Formats

Endstep plays constructed, cube draft, set draft and sealed the way you would expect. It also runs a handful of formats that are hard to find anywhere else online, because they need a rules engine willing to bend, and because nobody else has bothered.

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What is here

Constructed Every banlist
Cube draft Yours or imported
Set draft & sealed Real collation
Two-player draft Winston, Richman
Multiplayer Three and four seats
Variants Momir, Forgetful Fish

Formats you cannot easily play elsewhere

Momir Basic

Sixty basic lands and an avatar. Pay X, discard a card, get a random creature costing X. No deckbuilding at all.

Winston draft

Two players, three growing piles, one shuffled stack. Take a pile or pass and feed it. The classic two-player draft.

Richman draft

Two players, two fifteen-card packs, one pick each round. Every card you leave behind goes back into the pool for both of you.

Shared Library

Forgetful Fish. One deck, one graveyard, two players drawing from the same library. Your draw is your opponent's loss.

Multiplayer pods

Three and four seats at one table, free-for-all or in teams, with bots for any chair nobody claimed.

The usual suspects

Constructed runs against the engine's own format catalogue, so deck legality is checked by the same code that knows the banlists, not by a list we maintain by hand. Vintage, Legacy, Modern, Pioneer, Standard, Pauper, Commander and a no-banlist casual mode are all selectable in the lobby.

Cube draft. Build a cube in the editor or import one from CubeCobra, then draft it with friends, with bots, or with a mix of both.
Set draft and sealed. Boosters generated from a real set's collation, drafted eight-handed or opened as sealed.
Best-of-three with sideboarding. Both players board at once between games rather than waiting in turn, and either can withdraw and edit again until both are locked in.

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