Btw I got my 7-0 achievement on Arena with this. I was worried I'd never get it because I just play a few drafts per month in Bo1.

Isn't this low-ish on creature count? If you don't have enough in your top 9 cards or they kill a couple of them, most of the rest of the deck does not work :-\

No, it doesn't at all.

0-3 otherwise you would not ask

I’m guilty of submitting 2 forms: which one will be selected? I saw you have a link to edit answers right after submitting, but I couldn’t find a way to do it later and I submitted a whole new one. Sorry for the disruption!

It looks like you figured out, thank you for the fix :)

The first of the month the rank will span from bronze to platinum, at the end of the month there will be players at mythic, which do not exist earlier because they did not rank up, so ofc at some stage non-mythic players are paired to non-mythic and at another mythic player are paired to mythic.

I believe there might be a problem in your analysis. Ranks naturally move together all along the season, because people will start the month in bronze/platinum at the beginning of the month and end up in gold/mythic at the end. That is probably the correlation you're looking at.

I never know if it's me or just things being hard. In DSK I managed to keep winning throughout the format at the same rate, in DFT the late format Bo3 queues seem to be the hardest thing I've done in my life. I don't see why something should have changed in the avg opponent though.

I had opponents untap their creatures multiple times with the GW and the UB signposts.

Ok, I know we named every creature with 4 toughness, but I actually was thinking the black common one could be better than expected. It could be a better Vampire Spawn, given that they have to spend unconditional removal on it and it has already drained 1 life.

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It's a good strategy, but I don't like lotteries

People might think they could play that kind of mana base and even win!

I don't find posting those pictures very educative, the opposite I would say. Sometimes you're supposed to keep it secret!

I've recently realized this might be one of my worst weaknesses. I need external input to change my course, otherwise I tend to go on auto-pilot and it takes a lot to me to understand why it's not working as well as it used to.

Expecting them to explain things clearly to their customers seems too much, right?