the first TCC video I ever watched and have been a fan ever since.

@PurpleTentacle17 9 лет назад

Awesome job professor. Please, keep up the amazing quality!

@Nanofuture87 8 лет назад

"only the best" What about the Strictly Worse cube? ...Strictly Worse... ...Strictly W--...

@user-ji1ck2bp2v 8 лет назад

+Nanofuture87 I'm trying to make the worst cube ever made, I think the meta would be Aladdins ring and grey ogre meta

@yyeahsure 8 лет назад

+Nanofuture87 Hey, if it has storm crow, its a great cube no matter what.

@user-ji1ck2bp2v 8 лет назад

Jack Seiffert Why would I include the best card ever printed?

@HD_Dabnado 8 лет назад

I get your reference... Also, hand of death?

@user-ji1ck2bp2v 8 лет назад

Hand of death is pretty horrible, thanks for the suggestion.

@mathewcarlson1314 9 лет назад

Awesome video as usual professor. Perfect for those wanting to try out cube. Those of us creating cubes are the next generation of dungeon masters, doing our part to create a healthy gaming community.

@diresam1240 9 лет назад

Aww, I have great memories from my Commander Cube. It is so complex, but so much fun!!

@Firevine 9 лет назад

Cube has always intrigued me, so thanks for these videos. I'm a bit confused as to why it's a singleton format though, as in a normal draft, you'd see multiples of commons, and even a couple uncommons. For your Innistrad cube, you'd pretty much have to use multiples, right? I would probably love a Cube that had cards from my early days of Magic, up through Ice Age. Maybe have fun with broken cards with an Urza's block cube.

@manudiesel 9 месяцев назад

I Beggin in cube, I'm French and not English really fluent, but this video is so great with simplicity and good tips. Many thanks.

@siemerssteve 7 лет назад

professor, thank you soo much for this. i've been out of magic for years and i've always craved getting back into it. however, the cost of constructed formats (and even regular drafts) have deterred me from it though. this seems like a very worthwile investment to make. also, i've always enjoyed constructing decks even more than playing. this is too good to be true. never heard of it before.

@eancycler1112 5 лет назад

Thanks for the advice and the links, prof! My friends and I are making a Ravnica themed cube!

@zirezerimar3725 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for explaining this, I'm new to this format and since nobody plays it where I live I couldn't find if the "booster packs" were asambled with rarity in mind.

@aaronl.9241 8 лет назад

Currently in the process of building a Tarkir cube. My group started playing just last year and a lot of us love Tarkir as a result. We have since all branch into different formats (most of us still play standard) and differing levels of financial commitment to the game (I'm the dude who went $1500 in), but we will always have this Tarkir cube to go back to.

@ferret813 8 лет назад

hahaha when the professor says "use the internet" needs to be a gif... anyone?

@jonjon78987 9 лет назад

I actually drafted a "strictly worse" cube that contained nothing but the worst of the worst and it was hilarious to say the least.

@Juaneswini 9 лет назад

Love your vids Tolarian! Keep up the good work!

@MrRuff-cc3lg 9 лет назад

Creating a cube around In Innistrad sounds exciting! I think I'll add in Dark Ascencion as well. :). As always, great vid!

@danielcahall4857 4 года назад

After watching this video years ago, I built a pauper cube, we have played it a bit. But now I own a ful no proxied legacy cube and we have been drafting it monthly at our LGS, its the best!

@FlySlimmies 9 лет назад

I have a lot of experience in magic but I have no experience in a cube even though do I always wanted to do one. This video is extremely helpful, thank you

@SuperCred1t 5 лет назад

Just now getting in to cube. the vids were very helpful!

@MetalDialga1998 9 лет назад

You know its funny because this channel helps me learn more about magic and the English language. I had to look up Apotheosis in the dictionary. Thanks Tolarian you're educating in more ways than one.

@NefashusLP 9 лет назад

That's awesome

@davidstratford7759 9 лет назад

love this series i always wanted to build a cube

@SuperSecretTechMTG 9 лет назад

Another solid video professor!!

@thefoolsarekings 9 лет назад

building a pauper ravnica block now. with the commons from the 2 blocks because I learned paying with gatecrash. so the the storyling with the guilds is precious to me. feels perfect to make a cube for it :)

@suicyde240 9 лет назад

This is excellent, thank you and keep them coming please!

@Nyitemare 9 лет назад

Very nice clear and concise video =D Liked it a lot!

