Masques #1

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GP Toronto: the follow up

In my previous post, I talked about how I got this hand in round 9 and was unsure whether to mulligan or not:

As suggested by Ryan Bogner, I took my decklist and generated 100 sample 6-card hands to see, on average, if what I would be mulliganing into would be better or worse than this hand. I went through each hand and decided if I would keep or mulligan, and then of the hands I would keep, I marked them as either better or worse than the original 7 (or they were inconclusive).

GP Toronto: the mulligan

Round 9

In game 1, your U/R opponent played the following cards:

T2 Vaporkin
T3 Vaporkin
T4 Triton Fortune Hunter + Dragon Mantle
T5 Omenspeaker
T6 Shipbreaker Kraken
T7 Nimbus Naiad

You lost to a huge flying Shipbreaker Kraken.

Here is your deck, for reference:

GP Toronto: the deck

GP Toronto was a spectacular failure for me. I failed to make day 2. I didn't hate my deck, but I didn't love it.

Here was my sealed pool:

Some thoughts on blocking

In this particular draft, this was my deck:

I thought this deck was pretty good. Certainly not elite, but it had enough good cards to win.

THS #8

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THS #7

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THS #6

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