Commander Draft

The Commander Draft format was introduced with the release of Commander Legends, on November 20, 2020. Commander games are intended to be multiplayer, with many new cards taking advantage of there being more than two players present.
==Procedure==
Commander Draft starts with a booster draft. Each player sits around the table in a random order with three booster packs. Packs are opened and cards are drafted into your card pool two at a time. Then, players break off into four-player game-pods. The seating for the games is also random. You can attack multiple opponents or opposing planeswalkers during combat. Everyone starts at 40 life, and it's total war until one player is left standing.
After the draft, players build a 60-card deck — much like how a traditional deck of Magic is 60 cards and a traditional draft is 40, here it's a minimum of 60 to Commander's 100. All other Commander rules apply with one exception: the Singleton rule does not apply. You may play as many copies of a card as you draft of it, though given the set size compared to how many cards players get, it's not very likely to get more than 1 copy of a card. Players may always use up to two of <c>The Prismatic Piper</c> or the <c>Faceless One</c> as a commander, even if they didn't draft one.
===Limited Partner===
For Commander Masters drafts, all eligible commanders with one or less colors in their color identity are treated as if they have partner in a Commander draft. This rule was borrowed from the Commander cube draft community in order to allow players to draft cohesive decks without being tied to their early pick Commanders.
==Rules==
==References==
==External link==
*Commander Draft (Wizards of the Coast)