In Ukrain we only made pro pick’s. These not pro, sorry just try to be construct-ive criticalism.

I think that since you saw 2x bound in silence game 1 of that match, keeping 2 bouncers to deal with 2x bound game 2 for your kukusho was a better line of play (especially since you ended up drawing 2 land in a row and would have hit all your land drops – you could have at least “saved” the spellbomb to see if you missed the land drop?)

That said, pretty sure you would have lost game 3 anyway.

I did really like the drafting process – a great display of the strength of staying open and I understand not committing to something like the black-red required Avatar early. while your Faerie deck wasn’t “amazing” it was certainly solid and if that Rebel deck wasn’t as completely bonkers as it was I think you would have 3-0′d easily.

I have a question. In M2G2, there was a point where you had both spellbombs out and a Kokusho in hand. You knew that Kokusho was one of your only win cons against that (completely insane) Rebels deck, and you also knew that it had multiple Bound in Silence (and as your opponent hadn’t played many creatures, there was a good chance he was holding at least one of them).

In this situation, I would definitely have saved the second Spellbomb as protection for Kokusho, rather than cracking it to draw a card – even with the Echoing Truth in hand. Keeping Kokusho online was vital, and while bouncing and replaying it is slow, it does counter the only removal we had seen from him (and plays around him drawing/searching up more than one). Did you consider this line?