@fsecco and @thecravenone are both correct here.

If a player names "Academy" with a Phyrexian Revoker that player has not named a legal Magic card. They MUST clarify at any REL whether at the prompting of their opponent or by calling a judge.
If they name Tolarian Academy - that is not a legal card name for Phyrexian Revoker. If they name Tolarian Academy, they get to rename to a legal card which is any non-land card legal in VIntage.

One thing to make sure of, is to make sure to never let your opponent break a rule.

If you have any follow-up questions, I am a Level 2 judge so just ping me on this thread.

I'll be streaming these decks starting with Craig's Zacama Oath on tonight's stream. Then I'll be doing one per stream until I get to Ben's list.
Unfortunately Oath hates me so I expect no success tonight.

I really wish these were not held on Saturdays. I have to work on Saturdays. Otherwise I would be there with a car load of folks.

Thanks for typing this up Jon. This event was super fun, makes me look forward to EW even more.

This is really exciting. I think that this will bring more players into vintage on MTGO. I have several friends who can't make the dailies, but can do random times.
And there are a lot of names I see playing Vintage but they never join the dailies.

Nice. Glad to see someone else coming from OK to battle. I am pretty damn excited about this.

Starts at 1:00.

Anyone else going to this?

I considered it, but chose to try it this way. I think next time I may run them main & see what happens.

@CwaM I was expecting a field of Stoney Silence Mentor and Paradox Storm.

The 4 Phyrexian Metamorphs were there so that I could copy a Fleetwheel Cruiser and get the trigger to be able to craash into my opponent.

The Metalwork Colossus was just a test replacement for Arcbound Ravager since I was running Null Rods in the sideboard. It didn't really do much during the day, but mostly because the game was over before it could be cast. I was able to cast it once but I think it died in short order that game.

Null Rod was a choice that everyone was surprised by. It won me game 2 against Belcher; helped slow down Blue Moon, and shut off my round 1 opponent's Arcbound Ravagers and Walking Ballistas.

I do plan on tweaking the list some more and will hopefully have some more insight soon.