Top 8’d a 24 person RCQ with 4C glimpse combo
After a few years of not being able to play test as much as I want, feels good to be getting back into the swing of things
R1 Jeskai control 👀 👀
R2 Boros Energy ❌❌
R3 Domain Zoo ❌👀❌
R4 4C Humans 👀 👀
R5 Gruul Eldrazi 👀 👀
T8 Boros Energy (R2) ❌❌
Worst glimpse: 8 for 2 sorceries 5 lands and a shardless
Best glimpse: 6 for omnath, omnath, reef, reef, 2 lands
@fireshoes
@phungus6@AikadoLoR I think the point is that if you don’t call a judge on your opponents missed triggers, you will also be penalized. So the only way to protect yourself is to make the call cause if you don’t and it’s noticed later you’ll get a failure to maintain
@MikaelBurgess@Mengu09@terlollo15@ara231_Luca Played glimpse before the fury and outburst bans with this juke in the board. Stealing a ceaseless hunger from Tron with this was one of my favorite things
@Yimari_J_N_W @TarZangief The general thing is people thing that paper and MTGO are the same game, in paper, once the loop is established it doesn’t have to be physically repeated and they win. They expect the same on MTGO but imo they aren’t entitled to it
@barelyRebecca@Brett____S@wizards_magic If they don’t run an event within the event window, whether it doesn’t fire or if they just don’t schedule it, the promos then fall under the surplus promo policy and can be distributed at the stores discretion after the next standard set release
@CallMeBean@rocketrae21 @AFanOfRice @calliemiles_@PlayMTG @MrChecklistcard @JavierDmagic Javier, didn’t acknowledge the ring trigger as it entered. So it falls under missed triggers. If the trigger is not mentioned the first time it is relevant (the suncleanser targeting) it is considered missed