Just played Standard Mono Blue vs Esper Approach, and an hour and fifteen minutes later I am victorious, 2-0. Out-playing a skilled opponent over 30-turn games to gain little bits of advantage (with the occasional counterspell war with 7 objects on the stack) to finally win is somehow so much more satisfying than just outracing an aggro opponent with another aggro deck. My opponent and I both had a blast, and they were entirely courteous and sporting. Games like that are why I love Magic. My list below:
It upsets me that his first instinct, even in literal combat scenarios, is to not fight, and how violently everyone reacts to him.
He tries to be diplomatic before engaging in physical combat. Unfortunately for him it doesn’t usually work, but that does not stop him from trying again next time. This is what makes him worthy.
