Chicago Lorcana Challenge TOP 4 DECKS BREAKDOWN

[@ianwebber1142]

Love the breakdown. Efficient communication, relevant anecdotes and your own experiences added in make for a great standout in a saturated content area. Well done you all!

[@loganhansen]

Great video, thank you for the breakdown it is a big help! I know some locals have a wider representation of meta decks but for me it is entirely green/steel and blue/steel. As we prepare for set championships a clear breakdown of what decks are favored into different matchups as well as what cards in the decks can be swapped in/out if certain meta decks are not expected would be really helpful. Thanks!

[@maesterjono]

Dichotomy mentioned 12:20.

[@Luckycosmos]

When E/S players started taking Ursula DoA out of their decks because of the pixelborn tournament I called them crazy, but I'm surprised at Th3Rat not using Grab Your Swords, as it's essentially an auto-win against the mirror match.

[@TempestsFury]

Wow these are some crazy ratios and inclusions! I was completely off Ursula DoA in testing, suprised to see it make such a huge impact in the field at Chicago

[@TempestsFury]

Definitely doing P/R bounce at Set Championships

[@scruffylookngaming]

Shoutout to Jund!

[@-ArcticEden-]

Any recommendations how to turn the R/S match up Vs Ruby/Amythist into a better one? Any specific lines to follow? They feel so uninteractive. Just bouncing and banishing own cards to draw more and dropping the castle. It feels horrible to play them.

[@podcanapodcast]

The 3 cost inkable sisu really helps with castle and is good vs flynn when on the play

[@carbonadam13]

So when GS Bucky draws the nuts then what? 😂

[@podcanapodcast]

It's jover

[@xxMrBlondex]

I haven't always been a fan of Brandon (he says fuck and shit, which I love, but I can't listen with my toddler in the car). But the way he leads and manages Podcana is incredible. Thanks for the content!