@KensanOni 9 лет назад

My current exercise in constructing a Cube is currently starting with a more idealized Inn/RTR draft cube, where I keep rarities from the sets, and create packs based on the 1R/3U/10C structure, with one Guildgate in each pack. I want to recreate an authentic draft experience, while trimming away the cards that are just not as good as others. My cube is about 400 cards, all together, and I'm looking where to cut some lesser powered commons for more powerful commons, without ruining some of the themes. My Kamigawa Brick (It's designed for drafting for two players) is much more like the cubes presented here. Just one of each common, and trimmed a bit to provide interesting themes to draft for two players. It's a lot less work, but I've not been as satisfied with the experience.

@jabbernaut52733 9 лет назад

Any suggestions on how to shuffle a cube?

@fartface8918 6 лет назад

Jared B. You don't, you pick Random for your packs (not next to each other)

@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself 6 лет назад

Get everybody to help out. Give everyone a stack to shuffle, and after a couple shuffles, each person passes half their stack to a random player to mix together the different stacks. Example: for a small, 360-card cube and 4 players, each player gets a stack of approximately 90 cards and shuffles them a few times (probably by shuffling 40-50 at a time and mixing the stacks between 1-3 shuffles). After everyone has shuffled their stack of 90, each player passes 40-50 cards to someone else to mix in with theirs. Repeat this a few times for good mixing.

@kilist174 4 года назад

Go on cstimer

@TheInvaderDust 9 лет назад

Great video! Thanks for the explain, Cube excites me!

@TheMagachef 9 лет назад

Thanks for this second part of your cube series. It is very helpful indeed. At the moment, I'm constructing a Pauper Cube with Alex Ullman's list as a starting template. By the way, if considering Adam Styborski's list, what can be good replacements for those super expensive commons? Again...keep up the good work, and I hope you can explore Pauper more (my favourite format).

@kiwill33 9 лет назад

Hi Professor. First up - you are responsible for my love of magic, I started with MTG in July 2015 and soon after found you - thank you for all the advice & help. I'm really looking forward to the advanced Cube video. Q: Is it really necessary to have the 'best' cards for cube? I'm building a foil pauper cube...slowly - I am running junk cards at the moment, but it is good to have gorgeous cards to look at & also play cards that would otherwise not be played - hence value. I realise that a better pool of cards will give a more fulfilling 'gaming' experience. BUT building up the 'cube itself' is part of the joy for me...and THAT in itself slakes my thirst :)

@johnsignorino2377 8 лет назад

Thanks for the videos there amazingly helpful for an eleven year old kid like me to make the best purchases for my favorite game thanks alot

@wintershorts1862 9 лет назад

Professor, I really appreciate your cube videos. I wanted to try and build a cube online with the website you requested us and the motivation to do so, so I thank you for this incredibly valuable information. I'm going towards more a creature-based cube, and with that said, I want your opinion (or anyone in the comments section): Do you think it wold be a good idea to make a cube with Dragons as their main theme? There have been a lot of dragons that came out in Dragons of Tarkir (a majority of them not red) and I thought I could try to implement that in a sort of cube. I do see flaws, of course. Even post-DTK, a lot of dragons in MTG are red, so I would have to find a reason to play a deck that's not red. It would also be kind of hard to try and find more variety when making something like this, since that kind of cube idea would encourage you to run dragons. Tell me, anyone: would this be an idea worth it to try out?

@Adamchevy 7 лет назад

Excellent video!

@calder_north1732 10 месяцев назад

Did this years ago maybe 8😅 when I was 13 or so and brought it to the teen center at the library and we played it a lot and it ways really fun. It took all day and was just commons and uncommon cards. I regret getting rid of it but I’m considering making one again.

@davidkuchen7208 8 лет назад

Hey, great video, but I have one question: Do you have any experimence in playing sealed with a cube, so 90 cards for everyone? Does this work with the presented cubes? Du you recommend sealed cube in general?

@progste 9 лет назад

My experience with cube is the "Combo Cube" we play once in a while at a friend's house, such a head hake but so fun XD

@NerdySatyr 9 лет назад

Really great video and has gotten me rather excited! How is your Innistrad set Tolarian Community College? I must say it's possibly one of my favorite sets, heck it got me back into Magic! So I would love to see a balanced Innistrad CUBE. Would you be willing to share your version, or possibly better yet do you know of any good templates I can work off of? Many thanks and I look forwards to future vids!

@illMindeDThoughtS 9 лет назад

I would like to see what that Innistrad cube is going to look like, can we see the deck list whenever you guys complete it?

