Draft Onslaught on CubeForge
Build around morphs, cycling cards, and focused creature-type synergies in Onslaught Limited.
Draft Onslaught
Onslaught is the large fall set of Onslaught block, released in 2002 with set code ONS. Its draft environment is built around creature types, morph, and cycling, with decks often caring about Goblins, Wizards, Clerics, Soldiers, Zombies, Elves, and Beasts. Morph gives most games hidden information and makes three-mana 2/2s central to combat, while cycling lands and spell-cycling cards help smooth draws. Triple-Onslaught draft was historically a real early format, before Legions and Scourge changed the block draft environment. For a set cube or online draft, expect tribal incentives to matter, but also expect many successful decks to be normal two-color Limited decks with removal, evasion, tempo, or efficient creatures.
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Archetypes
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Wizards Skill
Uses Wizards and Mistform creatures with Lavamancer’s Skill, backed by red removal and tempo.
Zombies, Elves, and Beasts
Combines black removal and Zombies with green Elves, Beasts, and Wirewood Savage value.
Soldiers Tempo
Fast Soldiers, cheap creatures, flyers, and burn pressure slower tribal decks.
Beasts Midrange
Efficient green and red creatures use burn to clear blockers, with Beast synergies as upside.
Clerics
A more tribal deck built around Cleric lifegain, prevention, drain, and attrition tools.
Evasive Pressure
Relies on blue and black evasion, removal, and tempo rather than deep tribal synergy.
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