Here we go guys, Episode 54 is up! Make sure you go check it out and subscribe to our feed or iTunes. This time I finally corner Brett on announcing the winner of the theme deck challenge, and we discuss our criteria for running 1x, 2x, or 3x of a given card in a deck.

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Woot. I won the contest. Proof I should not have changed my deck for The Battle of the Chesapeake Bay.

Very good with the name pronunciation. Second pronunciation was correct. Think Aurelius, but change the ending.

Make an Example is in there for To the Spears. With so many maesters, when you're putting Conclaves in for 1 gold or free strength adds up fast. It really helps the rush.

Good episode, good discussion. You are at the forefront of developing a level of discussion equivalent to what is present in MtG.

Glad to hear we're back in your good graces, Infernarl.

Good episode. I was thinking about the dupe problem this week in my post about targeted kill. It's funny that no one really went into Search and Detain in that conversation though that focused on the importance of characters.

Honesty, I had about a half a dozen more ideas for considerations and situations that we just plain ran out of time to cover. I wouldn't be surprised to see us return to this topic sometime in the future.

Poor Darryl was out of his element this episode. No doubt this is a subject he hasn't given a second thought about.

oshi said:

Too true. You have to read the card first before you can decide how many you want in your deck.