@ajfirecracker One could also say it's a great example of how streaming makes you misplay. Or a great example of how you should think for 2 seconds before you do something.
The last time I played in OH, I tried the thurman's challenge. I got through 3/4 of the burger and didn't feel hungry for the next 3 days. I highly recommend the experience to anyone willing to try it.
@Thermia Hey happy to help. Feel very free to let me know any feedback on stuff that's helpful, or confusing, or potentially bullcrap. And thanks so much for the kind words.
@Islandswamp I love Grixis Delver, Therapy with Probe, now that's a game changer. I really wonder about the potential use of Extirpate in that deck, since it's great before Therapy, and it's good after Therapy.
@Smmenen
Indeed I just learned about the series at article #3 - Daniel was posting the short youtube decktech video of you talking about the Zoo deck, and that linked me to the article.
Pretty sure many people missed it in the oldschool 93/94 community, but good to see it's getting more and more attention.
Glad to hear you have more articles lined up already, will probably write a short report about my Fork.dec from Frankfurt. With Channel Fireball also presenting oldschool on their GPs, I guess we will all have much more oldschool coverage and articles this year
Good read. I'd like less restrictions and new printings in the Eternal-only sets to help balance things. Look how great Containment Priest was at addressing a tough to solve archtype(s). Flusterstorm, Dack and Portal also. If Gush is too good unrestrict something to try to shake it up, or print something like my invitational card, BB - 1/3 - Human Cleric Flash Chains of Mephistopheles
This year we get a Commander product and Conspiracy II here's hoping these have some nice eternal playables.
Conspiracy (August 26, 2016) and Eldritch Moon (July?) will be released before champs
Ha, well I just started listening to PM and I've been going through all the archives.
I will say the site is a million times easier to use on my phone. I miss the information density of the old site, but the new layout makes a lot more sense on mobile.
Some day, there will be a GP Austin and I will spend an entire day driving the Atalanta crew around the hill country educating them about Texas barbecue and forcing them to listen to Robert Earl Keen.
