I'd rather see a more legitimate tournament with established decks, even if it means waiting a couple weeks for the meta to establish. Maybe some type of 'preliminaries' to start, and then having a shorter true tournament later?
I would prefer you to not change the decks.... Having the decks not change has given them identity. Perhaps lock in the colours and have the ability to change cards based on play experience. If you were to change cards, it would be nice for you to talk through your reasoning. Anyway, just my thoughts. Whatever you decide I will still watch. It has been a great series to follow. Thanks
There was a discussion about sideboards in the chat. Joelker42 was claiming you have to add and remove the same amount of cards when sideboarding. That is wrong. You can do whatever you want as long as both the deck and sideboard are still legal after. Meaning at least 50 in main deck and at most 10 in sideboard. You could even have a 60 card main deck with no sideboard only to remove 10 cards in between games. You do still have to reset between matches.
I'd rather see a more legitimate tournament with established decks, even if it means waiting a couple weeks for the meta to establish. Maybe some type of 'preliminaries' to start, and then having a shorter true tournament later?
I would prefer you to not change the decks.... Having the decks not change has given them identity.
Perhaps lock in the colours and have the ability to change cards based on play experience.
If you were to change cards, it would be nice for you to talk through your reasoning.
Anyway, just my thoughts. Whatever you decide I will still watch. It has been a great series to follow.
Thanks
I care about the tournament too! I'm sure you guys care more but still. 😄 Great video as always.
There was a discussion about sideboards in the chat. Joelker42 was claiming you have to add and remove the same amount of cards when sideboarding. That is wrong. You can do whatever you want as long as both the deck and sideboard are still legal after. Meaning at least 50 in main deck and at most 10 in sideboard.
You could even have a 60 card main deck with no sideboard only to remove 10 cards in between games.
You do still have to reset between matches.
That's how it was ruled at our event. Reading the rules myself I don't believe that was the intent or correct ruling.
@@joelker41 yeah it feels like the judge just assumed swu uses the same rules for side board as Magic does