@nartman99 You're very good at Vintage. If Ben didn't have two wins, you'd be way over the top.

The top two spots of the All-Time Team Serious Invitational results thread:

Ben Perry
Win 2
Place 3

Nam Q. Tran
Win 1
Place 2
Show 6

Will there be a stream?

We did this: http://legitmtg.com/the-vintage-advantage-achieve-more/

Ooh, there's more!
Here's the scoresheet I would printout
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3cvjD3jX4wKa0RTSFJ0ZXdaQkU/view?usp=sharing
And here's the master-list of achievements
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PKhH6m_SHJkUSFKnLE5v3FVPJKAf4dg5J59RWhr5U6A/edit?usp=sharing

Things kind of have to be tuned for the metagame. Like, if everyone's playing Delver and Workshop Aggro, some of the creature-based ones get too easy.

@bleedth3sky Dack Fayden sounds dope until your opponent isn't playing artifacts. If you Oath up Sun Titan and really needed your one of Griselbrand, Necro is a decent substitute.

You know what else Sun Titan can bring back? Necropotence!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzMZkT8WIJQ

"No changes."

Yay!

@rbartlet said:

• This is a controversial point, but it reflects my reality. My wife will always ask me if an event allows proxies (or play-test cards) when we talk about travelling for magic. Regardless of the prestige, size, or quality of the event, my wife places events that allow proxies below those that do not. From a personal perspective, this makes it harder to argue the point for attending. The easier it is for me to sell the event to my wife, the easier it is to attend

That's interesting. Why? I've heard others be unsympathetic towards proxies as a "purity of the game" argument (or something similar).

@nedleeds Shoulder to shoulder with Chancellor of the Tangle.