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– Modern MTG Cube 720 — https://cubecobra.com/cube/list/5e7d65747d65df45f5693814

Modern Cube (720)

Modern MTG Cube 720 (Mostly Modern) — $125
A “greatest hits” draft environment where every card has a modern frame—so the cube looks cohesive on the table, but still plays like a high-power, anything-can-happen night of Magic.

Origin / why this list exists

Mostly Modern is built around a simple rule that ends up mattering a lot in play: modern-border cards only (plus strong fixing). The result is a cube that feels curated and current, gets updated over time, and drafts cleanly without the visual whiplash of mixed eras.

What’s in the list / how it plays

This is high power, unpowered gameplay: big swing cards and iconic engines, but no Power Nine. The list is packed with efficient interaction, real one-drops, and “build-around me” packages—so you’re not just drafting piles.

My read on the environment (from the list):

Speed is real: aggressive decks have legit pressure (Ragavan-style starts, premium burn, efficient white creatures).
Control has teeth: top-shelf countermagic and sweepers, plus finishers that end games.
Combo is present (and draftable): you’ve got classic “oops I win” lanes alongside fair midrange decks—so drafts stay interesting.
Fixing is generous: between top-tier lands and a solid colorless package, multi-color decks are actually castable—especially important at 720.

And since it’s 720 cards, you get the big advantage: variety. Your group can draft this repeatedly without it feeling solved, and the “same archetypes” show up with different card mixes each night.

Who it’s for

You want a high-power cube that still looks cohesive (modern frame rule does a ton here).
Your group likes real interaction + real threats (not just battlecruiser piles).
You want maximum replayability—720 is for groups that draft often and want the environment to keep surprising them.
You like a cube that can absorb new set updates without breaking its identity.