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Dan, Ian, and Derek discuss a set of cards that are commonly thought of as “staples”. Are they truly staples? Or have they lost their luster? We also discuss the best candidates for deck sideboards.
- Welcome/Intro
- Thoughts on Fellowship Event
- What is a staple? Staple or not?
- What is a sideboard? Which cards are good candidates?
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Lovely episode, I like going back on “staple” cards and examining their actual value in the current meta.
One thing though, the loudness of your voices vary a lot in this episode, which made it hard to listen to, some people were hard to hear and others were too loud. It could do with some more post-production in that regard.
Sideboards are an oft-requested feature for the Rivendell Councilroom, but I’ve not yet decided what it should look like in the deckbuilder, so any ideas are very welcome.
The big problem is that a card being in the sideboard, does not prevent it from being in the deck itself, I might have 1 copy of a card, and 2 more in the sideboard. So a “sideboard” option next to the quantities is not a perfect solution.
Right now the best you can do is create the sideboard as a separate deck. Any ideas?
Lovely episode, I like going back on “staple” cards and examining their actual value in the current meta.
One thing though, the loudness of your voices vary a lot in this episode, which made it hard to listen to, some people were hard to hear and others were too loud. It could do with some more post-production in that regard.
Sideboards are an oft-requested feature for the Rivendell Councilroom, but I’ve not yet decided what it should look like in the deckbuilder, so any ideas are very welcome.
The big problem is that a card being in the sideboard, does not prevent it from being in the deck itself, I might have 1 copy of a card, and 2 more in the sideboard. So a “sideboard” option next to the quantities is not a perfect solution.
Right now the best you can do is create the sideboard as a separate deck. Any ideas?
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