The Story of the Community Cube by Efka Bladukas What I would like to do today is share a story with you. I don't think...

5 Point Plan: Why the Cardiff Mindsports Festival is a great way to kick off your Magic career! by Dave Shedden Fledgling Planeswalkers, it's time...

The Crown Duels – Graduating from DOTP to the wider game by Dave Shedden Perhaps it started with a conversation - a chat of the...

A peasant cube contains only commons and uncommons. I built it because nobody had a cube in my local community, and although I initially built it as a peasant cube to keep the cost down I can honestly say that I have as much fun drafting it as I do ‘normal’ cubes. Rather than go through how I built it card-by-card or colour-by-colour I’m going to go over some of the things that make peasant cubes different from rare cubes and some of the decisions you’ll make whilst building your cube. Hopefully there should be something in here for those of you who already have cubes, peasant or otherwise, or who want to build a cube of any type.

Starting for the next few months is the incredibly exciting prospect of creating an entire Cube from scratch… but unlike other cubes this will be entirely based around cards that the community have designed. No reprints, no using real cards. A true test of card design, evaluation and group analysis to create a fun yet challenging cube for the masses to use!

How to Wait for Friends and Influence People - Shared Discovery by Rob Wagner

You might recall me having referenced my cube during a few of my previous articles. Tu certainly did; he’s asked me to write a little bit about what cube is and cube construction.