The Cantina Cube

This is my SWU cube! Its a singleton Eternal cube that uses many of my favorite cards throughout Star Wars Unlimited, with a primary focus on the first year or so of the game.

Primary archetypes you'll find supported include:

• Rebels - Quick, aggressive, and ground-focused. Play lots of units and attack as often as possible. Leaders include Leia Organa, Sabine Wren, and Cassian Andor.
• Imperials - Slow, controlling, mixed-arena. Play big guys and grow them over time. Leaders include Grand Moff Tarkin, JTL Darth Vader and Admiral Piett.
• Underworld - Midrange, ground-focused. Play tricky units that mess with the board. Leaders include Cad Bane, SOR Boba Fett, and SEC Jabba the Hutt.
• Pilots - Midrange, space-focused. Play vehicles and crew them up with pilots! Leaders include Wedge Antilles and Poe Dameron.
• Aristocrats - Controlling, mixed arena. Gain power from deceating your own units! Leaders include Emperor Palpatine and JTL Grand Admiral Thrawn.
• The Force - Controlling, ground arena. Choose light or dark, then build your power in lightsaber combat! Leaders include SOR Luke Skywalker, SOR Darth Vader, Gar Saxon, and The Mandalorian.
• Spectre One - Midrange, mixed arena. Try assembling as many members of Spectre team as you can! Leader is LAW Hera Syndulla.

Currently, this cube is only 360 cards and there are 40 available leaders, meaning not all archetypes will be equally viable at the start of each draft. Eventually, as the SWU card pool expands and more generalized leaders become available in each color combination, I plan to expand the cube to 450 and remove some of the tighter archetypes like Pilot and Spectre. For now, I feel like a tight 360 list gives me the best opportunity for a balanced draft.

One of the major umbrella themes I tried to cultivate in the cube is Upgrades. There are a lot of upgrades available in every color combination, and upgrade removal options are relatively sparse. This is an intentional choice to make gameplay closer to my personal vision of SWU gameplay (i.e. upgrades are good, actually). If it turns out that this is imbalanced in some way, I'll adjust it over time.