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Andy and Anthony talk about the concept of power level band or range in Cubes. It’s sometimes said a Cube should have a pretty even power level, with the strongest card being not too much stronger than the weakest, is a good idea. Our hosts talk about why that doesn’t always make sense and strategies for making Cubes with a wide band of power that still make sense.

Discussed in this episode:

• Regular Cube
• Sacred Geometry
• Recross the Paths
• Neoclassical Cube
• Bun Magic Cube
• 100 Ornithopters
• Irregular Cube

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

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Musical production by DJ James Nasty.

Timestamps

• 0:00 - Intro
• 4:48 - Power Levels
• 16:34 - Against a Narrow Power Band
• 19:55 - Absolute vs Relative Power
• 24:09 - Bombs
• 26:37 - Enablers vs Finishers
• 32:01 - Absolute Game Impact
• 36:28 - Power Curve
• 46:35 - Summary