@fpieracc 8 лет назад

So, Professor, I am looking to build my first cube and I can't really decide if I use Adam's or Ixoran's list as the base for it. Could you explain some of the differences between them?

@jakefernandez6623 8 лет назад

Thanks for the pauper cube list suggestion! I'm trying to look for a list for peasant as well, anything you particularly recommend?

@l_scanu8645 9 лет назад

Professor, this is one of if not THE best video I have ever seen on RU-vid, and I watch 2-4 hours of it a day (don't judge me lol), it is so detailed and informative, and even though I'm not building a cube anytime soon, as I'm only going to my first ever FNM on Friday, but when I do I will refer to this, but just a few questions: 1) How much basic land should I include? 2) Is using a block ,etc Khans block, a good start? Using some of the cheap but definitely not dirt cards and slowly upgrade to the more powerful cards like fetchs and planeswalkers. 3) Could you do a video about convincing someone not to leave the game please, i need to show it to someone. Thank you so much! :-)

@8x8johan 9 лет назад

Luca Scanu 1) It depends a lot on you cube. Maybe you have an artifact, or multicolored cube with a lot of nonbasic lands within it and thus you wont need as many basics. Maybe you want to supply nonbasics for people to use when building theirs decks. but for a regular basic cube i'd say something around (card number)*0,10. This would be 36 lands of each type for a 360 card cube. 2) I personally think you should start off with cards you own or can access easily, so you don't spend a lot of money on something you don't want. Upgrade as fitting if you like cubing :) 3) building a cube for them to play with you would ensure they don't quit completely :) I actually plan doing this for a friend myself :P

@l_scanu8645 9 лет назад

Johan Borbye Thank you soooo much! I have most of the Khans cards so it won't be to expensive! And I just want to keep this person into Magic until next year so we can go to a Grand Prix if it's near us. :p

@Silverblaze4575 5 лет назад

Awesome Video!

@MrCzapczynski 9 лет назад

If it is available; can you please provide a link to the innistrad cube you mentioned? Thank you! Keep up the quality videos. Love the channel.

@maitrevince7316 9 лет назад

How does Tolearian only have 50k subs whereas Mtg Headquarters have 90k ?!

@garyleavitt9203 9 лет назад

Maitre Vince Word of mouth. Tell your friends to subscribe.

@Firevine 9 лет назад

KainScion You said that with far more tact than I would have. The Professor is awesome.

@maitrevince7316 9 лет назад

Glad to see we all agree on the question !

@20chanic 3 года назад

This aged nicely

@mythicmtgtech 9 лет назад

Great intro to building cubes.

@MyChilliFeets 8 лет назад

My friends and I did a cube from unglued and unhinged. It was a night to be remembered :)

@adwins1257 8 лет назад

Where would you place Hybrids? should they be categorized as multicolored or should they count twice for each color it is (ie, Boros Reckoner would take up a creature slot for red and a creature slot for white)

@ColinRichardsonMUSIC 8 лет назад

I have a couple of questions, both inspired by Loading Ready Run. Could I buy a booster box, sleeve that and basically have a cube? And secondly, how would you build a Strictly Worse cube?

@Nylspider 5 лет назад

For the first question, try to avoid it, as boosters can have jank and dirt, and that's not what cube is about, and as for the second question, Strictly Worse was meant for reverse drafting, where your opponent drafts your deck

@minihali 8 лет назад

Hey Professor, I am thinking about building a cube, my first cube. And I would like to know if the deck list you provided is still relevant, the pauper one of course.

@erickallen93 9 лет назад

My friend and I made an all rare cube, balanced between mono-colored and multi-colored. When we make packs, we've balanced the amount of each color combo, instead of straight randomization to ensure the multi-color didn't flood the cube. Would you recommend against this, or does it not make a huge impact? (Thank you for the video by the way!)

@rustitg4808 9 лет назад

Are basics a part of the cube itself, or is it the amount of cards in a cube (in my case, 360) plus basics, making it over 360?

@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself 6 лет назад

What about building a cube for a sealed-limited like game, instead of draft? Any differences, or just give each player 90 cards (6 15-card boosters)?

@SplittingImage73 9 лет назад

Hey Professor, so you recommend Adam's cube as a good budget, introductory list? Id like to start one without dropping a lot of cash. Med school limits MTG purchases significantly, haha.

