Timothée Simonot’s Twisted Color Pie Cube Draft · ranked window complete · final results

Timothée Simonot’s Twisted Color Pie Cube Draft — August 28, 2026

1 ranked player built from the same opening packs, measured against 8 fixed standard candles. Historical entries remain playable but cannot change these results.

Submitted player decks

Final player leaderboard

Frozen when the ranking window closed.
Player rankPlayerP1P1ColorsRatingRecord (W–T–L)Status
#1 of 1 Archived player Dragonmaster Outcast R179227-0-13Provisional (small field)

Pack 1 · Pick 1

The P1P1 wall

Same opening packs. Different first instincts.

Decklists, picks, and match stories

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The room’s shared conclusions

Consensus picks and cards

Ranked entries only · frozen at close

Consensus first picks

  1. Dragonmaster Outcast1 player · 100% 100%

Most drafted

  1. Chain Lightning1 player · 1 copy100%
  2. Glen Elendra Archmage1 player · 1 copy100%
  3. Purphoros, God of the Forge1 player · 1 copy100%
  4. Abbot of Keral Keep1 player · 1 copy100%
  5. Ruby Medallion1 player · 1 copy100%
  6. Niblis of Frost1 player · 1 copy100%

Most played

  1. Chain Lightning1 deck · 1 copy100%
  2. Purphoros, God of the Forge1 deck · 1 copy100%
  3. Abbot of Keral Keep1 deck · 1 copy100%
  4. Ruby Medallion1 deck · 1 copy100%
  5. Pia and Kiran Nalaar1 deck · 1 copy100%
  6. Dragonmaster Outcast1 deck · 1 copy100%

What the field became

Main deck types

Broad shells inferred from colors, creature count, and curve.
R Midrange1 deck100%

Color lanes: R 100%

The fixed measuring stick · always reviewable

The 8 standard-candle decks

Every player faces these exact same 8 reference decks. Open any list to see the full build used for comparison.

Seat 0 benchmark · B · G

Direct rival · same seat, same packs

Mirror Drafter

The Fundamentalist

Efficient creatures, premium interaction, and a disciplined curve.

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Seat 2 · W · U · B · R

Kesh

The Tribal Chief

Collects supported creature types and the cards that reward them.

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Seat 3 · U · B · R

Lux

The Treasure Hunter

Gives bombs and high-rarity cards a little extra benefit of the doubt.

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Seat 4 · W · U · B · R · G

Pax

The Five-Color Dreamer

Prioritizes mana fixing, then reaches for the strongest cards in every color.

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Seat 5 · U · B

Jori

The Token General

Builds wide boards and favors cards that multiply creatures.

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Seat 6 · W · B

Brann

The Loyalist

Commits early and fights hard to stay in the colors already chosen.

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Seat 7 · W · R · G

Rook

The Beatdown Player

Presses the curve with cheap creatures, tricks, and reach.

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Seat 8 · B · R · G

Tavi

The Synergist

Accepts modest standalone cards when they strengthen a coherent engine.

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Ranked players + standard candles

Final all-deck ranking

Unranked historical replays are excluded.

Player rank compares people with people. Overall rank below also shows where every player build sits among the fixed reference decks.

OverallPlayer / referenceTypeRatingRecord (W–T–L)Player rankConfidence
#1 Drafter 11 Player deck 1792241-0-79#1 · Provisional (small field)320 games · 1728–1845 · rank 1–2
#2 Lux Standard candle 172617-0-23Reference40 games · 1631–1808 · rank 1–4
#3 Tavi Standard candle 169115-0-25Reference40 games · 1596–1779 · rank 1–6
#4 Mirror Drafteryour direct competition · same seat, same packs Direct rival 163612-0-28Direct rival40 games · 1541–1729 · rank 2–7
#5 Brann Standard candle 163612-0-28Reference40 games · 1542–1727 · rank 2–7
#6 Rook Standard candle 15739-0-31Reference40 games · 1479–1680 · rank 3–8
#7 Kesh Standard candle 14615-0-35Reference40 games · 1349–1604 · rank 5–9
#8 Pax Standard candle 14615-0-35Reference40 games · 1350–1594 · rank 6–9
#9 Jori Standard candle 14214-0-36Reference40 games · 1298–1553 · rank 6–9