Podcana - Competitive Lorcana Podcast
Sep 3, 2026 · 2 hr 14 min · 13 segments
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But let's go ahead and take a look at your deck list.
As you were mentioning, it was pretty different from what everybody else on your team was running.
That being team Maelstrom, who Kurt played this list and ran through his LCQ, the 6-0, and then also made day two.
So he was like on a 12 game win streak.
I don't believe he lost in Swiss.
And if he did, he lost one game.
He
lost one.
Okay.
Well, he lost one game to me, but I don't know about the rest of his games, but he lost one match.
So he went 12 and one, I believe.
Yeah.
12 and one.
6-2-1.
Or
6-1-2.
6-1-2.
So he had to go 6-0 and then 6-1-2 to make day two with this deck.
And Sailor also played it, as did Luke Wonderland.
And you had to play Kurt, and then you played Luke like back-to-back rounds, right? That's kind of crazy.
Specifically, this list was just me.
the rest of my team played a little bit different list they were playing some terrors as well I think they played the Haymitch Hubert and whatever the triplets instead of Huntsman and then like one I think it was just like one less Darkwing Duck was the only other thing and no Smolder as well but yeah very very similar just the Flynn and the dark or the terror was the main things but yeah I played this is the list that I ended up on like I said like Two or three weeks before, I know Tiago was doing very well on ladder with Greensteel.
I reached out to him, and we talked a little bit.
He gave me kind of his starter list.
Like I said, the main takeaways was terror is kind of not necessary.
But let's go ahead and take a look at your deck list.
As you were mentioning, it was pretty different from what everybody else on your team was running.
That being team Maelstrom, who Kurt played this list and ran through his LCQ, the 6-0, and then also made day two.
So he was like on a 12 game win streak.
I don't believe he lost in Swiss.
And if he did, he lost one game.
He
lost one.
Okay.
Well, he lost one game to me, but I don't know about the rest of his games, but he lost one match.
So he went 12 and one, I believe.
Yeah.
12 and one.
6-2-1.
Or
6-1-2.
6-1-2.
So he had to go 6-0 and then 6-1-2 to make day two with this deck.
And Sailor also played it, as did Luke Wonderland.
And you had to play Kurt, and then you played Luke like back-to-back rounds, right? That's kind of crazy.
Specifically, this list was just me.
the rest of my team played a little bit different list they were playing some terrors as well I think they played the Haymitch Hubert and whatever the triplets instead of Huntsman and then like one I think it was just like one less Darkwing Duck was the only other thing and no Smolder as well but yeah very very similar just the Flynn and the dark or the terror was the main things but yeah I played this is the list that I ended up on like I said like Two or three weeks before, I know Tiago was doing very well on ladder with Greensteel.
I reached out to him, and we talked a little bit.
He gave me kind of his starter list.
Like I said, the main takeaways was terror is kind of not necessary.
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