#Sidisi ant commander how to#

So far the commanders chosen to represent the archetypes (first the 2-color, then the 3-color) are: The synergies I've chosen, based on the popularity of the archetype, number of commanders available to synergize with the archetype, and efficacy of drafting towards that archetype are: Dedicate the majority of cards in the cube towards those synergies Draft commanders first, so that players can start drafting towards those synergies ASAP For 3-color commanders, make the majority key into a synergy from one of their color pairs Of the commander options available for each color pair, make the majority key into that synergy Give every color pair an explicit synergy I want to enable synergy-heavy decks in a few ways: One of the things I like about both commander and draft is being able to go deep on synergies, and when it comes together in draft it is oh-so-sweet.

#Sidisi ant commander how to#

I've had some thoughts about how to do this.Ī lot of commander cubes seem to focus around fairly goodstuff lists, and the most popular commander cards, but I want to go in a somewhat different direction. So now it's time to use that collection for something beyond regularly crushing commander night - it's time to cuuuube! And I've got a group of people interested in drafting commander.

I've also conveniently got a collection of, as I always put it, 'every card you could ever want to play in commander' - currently ~8,000 singleton sleeved cards, including everything from tabernacle to saltskitter. Commander and draft are my two favorite formats, and I've always loved the idea of mixing multiplayer elements and building around a legend from commander, and the skill-first and build-as-you-go structure of draft.