Chris and A.J. engage in a relaxed Cube draft in order to test out the new client. Crazy hijinks, humorous plays, and surprising wins ensue! This is a fast-and-loose Cube you won’t want to miss.
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Chris and A.J. have been playing for a long, long time and are both staff members of MTGO Academy. Their favorite format is 100 Card Singleton.
Sure, it’s a little late, but it’s a successful Invasion Block draft! Check out Chris and A.J.’s UWr list, featuring irritating-to-play-against-’bomb’ Power Armor.
This week the mulligan, careless clicking, and poor play bugs bite when Chris and A.J. attempt to take on one of their old favorites (but is it still one of their favorites?): Invasion Block Limited! Spoilers intentional this week: THREE failed drafts for you to watch, and A.J. even mentions another failed draft that he tried to record, during the first round of which, due to a bug, he timed out a few seconds away from taking his second game!
This week there will be no Standard Spike since _ShipIt was busy earning his second-place trophy in the Indianapolis Star City tournament. Instead, Chris and A.J. return to (let’s) play some AVR Limited, a format neither has touched in quite a while. (Note: Does not contain Song of Ice and Fire spoilers.)
This week, again, Chris and A.J. give their loyal fans exactly what they’ve been asking for: More Masques Block Draft and more 100CS!
In this installment of Let’s Play, Chris and A.J. try their hand(s) at a Masques Draft. The results may be about as interesting as you’d expect. But in lieu of awesome drafting, you can watch them play against one another several decks important in the 100 Card Singleton metagame. Check out these matches to see how awesome the format is.
Chris and A.J. open a bomb rare (in their least favorite color) to start off this 64-player Draft. Will it help them make it to draft a second time in the Top 8, or will their deck fall apart like a house of cards?