> Now it's just the same set of a few hundred cards, but keep still come up with new metas without spending more money.
That's called a "Cube" in Magic the Gathering.
https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/building-your-firs...
https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Cube_Draft
We draft Cubes from our old collections all the time, to help recycle our older cards.
> That makes sense, especially in MTG where there are like 20,000 cards to choose from. The P2W can definitely come out.
> Now it's just the same set of a few hundred cards, but keep still come up with new metas without spending more money.
A typical Draft's card pool is only ~300ish cards or so, whatever is in the newest set. Its actually small enough to memorize.
You don't draft booster-cards from all of MtG. A Draft is innately around the ~300ish cards of some set. Lost Caverns of Ixalan only consists of 291 cards.
That's called a "Cube" in Magic the Gathering.
https://magic.wizards.com/en/news/feature/building-your-firs...
https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Cube_Draft
We draft Cubes from our old collections all the time, to help recycle our older cards.
> That makes sense, especially in MTG where there are like 20,000 cards to choose from. The P2W can definitely come out. > Now it's just the same set of a few hundred cards, but keep still come up with new metas without spending more money.
A typical Draft's card pool is only ~300ish cards or so, whatever is in the newest set. Its actually small enough to memorize.
You don't draft booster-cards from all of MtG. A Draft is innately around the ~300ish cards of some set. Lost Caverns of Ixalan only consists of 291 cards.