1) This is so helpful! Please keep making content like this! 🙏 2) I definitely just picked up the way of Kings because I keep seeing it in your videos 😂
I loved this lesson, because until now i just left the side board to a deck list plus what I remove from my main deck, but I think its challenging me and others to think more critically. One thing that I think may be helpful, is while not providing +/- for each set give the up to date example for matchups so that you dont just dismiss those cheat sheets but explain why each is being added or removed. But again I'm not making the content and I realize it's a lot of work. I don't wish on others what I wouldn't do myself
Thanks for your comment. I try to give general advice on why sideboard cards are there and where you want them but with the caveat of pay attention to cards your opponent plays and common situations that come up.
Consider 75+ cards 😝, to find those gems no one else is thinking about. Like when making a new deck idea on SWUDB and then you scroll down to find you now have an 86 card deck…. Great! Save that…then trim it down and start jamming. Eventually you’ll learn which of your ideas line up best against different decks in the meta. Going into an event, you can adjust both the main and the board. I have an example on my channel of an exercise I recommend after you’ve done that work of identifying cards you like as options in your deck.
Hey Matty 👊🏼 nice one! Wanna pick your brain about Young Han (Vigilance) … I’ve been playing with the idea of running a bit of an off-the-wall Rebel package with Han … running two Fleet Lieutenants (really been clutch) and maybe even a Wing Leader and an out of aspect Rebel Assault 😊 there is a lot of Rebel synergy in the deck already. Q: In your experience, what do I need to be weary of? What is a problem for young Han blue in general? Sideboard suggestions?
Thanks for the comment. Interesting take on blue han! A lot of ppl are having trouble with green boba lately and with the rise of bobas armor I likely want 2 rivals fall in the sideboard
@@ktodmatty Running these Events: 3x Force Throw 2x Open Fire (choosing to use these 5 above Karabast, because they can hit my own units to kill K2 or add burst damage to Chewbacca #combofun) 3x Takedown 2x Make an Opening 2x Pillage 2x Rivals Fall 1x Rebel Assault PS: I Force Throw’d a Krayt Dragon at my healthy Chewbacca last Sunday (after my opponent (on 18 base damage) had taken initiative), and hit him for 13 to close the game out :-)
You had me at the Johnny Tsunami reference.
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1) This is so helpful! Please keep making content like this! 🙏 2) I definitely just picked up the way of Kings because I keep seeing it in your videos 😂
I definitely will. Let me know how you enjoy the book!
I literally never want to click on these videos and just stare at the thumbnail forever.
So that’s why my click through rate is so bad 😅😉
I loved this lesson, because until now i just left the side board to a deck list plus what I remove from my main deck, but I think its challenging me and others to think more critically. One thing that I think may be helpful, is while not providing +/- for each set give the up to date example for matchups so that you dont just dismiss those cheat sheets but explain why each is being added or removed. But again I'm not making the content and I realize it's a lot of work. I don't wish on others what I wouldn't do myself
Thanks for your comment. I try to give general advice on why sideboard cards are there and where you want them but with the caveat of pay attention to cards your opponent plays and common situations that come up.
Consider 75+ cards 😝, to find those gems no one else is thinking about.
Like when making a new deck idea on SWUDB and then you scroll down to find you now have an 86 card deck….
Great! Save that…then trim it down and start jamming. Eventually you’ll learn which of your ideas line up best against different decks in the meta. Going into an event, you can adjust both the main and the board. I have an example on my channel of an exercise I recommend after you’ve done that work of identifying cards you like as options in your deck.
Many of my early testing decks have 30 card sideboards so I feel this
@@ktodmattyyup, dump it in the SB 😂
Hey Matty 👊🏼 nice one!
Wanna pick your brain about Young Han (Vigilance) … I’ve been playing with the idea of running a bit of an off-the-wall Rebel package with Han … running two Fleet Lieutenants (really been clutch) and maybe even a Wing Leader and an out of aspect Rebel Assault 😊 there is a lot of Rebel synergy in the deck already.
Q: In your experience, what do I need to be weary of? What is a problem for young Han blue in general? Sideboard suggestions?
Thanks for the comment. Interesting take on blue han! A lot of ppl are having trouble with green boba lately and with the rise of bobas armor I likely want 2 rivals fall in the sideboard
@@ktodmatty
Running these Events:
3x Force Throw
2x Open Fire (choosing to use these 5 above Karabast, because they can hit my own units to kill K2 or add burst damage to Chewbacca #combofun)
3x Takedown
2x Make an Opening
2x Pillage
2x Rivals Fall
1x Rebel Assault
PS: I Force Throw’d a Krayt Dragon at my healthy Chewbacca last Sunday (after my opponent (on 18 base damage) had taken initiative), and hit him for 13 to close the game out :-)
@@Will_Solo sick play that’s rad haha