You don’t watch Saturday Night Live and complain that their news coverage wasn’t good.

Stick to entertainment videos, making “super best friends” or “morphing time” or whatever but because clearly you guys cant educate.

Well first I said “arguably”, and yes I do mean that. Maybe you haven’t had a chance to play with or against it, but it’s an absolute powerhouse for any deck in this format. It has far more effect on a game than pretty much any rare in the set and there are almost no answers to it pre or post board. Once it’s down, your opponent has to play around it for the duration of the game. Very few rares have that sort of effect on the game.

While I think the Heir of the Wilds was a better P1P1, an argument can be made to go with the Chief if you go into the draft planning to commit to the WB Warriors deck. It seemed like you wanted to, but you got too focused on red. The War-name Aspirant was not a signal. If it was a Mardu Heartpiercer, that would be a signal because it’s one of the best uncommons in the set.

Passing the first Raiders’ Spoils was wrong. It provides you with card advantage and pump your warriors, acting as the other Chief.

Ghostfire Blade >>>>>>>>> Leaping Master. Ghostfire Blade gains extra value if attached to a morph, but is amazing on its own. Nobody plays main deck Naturalize or Erase. Once Ghostfire Blade hits the table it’s very hard to deal with. T1 Ghostfire Blade, into a T2 Chief of the Scale, T3 equip make a 4/5, T4 Bellowing Saddlebrute may seem like magical christmas land, but it cost me a first place win in a draft.

Even if you were dead set on passing the Blade, the SECOND Raiders’ Spoils would have been a better choice over Leaping Master.

You could have easily stayed WB Warriors with a minor red splash for the Arrow Storms for a much more consistent deck.