4-P Grid Draft: Kirblinx/Dom vs Safra/Jason

[Jason Waddell]

I've been begging for a Courser this whole time, and Treasure Cruise, but it's pitting me against Library and Temporal Mastery.... isn't Time Walk a total bomb in PW decks?

 

[Jason Waddell]

pack16r1c2 - Dom Harvey

Spoiler: pack16r1c2 - Dom Harvey

Row 1: (up next: pack16r1c2r1)
1 Augur of Bolas
1 Edric, Spymaster of Trest
1 Cataclysm

Row 2: (up next: pack16r1c2r2)
1 Tribal Flames
1 Badlands
1 Huntmaster of the Fells

Row 2: (up next: pack16r1c2r3)
1 Treasure Cruise
1 Flame Slash
1 Geist of Saint Traft

Column 1: (up next: pack16r1c2c1)
1 Augur of Bolas
1 Tribal Flames
1 Treasure Cruise

Column 2: (up next: pack16r1c2c2)
1 Edric, Spymaster of Trest
1 Badlands
1 Flame Slash

Column 3: (up next: pack16r1c2c3)
1 Cataclysm
1 Huntmaster of the Fells
1 Geist of Saint Traft

 

[Dom Harvey]

pack16r1c2c3 - Safra

Spoiler: pack16r1c2c3 - Safra

Row 1: (up next: Done!)
1 Augur of Bolas
1 Edric, Spymaster of Trest
1 Plains

Row 2: (up next: Done!)
1 Tribal Flames
1 Badlands
1 Plains

Row 2: (up next: Done!)
1 Treasure Cruise
1 Flame Slash
1 Plains

Column 1: (up next: Done!)
1 Augur of Bolas
1 Tribal Flames
1 Treasure Cruise

Column 2: (up next: Done!)
1 Edric, Spymaster of Trest
1 Badlands
1 Flame Slash

Column 3: (up next: Done!)
1 Plains
1 Plains
1 Plains

 

[safra]

Ship it, crew - we're done here. Let's work out how we're trading between partnerships and come up with decks, eh?

(column 2 but only because I don't need to worry about Dom taking Cruise)

 

[Jason Waddell]

Regarding formats, Kirb and I were talking. Proposed format (subject to input): each player plays two Bo5s against each opposing deck. Match count is what matters, not game count. In the event of a tie, either:
a) nominate a deck to play a deciding Bo3
b) shove the card pools together, build a single deck per team for the tiebreaker.

 

[Dom Harvey]

Went 3-1 against Jason, games were pretty good

Maindeck:

 

[Jason Waddell]

One game revolved around me planning to chain Cryptic -> Eternal Witness -> Cryptic, but I got blown out by Exclude.

 

[James Stevenson]

How's exclude? Who's cube is this?

 

[Jason Waddell]

My cube. It's a splashable 3-mana Cryptic. Uh, it's great when it hits, and this is cube, nobody is playing creatureless. Pretty good as a late game hard-counter, early game you don't want to hold it up without some alternate instant-speed play available.

 

[James Stevenson]

Cool. I think I'll run it when I get my cube sorted. (read: "Cool.")