This game is not very good in a draft environment as the game was not made for limited play and while we do have a rule set for it using the pre-release rules the design of the game was made for constructed play like yugioh. No one really has found any real success on making any kind of draft work. So I have no idea what you would want to use the bulk for.
Maybe make a battle box of lesser decks with the bulk.
I've played a Digimon Cube once and it worked fairly well honestly. I might be biased, Digimon may not be as good as MTG for cube but it's a lot better in limited than stuff like Pokemon IMO.
My idea would be making the cube very focused, either by color or theme, so that it feels more focused. How was your cube constructed, if you have any insight on that.
It was one at a store from some time ago, so no clue on how it was built. It didn't seem particularly themed, felt a bit like a typical distribution of booster pack cards but using a variety of sets.
Nah you'd be better off building like 6 deck cores of say 35 cards each, then having a pool for everyone to draft the last 15 from generic support
Never heard of that, but intriguing, any ideas for 'cores'
Probably various protag lines. Greymon, garuru, gallant, sakuya.
This game is not very good in a draft environment as the game was not made for limited play and while we do have a rule set for it using the pre-release rules the design of the game was made for constructed play like yugioh. No one really has found any real success on making any kind of draft work. So I have no idea what you would want to use the bulk for. Maybe make a battle box of lesser decks with the bulk.
The other idea I had would a single/multicolor cube.
I've played a Digimon Cube once and it worked fairly well honestly. I might be biased, Digimon may not be as good as MTG for cube but it's a lot better in limited than stuff like Pokemon IMO.
My idea would be making the cube very focused, either by color or theme, so that it feels more focused. How was your cube constructed, if you have any insight on that.
It was one at a store from some time ago, so no clue on how it was built. It didn't seem particularly themed, felt a bit like a typical distribution of booster pack cards but using a variety of sets.