But green needs rares! Yeah, this deck had one rare, which was a support card that he barely ever drew.

@@Kumagoro42 isnt the halfling rare? but usually green rares get even passed around by now

they were jokingly saying that you could do it in paper as long as you weren't caught

Feels kinda all-or-nothing, most ppl avoid green so you can pick up all the power cards, but if not enough show up, you're kinda screwed also tends to be vulnerable to opponent curving out since they tend high in cost B/R are the most drafted since they have so many decent commons, you'll always have *a* deck pmuch but unlikely to have many of the most powerful ones since its drafted so much

@@bluerendar2194 it's more that people are just writing off green and allowing people to get the key cards since there is little competition. Reading what is open is still part of the game, and recognizing that the 'worst' color is still very playable unlike older sets allows a keen drafter to exploit the bias. I fully recognize that grixis in this format is super deep and consistent, but that doesn't always mean that's what you should draft.

​@@TMOFApollios I agree; just explaining the general sense of things. If anything, B/R being so consistent means unless you get a really good pick early, you can actually just pivot to it and risk starting with "worse" colours/strats to see if you get lucky or not The issue, I think, is less people not drafting "weaker" colours and more with people not staying open with them

Just finished a 7-2 W/G splash R run myself Opened 1R Eomer, W/R Eowyn, then got given a Frodo since anti-green bias R wasn't open, only got another Fear, Fire, Foes I opened pack 2, but later picked up a bill and 3 Farmers, then got given Meriadoc, watchdogs, so, yeah Somehow even beat a turn 2 White Tree on the play last game

@@bluerendar2194 I had a crazy game with G/b, beat a horn of gondor by murdering humans with Supreme prejudice. I even burned a returh of the witch king with no creatures in the graveyard then got far e nough ahead with grey host fliers to win out. That damn card is brutal.

No, one off, 3 health for OP, and 6 damage from butterbur due to wose +3/+3 and trample but stopped by 4 toughness so only 2 would go through leaving OP alive on 1 hp

And needed to keep one wose back to allow activation of other wose

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