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Casual Cube with whatever came at hand
My first cube assembled with cards collected in 15 years that I don't play in my commander decks.

50 Cent Cube
Every card must cost $0.50 (fifty cents) or cheaper at its cheapest printing. Singleton. Synergy cube based on 8 archetypes. Hypothetically beginner-friendly. Imported from CubeCobra, where price is easier to see.
The Pauper Cube

Superfluous Leftovers
Random leftovers that didn't find a place in the decks. No emphasis on a specific archetype. A few more cards with +1/+1 counters and synergies when casting.



Bloomburrow Twobert
180-card Bloomburrow twobert cube for two-player draft. Focused on tight archetypes, balanced gameplay, and consistent 1v1 sessions within a compact, synergy-driven cube environment.

Sammich's Peasant Cube
This is my peasant (i.e., rarity restricted) cube. All cards in the list have been printed at either common and uncommon. It is designed around three color archetypes with very few to no trap cards. The cube is designed to be heavy on interaction with fast game play as the norm.