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I don't understand the logic behind having 6 templates at all. It doesn't matter which pattern is used. One player chooses 3 templates, and another chooses 2. This already creates a significant imbalance. The outcome depends heavily on luck. Why introduce this additional factor? I really don't like it.
The specific pattern used actually matters. In the case of five templates, the coin toss gives one of the players an overwhelming advantage.
With six templates and the draft order you described, it's not even clear who has the better position – the first or the second player. As you correctly pointed out, one player picks three, but the other picks last and decides what the game will be about.
The specified draft with 6 templates is clearly more balanced than a draft with 5, where the coin toss truly gives a distinct advantage to the player drafting second.
I also had three more points.