[N/A Episode] Sideboarding and Shenanigans | EP.39 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 15, 2015

[N/A Episode] Sideboarding and Shenanigans | EP.39

from Everyday Eternal Podcast · host Julian Patrick Knab

[The audio files of episodes 39-44 are unfortunately lost to time.] Everyone knows that you need to bring a full 75 cards to play competitively. But how do you choose those cards and which cards come out of the deck? The team discuss strategy for building and executing your sideboard plan along with a great many other things. Unfortunately, we got off topic a lot with discussion ranging from Matt’s recent experience with ‘shops, this year’s major tournaments, and how upcoming banned and restricted list changes will affect those tournaments. Timestamps: 0:27 — Joke Belcher Sideboards 2:04 — Matt’s recent experiences playing ‘Shops 6:21 — The podcast actually starts 13:16 — Sideboarding blocks of cards vs singletons 19:04 — What cards go in my sideboard? 21:33 — Sacrificing match ups AKA “The Dredge Gambit” 23:52 — Addressing classes of decks vs addressing specific decks 28:34 — Transformational sideboarding 31:43 — GenCon Vintage 33:30 — Being proactive vs being reactive 39:32 — “Next level” sideboarding 40:47 — New fakes 51:10 — Eternal Weekend and GenCon 59:55 — Banned and restricted list changes between now and GP Lille, GenCon, and Champs 1:02:51 — Neecropotence vs Brainstorm 1:18:41 — Balance 1:21:05 — Outro

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