Highlander Cube v1.0

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I'm still not a 100% sure how the draft will end up. Probably stacks of 16s. 10 seems to be too low a number, there would be hardly any wheeling and strategic insights possible, I think, and with 480 cards, 16 seems to be the next best pick. 5 stacks of 16 for each player at the start of the game.

Some thoughts concerning card choices: I went for the (mostly - the non unique-neutrals got three-offs) Highlander approach as to see more variety in the cards played. Plain and simple. There are so many great and interesting cards in the LCG that just don't see the light of day because some other cards are ever so slightly (or very much so) better. I still went for what I consider some of the best cards in the game.

I tried to include some light obvious synergies over different colors here and there (investigators, cultists, some Gugs, conspirators, nothing major, really (well, Syndicate without anything Criminal *is* pretty hard*), but mostly tried to prevent "just picking every [subtype] and be done with it" and as such didn't go for Explorers, Deep Ones and the like. That aside, I put some mostly what I consider to be faction-defining stuff in there, should be pretty self-explanatory. Ah, and Day and Night of course. This "struggle" plays to small a part nowadays imho and here there are plenty of Day/Night cards to be found, in-faction and neutral.

If there's anyone interested in criticizing this behemoth, please do so, there's bound to be some stuff that can be improved on while keeping the core ideas of the cube.

P.S.: Take note of poor René Bonvillain and Raid! that could not have made it to their friends, since exclamation marks and French is nothing the deckbuilder gladly imports.

First try at a CoC LCG Cube aimed at being played with six players (might have newbies among those).