Now then, some caveats about this article. Seriously, if you are not following Mike on Twitter, you are missing out on some of the best Magic Art content available, arguably the best sock-wearer in MTG, and photos/videos of adorable dogs. Regardless, some sets are better than others, and that I tackle here today.īefore I begin, firstly I want to give a huge shout-out to Mike Linnemann ( on Twitter) for being a sanity check and inspiring this article. It is great to get a group of eight friends together and reminisce on old formats, and just play Magic in a way that feels incredibly fun.īut you dear reader, want to know: what are the best packs to bring? Some Chaos Drafts I’ve done choose to draft the sets that you will open, others are bring-your-own. In practice, it just leads to some of the most fun limited gameplay (with Cube of course being the only limited format I enjoy more). At its core it rewards reading signals, card evaluation and deck construction. Preferably, this means that there are a total of 24 different sets to choose from. Each player at the table drafts with three packs, each of a different set.
For those of you that are unfamiliar with the format, here is a brief rundown. The other day I was thinking about one of my favorite formats to play casually: Chaos Draft.
Hello all! It’s been a while since my last article, so I wanted to come back and do something worth the wait.
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