RandoBrave

After been playing for a while and checking out a bunch of streams, I'm in love with the set design; it really flows for both the hardcore and casual drafter.

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1] Having a clear best archetype based around commons, yet from an unexpected flavor/technical direction (zombie management), meant that the pros took a bit longer to find it.

2] As the hardcore players overdraft UB (like the recent LR draft/episode), people will start drafting the other tier1(ish) decks that do decent against UB and are based around key uncommons: RW aggro, UW value/lifegain, and BW grindy.

3] I predict the next wave will be unexpected werewolves, as they would do well against the decks

Plan to rent a SUV and go "offroad". Nothing crazy, just normal tent camping/backpacking , but as rental policies become void when going off maintained/listed roads, I don't want to be on the hook for a freak fallen tree or something.

I'm looking at travel insurance, but they seem to the have the clause to default back to rental agreement liability. Other option is some type of umbrella?

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Thanks for any help

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edit: located in CA, trip to NV, AZ, NM mostly

Imo, the instructions that come with woks are for light use woks and work if you are able to patiently do like 3-5 layers before you actually start using it.

For the rest of us, I refer to the OG style of cook with it until it's black. To do this without wasting a ton of food, roast some peanuts over med to high heat. Any nut will do, as they secrete oils over time, so with a brand new wok, you start at medium heat with oil, then add nuts and practice your spatula technique, adding more oil as needed until it almost burns. Keep it moving and have fun (learn to toss)!

Takes about 2-4 batches (final batch should be on high heat) for a smooth cooking surface.

...except the 4pip rares.

Each of colleges has strengths and weaknesses and the dual color cards actually do more to plug the weaknesses as mono-colored cards that they add power when in their correct colleges. Meaning, pledgemages play better when they are not on home turf.

I haven't seen much discussion on this, so I'll run down the list of the dual colored cards and my reasoning.

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Witherbloom: The Browncoats - The two basic archetypes are aggro/evade and late game combo.

Green

- Quandrix pledgemage becomes a late game threat and big body, which is what both versions of Witherbloom lacks.

- Square Up is a positive combat trick, meaning you don't need

Deck

10 Mountain (THB) 285

4 Glint-Horn Buccaneer (M20) 141

4 Ketria Triome (IKO) 250

3 Zirda, the Dawnwaker (IKO) 233

4 Yidaro, Wandering Monster (IKO) 141

3 Ominous Seas (IKO) 61

5 Island (DAR) 257

4 Unpredictable Cyclone (IKO) 139

1 Sanctuary Smasher (IKO) 135

4 Drannith Stinger (IKO) 113

4 Lava Serpent (IKO) 124

3 Rooting Moloch (IKO) 133

3 Go for Blood (IKO) 122

3 Boon of the Wish-Giver (IKO) 43

3 Fire Prophecy (IKO) 116

1 Song of Creation (IKO) 210

1 Genesis Ultimatum (IKO) 189

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Super fun combo deck based around Unpredictable Cyclone and Glint-Horn Buccaneer. I've been wanting to find a jank deck for the Buc's discard effect for a while and

I was getting pretty sick of cat-oven chumping all day, so decided to make an unblockable deck. Nothing quite as satisfying as watching you opponent sitting clicking and realizing they can't do anything with their huge board as my knights stroll on by. XD

Plays like a midrange Rakdos knight deck with the goal of getting a menace creature with 4+ power and either the [[Challenger Troll]] or [[Wolfrider's Saddle]] out. Core cards are the aforementioned green cards that will make your menace creatures unblockable and the various menace creatures in the deck. The Fervent champion is pretty important as an early play and general all-rounder. Heraldic Banner (choosing black) and t

22 Plains (ANA) 61

4 Hushbringer (ELD) 18

2 Glass Casket (ELD) 15

4 All That Glitters (ELD) 2

4 Pacifism (M20) 32

2 Conclave Tribunal (GRN) 6

4 Stonecoil Serpent (ELD) 235

2 Trapped in the Tower (ELD) 33

4 Cavalier of Dawn (M20) 10

4 Arcanist's Owl (ELD) 206

4 Shambling Suit (ELD) 230

4 Gingerbrute (ELD) 219

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Was lazy and used the same deck from last week since it was fun. Aggro deck that leverages gingerbrute + all that glitters to stomp; Stonecoil serpent to finish. All removal is cheap and either an artifact or enchantment to boost further; mix to your liking. Arcanist Owl and Cavalier is there to push you over the top if needed.

Shambling suit is decent fi