As in, no one else drafts your offensive brigades
We drafted RoJ - Kings - Priests - Disciples - Cow - RoJ. Pretty sure no one was drafting Red, Teal, or Purple:
Red
Peter (Ap) x2
Jahaziel
Abishai (Ki)
Sibecchai (Ki)
Rahab (CoW)
Spy
Battle Cry x3
Capturing Canaan
David's Mighty Men
Teal
Jehoiada
Azariah
Eliashib
Amariah
Jehoiada's Strength x2
7th Bowl of Wrath
Purple
King Hezekiah (Priests)
King Hiram
Thaddeus (Disciples)
King Joash (Priests)
My Lord and My God
Royal Parade
Silver
Angel From the Sun
Multi
Great Multitude
Defense was not the stoutest, especially considering we ran 1 vs 1 games (therefore you need to draft defense a bit earlier than multi). But I did get some solid cards, like Prince of this World (Priests), Falling Away (CoW), Nicolaitans Teaching, Go Into Captivity, Chief Priests, Ananias (RoJ), and Frog Demons (RoJ) (who can tutor my purple kings).
Things That You Only See In Booster:I started my first game with a King Hezekiah/Azariah band. 19/20 with a D1.
I also had a potential Joash/Jehoiada band (18/17), but I never drew it.
Used Nicolaitan's Teaching to take my opponent's Angel of Might (RoJ) equipped with Michael's Sword (RoJ) in game 1. Nic's Teaching seems super powerful in Booster, especially 2-person games.
In my second game, my opponent didn't have any souls to rescue, but I had Rahab in play and attacked with Spy. The look on my opponent's face was priceless when he read Rahab's ability
I used Angel From the Sun to grab Thaddeus when I had MLaMG in hand in game 2. I didn't realize it at the time, but AFtS could also get Peter from deck if needed.