SCGVEGAS - Legacy - Round 6 - John Ware vs Bryan Camidge [Magic: the Gathering]

[@devinterlinde1044]

How did the judges not call out all the missed Goblin Guide Triggers

[@distress3]

Bryan Camidge acting real humble showing his hand to the camera like that.

[@gabrielwingue]

He had nothing castable in it. It was a "Whelp, I'm screwed" EDIT: You meant game 2... still doesn't bother me because he also did it in game 1.

[@senken12]

Probably the shortest video on the SCG channel.

[@DrKernio]

no

[@thekilgoretrout3000]

That squirrel is absolutely hilarious

[@comictempel2752]

Wow, they both have done so many misstakes :( and they stand 5-0 oO??? Rly bad!

[@jaspermahncke3345]

so many misplays

[@logandice9361]

There is no misplay when playing burn 🤣

[@YankeeDoodleDandy]

I'm only three minutes in and I've seen terrible plays on both sides of the table-- what a disgrace. These guys really reinforce the stereotype that burn players play the deck because they are bad at magic. How they are both 5-0 up to this point is beyond me.

[@alekbeaver4088]

Moo i feel they're doing this because they realize the extra land is close to irrelevant. neither one of them got to 5-0 by sitting on their hands.

[@trumpetperson11]

@@alekbeaver4088 If you are talking about the goblin guides, you are wrong on multiple fronts. First of all, its not an optional trigger, while probably not super meaningful it reveals a card giving away information, so you have to do that. You cannot choose to note reveal. But also, its not about drawing the lands, its about drawing PAST the lands. If the top of your deck is a land, you are going to draw it regardless, but if you don't have the guide trigger, you are going to miss out on drawing whatever card is below the land.

[@tylermurphy6998]

Wrong relic stops lavamancer