Andy and Anthony talk about how and why designers can present their cubes in ways that resonate with players. They talk about the presentational aspects available to communicate through, the values of making a connection, and how valuable it can be to set expectations with players.

Discussed in this episode:

• Double Black Diamonds Cube (formerly “Mono Decent”)
• 100 Ornithopters
• Turbo Cube
• Regular Cube
• Don’t Call It That by Eli Aldman
• The Fire Swamp
• The Giver Cube
• The Red Terror
• The Mono Red Cube
• The Jund Cube
• Bun Magic Cube
• Penrose Cube
• Penrose Aperiodic Tiling
• Dichotomy Cube
• Sacred Geometry
• MTGO Vintage Cube
• The Pauper Cube
• The Campaign
• May’s Fae Cube
• Cascade Cube
• The Ballpit
• Esper Bouncy Castle

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You can find the hosts’ Cubes on Cube Cobra:

• Andy’s “Bun Magic” Cube
• Anthony’s “Regular” Cube

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