Cube Management

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Labeling a Cube for Fast Reset Without Affecting Draft Randomness

Antoine / November 14, 2026

Use labels on storage compartments and temporary reset trays, not on individual cards. This workflow keeps a cube easy to inventory while preserving random packs.

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Cube Management

How to Track an MTG Cube in a Spreadsheet Without Turning It Into Work

Antoine / October 29, 2026

A practical spreadsheet system for tracking an MTG cube without logging every trivial movement. Use one inventory, one change log, and an exception-based reset workflow.

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Cube Management

How Often Should You Update an MTG Cube?

Antoine / October 15, 2026

Reset and document your MTG Cube after every event, but wait for recurring draft evidence before changing the list. This guide provides a practical cadence for tuning, inventory, sleeves, storage, and replacement batches.

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Cube Management

Keep a Cube Update Log: Track Cuts, Adds, and Why You Changed Them

Antoine / October 10, 2026

A practical MTG Cube update log template for recording additions, cuts, design hypotheses, draft observations, version history, and cards that need reprinting.

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Cube Management

Transporting an MTG Cube: Box Fit, Tokens, Lands, and Damage Control

Antoine / September 26, 2026

Protect your Cube in transit and make cleanup predictable with a practical workflow for storage, support pieces, inventory, randomization, and updates.