@chaoticjexak 4 года назад

See I've built a cube that isnt focused on mechanics but instead on flavour. It predominantely features cards from amonkhet block, and some of the eternal stuff from war of the spark, as well as some cards (like march of the returned) from other sets that have great flavour. the best things to draft are tribal zombies, deserts, catouche/trials, or reddeckwins. is this good? there is a lot of jank as its literally all the Amonkhet cards i could find including strictly worse cards, and I was thinking of setting it up where the 'packs' follow sealed rarity guidelines. its definately more casual.

@tomhansen7585 4 года назад

How do you play cube? Do you play with 45 cards? Or do you add land to your deck afterwards?

@mitchdonkers6156 9 лет назад

So Helpful you are the best

@donmangrubang7176 7 лет назад

could you make a video on cube on starting to pick out the cards.

@TheScienceMaker2 9 лет назад

I have a question. How many basic lands I should separate for a small / medium cube?

@samwhite7346 9 лет назад

I am also building Adam's pauper cube and I hope it plays well

@Grimmlocked 8 лет назад

I'm building my first cube! m by rule is only sets with the new m15 card frame. trying to come up with themes for the color pairs. so far it's w/b warriors matter g/w +1/+1 counters matter r/u artifacts matter I'm hoping I can figure out some themes for the other pairs as the card pool I have to pick from gets bigger as more sets come out.

@POWERPRIME01 9 лет назад

Great video

@mfk5775 7 лет назад

would it be a good idea to start a cube by buying a booster box and then taking card out and in

@JacobBiaggi 9 лет назад

Where can I find one of those clear boxes that is holding the small cube? I really like the layout of it

@caiobpimenta990 9 лет назад

Could you please make a longer list of cubes that you recommend?

@angelthemute1670 8 лет назад

so i just started playing magic not too long ago with a friend who has been playing for a while. we wanted to make a small cube but we're a bit confused; should we include basic land as part of the 360 cards? if so, how much basic land?

@koohhook5332 8 лет назад

Total newb question. I am just starting to build a cube. I am going to order some KMC hypers because of how often cube cards will be played by many people and I want the sleeves to last. How many sleeves should I get in total for a 360 card cube? I am asking this because the video did not include "How many basic lands is needed in a cube?" Because the basic lands needs to be in the same sleeves as the cube. Thanks !

@necromancyfan4425 3 года назад

I actually like the "feature" of bad cards in a draft because you won't use em anywhere else anyway, so they see play only there

@sawderf741 2 года назад

I wholeheartedly agree. as a yugioh player, most of our cards are bad but are good in a vacuum. I might try yugioh cube.

@gravibreaker99 7 лет назад

Ok. So I want to make a cube from cards I have in my trade binder that I really like but don't use. In this vdo you talk about sticking to one set or block. Am I only alloweed to go so far?

@LeifMaelstrom 2 года назад

Awwwww... Baby Professor!

@angelthemute1670 8 лет назад

so i just started playing not too long ago and wanted to make a small cube with a friend. we're a bit confused; should we include basic land as part of the 360 cards? if so, how much basic land?

@oranjeleewns 9 лет назад

Hello. Great video. Do you have a cube list?

@mfk5775 7 лет назад

Hi I have a modern mill deck, a standard werewolf deck and a miri the cursed commander deck. I want to know if you think a cube is a good idea for me. I go to fnm around every 2 weeks and try to get to all the other events. Please help professor

@brainslug1765 6 лет назад

That is a great tie...

@Oblivion2006 9 лет назад

Thanks!

@evileyeball 9 лет назад

I made a cube 1/3 uncommons 2/3 commons and I made it from scratch without looking at any other lists first (and I just picked cards that I liked) I haven't had the chance to draft it with more than just 1 person (My wife and I Winston'd it) one time I'm hoping to draft it soon (its been over a year since I made it

@greengrapejelly 8 лет назад

7:40 Yeah we saw you look the other way when you said "under $100" hahaha very funny professor.

@ktrehearne 9 лет назад

How would buying a booster box and using that as your cube be? Maybe one set better than the others?

@kiranearitachi 9 лет назад

still working on my conspiracy cube where there is 3 of each common and 2 of each uncom. got the idea from someones article. i love the set, but not the multiplayer focus someone aspect where as in edh i can defend myself.

@VVhirl 8 лет назад

I watched you comment on all that stuff about Cube and color combination... My friends and I are over here with our Mono Red Bloodbath Cube wondering how it's done any other way.

@88Hyo 9 лет назад

Well, yeah, I can make a cube using only the best crds avaible for my cube, but I can also make a cube with trash cards and make it like an regular draft or even sealed experience, because my cube my rules! haha