
US National Champion 3rd at Worlds 3 time Best of Sivir Creating Riftbound Content sponsors: @coolstuffinc, @UntappedGG contact e-mail [email protected]
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Not sure what happened to my Twitter to attract so many toxic people lately, but I’ve blocked over 100 accounts. Too old for this shit.
I’m all for civil debates and disagreements, but if you’re toxic or arguing in bad faith with me or my friends, I’m blocking you and moving on.
Bro this is so cool and so nostalgic of the MtG pro players club.
Riftbound organized play is looking to be awesome
Organized Play in 2027 will feature A LOT of exciting programs and additions!
🏅 Ladder Ranks
🏆 Four Continentals
🌎 New Regional Locations
🎟️ Event Tokens
See the full article here: playriftbound.com/en-us/news…
People going crazy over Riven’s win rate but Kennen also crushed this event AND had a good win rate into Riven.
Damn, they got me
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I queued up with @AliEldrazi and he beat me in the finals with an elder dragon. He just can’t stop playing elder dragon…
I don’t fully agree with this. I think some mirror matches are fun. In Magic, I love a control mirror match. In Riftbound I love an Aurora mirror match.
I tend to love a mirror match when I enjoy the deck I’m playing and feel like I’m playing the deck more optimally than most.
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On the topic of mana systems, I genuinely love Magic’s. Can it be frustrating? Sure, but it also allows for powerful and ridiculous things other games don’t.
I can play a deck with barely any creatures or one full of massive threats without people bitching about it.
Saw @LSXYZ9 had my favorite League of Legends character on one of his playmats, so naturally I had to ask about it. Later on, @CassieMatified hooked me up with this sick ass Kindred playmat with a foil finish. Easily my new favorite mat. Thank you so much!
My bad, best yellow card in the game. #RBRadiance
My goal at every event isn’t necessarily to win, it’s to do the best I can. Putting the expectation of winning on myself every single time just creates unnecessary stress and pressure. I’ve still won plenty of events with this mindset.
TCGs have variance. You need both skill and luck to win any given tournament. I focus on playing my best with the cards I’m dealt rather than judging my success solely on whether I won the whole thing. Any deck I’ve played at an RQ (with one exception) I believed my deck could win the whole thing but was also a great best of candidate that rewarded me for brewing my own deck.
Replying to @AliEldrazi @SamPakTCG
This attitude is why the best of system is bunk. Everyone in the room at a PT should be trying to win the PT. No one should have some lesser goal as their ultimate goal. If a certain best of is the most sought after, it should naturally be the first place prize.
I didn’t know how much foreshadowing @MomSkyRB and I were doing.
Time to learn Yordle buddy.
Rogue decks don’t perform as well with open decklists. This only works if your rogue deck is actually just an A+ tier deck.
















