You too!

In my last eternal weekend, my goals were:

- to avoid “brainfart” mistakes like saying okay to a spell I meant to counter, or walking into an on-board trick.

- to treat my opponents in such a way that they’re happy to have met and played against me

Also, remember that you’re not the tournament protagonist, and neither is your opponent. Neither player “deserves” to win, regardless of play skill, matchup, good topdecks, or whatever.

What everyone deserves is to be treated with respect, and to treat their opponents with respect in kind.

In a 1000 player tournament, there’s 1 winner and 999 people who didn’t win. Because of this, it’s really important to separate your goals from your tournament record, and recognize that playing well, on its own, isn’t sufficient for a good result. On a given day, lots of good players go 0-2 or 0-3.

Same. I played some arena cubes because my account is just sitting there with gems anyway, and it made me so grateful for MTGO

I tried Vintage and now im addicted to casting draft chaff with power

3 drop into 4 drop is a perfect curve, idk what you’re talking about

Thank you!

Thank you, and I really enjoyed your Deathrite / Lackey meme 😆

Thank you Kevin!

Thanks Steph! It was great meeting and chatting with both you and Brad!

It was great to meet and play against you too. Beautiful signature on your promo!

“GOOD LOTUS DO NOT LEND”

Have you considered that maybe I frauded my way into *both* top 8s? 🤣