There were 5 rounds of Swiss, cut to Top 8. It was close between all three, and I think after this tournament I might move to the third Chancellor, but anyway. The main toss-up I had was the 3rd Nether Shadow slot, which could've gone to either a Shambling Shell or the third Chancellor. Very similar to the list that Top 8ed BoM Paris.

There was a smattering of other stuff too. I highly recommend it.Ģ0 players showed up to with the room being split between fair decks (Delver, Shardless D&T) and combo decks (mainly Reanimator, S&S, two Storm players). I did so many things that simple discard like Unmask never could’ve done. The brute strength of the deck is real – and it also had a lot of strength against combo with (what I believe) should be the standard blue package. I fought through a lot of tough situations and hate, as well generally overwhelmed opponents who were unprepared. I put my money with my mouth is by bringing it to this more “serious” (although small) tournament and the deck proved to be truly awesome. Anyway, second with a deck people call a “gimmick”, a deck people kick me out of Cockatrice for… People should hurry up and respect it – the deck is genuinely good. I've been goldfishing and Cockatricing Manaless a lot in between being chained to my desk for exam study, and finally got to take the deck for a spin in the recent sanctioned tournament here in Melbourne, Australia.

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