Pokemon Cubes

because furret is awesome

Cramorant

Pokemon primarily from Obsidian Flames set

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This is a cube I made out of my cards. I'm importing it into pokemoncard, but it's pretty big. Nothing specific, but it could be fun. It mostly has SVI era cards, but contains a few random SWSH

Cube built solely around Team Plasma's Pokemon BW Only 

Sinnoh.

Base Set remake

A cube that meshes the wonderful aspects of Eevee-lutions with the vibrance of a rainbow for Pride! 🌈✨  Cube Drafting and Set Up Players will construct 60-card decks with six prize cards from the provided card pool. For groups of six or more players, decks can be reduced to 40 cards with four prize cards. All players will shuffle the Cube before being broken into packs. Drafting involves 24 packs of 15 cards, which are passed clockwise, then counterclockwise, alternating each round.  Each player builds a 60-card deck using drafted cards. The Cube will provide basic energy cards, while only Special Energy cards need to be drafted. The Cube will provide each member with one Gladion card. This card is not required in the deck, but can be used. The Cube can provide up to 2 copies of Eevee (PRE 074) if needed The Cube can provide up to 2 copies of Buddy-Buddy Poffin (TEF 144) if needed The Cube can provide up to 2 copies of Great Ball (PAL 183) if needed The Cube can provide up to 1 copy of Energy Search (SV 172) if needed Games will be played in a round-robin format, with Bo1 matches determined by dice rolls (1 vs. 2, 3 vs. 4, 5 vs. 6, etc.), and players will be assigned accordingly. Winners of matches are determined by: First player to take all prize cards An opponent is unable to draw cards at the start of their turn (deck out) An opponent has no Pokémon remaining in play, either in the active or on the bench Winners face each other, while losers compete against one another, and so on. The player with the best record is the winner. Eevee Cube Deck Rules   Most cards in the Cube are one-offs, except for Pokémon or trainer cards that encourage diverse deck-building or align with the Cube's theme. All basic Eevee and Eevee-lutions are singletons in the cube card pool, except for: Vaporeon (MEW 134) x2 Flareon (MEW 135) x2 Jolteon (MEW 136) x2 Espeon (PRE 033) x2 Umbreon (PRE 59) x2 Leafeon (PRE 005) x2 Glaceon (PRE 025) x2 Sylveon (PRE 040) x2 Regardless of the name, players can include only four of the same Pokémon in their decks. Example: Vaporeon MEW134, Vaporeon V, Vaporeon ex, Vaporeon GX = 4 Vaporeon cards. Every Eevee-lution is classified as Stage 1, even if labeled basic on the card, and must evolve from a basic Eevee. VMax can only evolve from its corresponding V Pokémon, while VStar can evolve from any Eevee as a Stage 1. Only one Ace Spec per deck. Only one Radiant Pokémon per deck. Errata EX, GX, V, VStar, and ex are all 2 prizes/rule box Pokémon. If a TTS card specifies any of these labels, it should be applied to all. All mention of Fairy-type or Fairy-energy should be replaced with Psychic-type or Psychic-energy. Computer Search is an Ace-Spec

(In progress) Base set through skyridge 480-card cube. A fun mix of unique and classic cards from the early days of the ptcg including the japanese exclusive cards not on the site listed below:

Only Basics from prismatic evolution and paldea evolved and a few others