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'''Rotisserie Draft''' is a special draft format that incorporates elements from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_sport Fantasy Sports]. Rather than each drafter opening a random assortment of cards from a pool, often with cards appearing multiple times in the same draft, every single card of a subset of Magic card is legal and every card only appears once. The first player chooses a card and it is removed from the pool of available cards. This continues for players 2 through 8. However, rather than passing over to the first player, the draft snakes back and forth and the second round picks are made by players 8 through 1 in that order, the third round starting with player 1 again and so on.
'''Rotisserie Draft''' is a special [[draft]] [[format]] that incorporates elements from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_sport Fantasy Sports]. Rather than each drafter opening a random assortment of cards from a pool, often with cards appearing multiple times in the same draft, every single card of a subset of Magic card is legal and every card only appears once. The first player chooses a card and it is removed from the pool of available cards. This continues for players 2 through 8. However, rather than passing over to the first player, the draft snakes back and forth and the second round picks are made by players 8 through 1 in that order, the third round starting with player 1 again and so on.


After each player has made forty-five selections, players make 40 card decks out of the cards they chose and any number of basic lands, which is provided to them.
After each player has made forty-five selections, players make 40 card decks out of the cards they chose and any number of basic lands, which is provided to them.

Revision as of 03:18, 26 September 2014

Rotisserie Draft is a special draft format that incorporates elements from Fantasy Sports. Rather than each drafter opening a random assortment of cards from a pool, often with cards appearing multiple times in the same draft, every single card of a subset of Magic card is legal and every card only appears once. The first player chooses a card and it is removed from the pool of available cards. This continues for players 2 through 8. However, rather than passing over to the first player, the draft snakes back and forth and the second round picks are made by players 8 through 1 in that order, the third round starting with player 1 again and so on.

After each player has made forty-five selections, players make 40 card decks out of the cards they chose and any number of basic lands, which is provided to them.

Rotisserie drafts are often played in a round-robin format, meaning each player plays every other player once in a best-of-three matchup. Players also know every pick every other player has made, and thus can reasonably guess the exact contents of their opponents decks. In this way it is similar to Rochester draft.

One of the more popular Rotisserie draft formats is played with every Vintage legal card. An example is the Northwest Vintage Rotisserie Draft Series created by Shotgun Lotus.