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KYT talks about the tournament where the controversial hiding of tiebreakers cost him a top 8. The team discusses the new IPG trigger changes. What they’ve been playing in Standard lately: Scott took an updated Shaheen Soorani Esper Walkers to FNM. Jonathan gives an exclusive update about his FNM Hero deck, and we learn the final result of his weight loss bet with JR Wade. Jay Boosh continues to play Delver. The guys debate if the time is right for Mental Misstep in the current Standard.
Sneep, Keep, or Ditch: Conley Woods’ Junk Ramp deck from GP SLC, and Jonathan’s FNM Hero GB Pod.
Conley’s Junk Ramp deck from Grand Prix Salt Lake City
**WARNING – this podcast may contain rude, crude, and lewd content. Listener discretion is advised.**
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Eh Team Intro – @mtgcolorpie
Throwing Fire – Ronald Jenkees
Your Host(s): Kar Yung Tom, Jesse Smith, Kerry Dan, Jay ‘Boosh’ Tuharsky, Jonathan Medina, and Scott MacCallum
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NOTE: This Podcast may contain explicit and adult only language in it.
Pimply giggling teens are what ya are.
Btw and unrelated: that tiebreak-denying TO/Judge has balls. But you blind people cant see that.
@ Sokolovsky
dont be so mad since you sit at 0-X every event and dont like watching all the decent players drawing in. They are better than you and deserve the capability to do that. like GP Byes. Earn it.
Jay, you’re off your rocker. A lapsing trigger is a trigger that does exactly 1-6 of 6 specific things, and can only be caught withing the same part of the turn that it triggered (before combat, combat, and after combat are the 3 parts of the turn).
Flipping werewolves is just a missed trigger. Because it is not a lapsing trigger, you get more than just 1/3 of a turn, you get a whole turn cycle to catch it, which is why you can catch it during combat on that person’s turn.