Andy and Anthony linger on the topic of Battle Box for a second week in a row, discussing a novel design: Andy’s Jeskai Control Battle Box, modeled after what some have called Magic’s most interesting mirror match. They start things off by drawing and comparing opening hands from the list and then go deep on the benefits of designing an environment for a more narrow range of play and what can be learned from playing it.
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Discussed in this episode:

The Ship of Theseus - Cube from Rotisserie Draft
Rotisserie Draft
Jeskai Control Battle Box
The most fun mirrors on Twitter
Ben Stark vs Shahar Shenhar
Jumpstart
Hobo Names

Timestamps:

1:59 — Brags and Bad Beats: Parker’s Roto Draft Edition
8:26 — A brief review of Battle Box
11:36 — Opening hand evaluations
12:47 — Introduction to the Jeskai Control Battle Box
16:24 — Structure and design considerations
21:40 — Temples in the land package
27:15 — Expectations - Do players really just love blue that much?
31:08 — Lessons on removal from Jumpstart
35:38 — Gameplay lessons from the Jeskai Control Battle Box
43:46 — Single card discussion: Jeskai Battle Box Edition

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

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