Practiced Offense

guy, because he's like, he sees a hammer or something.

Well, I'm just saying, no, I'm saying because the only person who's even put practiced offense into their Boros Dwarves deck is McWindsauce, who started by putting two copies in the sideboard.

So it's working its way there.

But everyone else has just been not pulling it because they have

Layback,

which is practiced offense in my opening hand.

That's so true.

That card's dead.

Sure.

So having a little bit of a look at the article, and we'll link it in the show notes below as well, The kind of big problem was that Badrum al-Karb plus practiced offense was too strong.

But practice offense was printed in April.

So what gives, right? Because the way the bans kind of seemed to shape out was, oh, we are at a point now where we have to ban Badger Mall Cub if we want the RCQ season to be fun.

And so the things, the tech around it has quite changed, but it's so interesting.

I'm like, I don't know.

I felt like that was stronger than practiced offense, but you know, the green, white offensive deck is incredibly powerful and incredibly strong.

But the other thing that I actually found really interesting when seeing that lessons got ahead in the dark, if you had said Kira, they banned some cards, you know, this cycle and the decks that were hit where, you know, cub decks were, you know, the prowess decks and lessons.