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Do not play on the pro tour. It should be boycotted due to its awful prize structure.
The above comment turned out to be exceedingly relevant to this article.
Congratulations on your performance, 50th is very solid, also 7-3 in constructed is great and 63% win in constructed on the pt is something to be proud of. Good luck in the future, I will be sure to follow your name on the pt.
Also, how come dryad militant gets no love? Easy to cast, one mana 2/1, and has a relevant ability. I was glad to see you bring her up for discussion.
I followed you during coverage, it was pretty rough to see you fall short in day 2 after that excellent start. Still, glad our deck performed well. Hope things are going well in Nashville, Michigan (Shitigan?) sends greetings, lol.
This was a great article. I enjoyed reading about your experiences. I think teams can be helpful, but it’s rare to actually be on a good team. I agree that if your team is not good, and you’re a bright person (which you clearly are), you can often do much better using your own brain rather than using the one deduced by a committee full of morons. Thank you for writing your post.