You have to win. if the canadians can draw by playing nothing (but cannot win by doing anything else) they will draw and therefore your deck is illegal.
No swapping. Against other players, you have to play optimally to win but will get point reverse. 0 for a Win, 1 for a draw 3 for a loss.
IS KALDHEIM LEGAL?
I responded to this already, but you may have missed it. Kaldheim is legal when it officially launches. So on february 5th, according to the MtG wiki.
About the backbuild: it comes down to the same thing. You always play to win, you just get the reverse score, so the score your opponent would get.
So whether you swap decks and play to win, or you play your own deck and still play to win even tough you don't want to, you get the same result.
The Canadians play just as optimally to win. If they get a better result by playing nothing, they will play nothing. If they get a better result by not attacking, they stay back.
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EDIT: Duh! Reading is difficult sometimes.
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We still need to win vs 2 2/2 unfortunately. I'm playing cards with a lot of irrelevant text for the fun but you cannot just go Ham. I found some decks that needed only 3 cards and could have played Emrakul or One with nothing, but in the end there were better 3 cards + land decks.
But I think one of my decks had one of the worst card ever made that was usefull :) No spoiler yet.
I submitted a deck with the creature I have most played in legacy :)
Deadline has passed, and it looks like I'm only missing silkster's entry. I'll give you a bit more time. A little bit, mind you!
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I have to say I'm excited to see just how bad these decks are and what unplayable cards we've found to use.
I feel very good about how bad my deck is, but I did it in the most boring way possible.
I feel very good that my deck is *incredibly* slow to win if nothing else
I think I had a variant on this one.
I'd be really interested to see what decks everyone cooked up that they didn't send in, unless you all think that'd be spilling tech that could be useful later. Personally I feel like most of my decks are specific enough to this exact round that it wouldn't hurt to share.
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