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Hi.
Match one game one. I would have attack into the Griselbrand and swordes my own blocked creature. So he dies to combat damage.
I’m watching without sound, maybe you mentioned this.
Round two, game three: I did not get the point of equipping your trygon with the skull. He was unable to block it, and you wasted a ton of mana for a win more, you could have swing with the equipped managuy and the predator, and you were still in a good position with an equipped creature and the mana to play games with the skull.
Match one:
Is it worth it to keep the Swords in? I’m thinking that preemptively landing a T1 Cage and protect it with countermagic and Mages is more relevant. When Brand hits the battlefield you’re already behind as he at worst can Draw7. Cage also hoses Y. Will.