Andy and Anthony talk about narrow tutors in Cubes. In contrast to the most open ended ways for players to search up a card from their library, narrow tutor effects give cube designers an opportunity to make specific sets of cards more accessible. Our hosts talk about specific “tutor” cards they include in their cubes. They talk about the ways they can create interesting draft challenges, provide targeted redundancy, or let players construct a toolbox of cards they have more opportunities to find.

Discussed in this episode:

• Episode 199: Tutors in Cube Design: Creating Variety by Reducing Variety
• Episode 312: Cards that are Cool — Part 2
• The next Book Club book: The Score by C. Thi Nguyen

Cubes mentioned:

• Sacred Geometry
• Turbo Cube
• 100 Ornithopters
• Regular Cube
• Take Five
• Bun Magic Cube
• Neoclassical Cube

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

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