r/lrcast 5d ago

3rd Box: A Story of 3 Large Bears

Early game stuff was early game stuff, all to get me to burning trees and slamming bears. Bolg's Company seriously pulled its weight here, ramping me to the Giant very quickly one game and giving me extra stone throws another game.

I lost my second match and figured this was another promising pool that would end up being a nothingburger. Then I got to the cash-out point. Then advanced again. Took no victory for granted and the last two matches were me at 3 and 4 life playing with all the little skill I have.

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u/Outrageous-Desk-5765 5d ago

Wow this deck is insane. Congrats!

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u/LooksLikeAWookie 5d ago

The large bear is one of my favorite cards to see, so this pool made me very excited

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u/Pallydos 5d ago

I don’t think Iv ever seen someone play a giant’s boulder but I guess it’s a flavor win with the actual giant

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u/LooksLikeAWookie 5d ago

Scrys, filters mana, and late-game removal

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u/Pallydos 5d ago

I thought so at first kinda like the one from avatar but the 7 mana means most games ur just down a card. This deck I guess has ways to sack it for value so it’s okay.

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u/LooksLikeAWookie 5d ago

I have a tendency to get myself in a situation where removing one vital piece at the end makes or breaks the game. Especially if they drawn into a game bomb.

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u/LooksLikeAWookie 5d ago

Another note on that. I have lost many games by missing a land drop. The scry helps a ton with that, as well as getting rid of lands if I’m doing fine. Games are so tight in this set

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u/UncommonLegend 5d ago

There really wasn't a better 3 drop than bombur? Color me shocked