Bad behavior

Over here it is more common to repick the cards, but i guess it should be reasonable to ask before the thing starts =).

What card did he pick in the first pack over Baneslayer anyways?

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Originally Posted by TotallySweet

At our local, weekly legacy event a few weeks back we had the local dick earn that nickname yet again.

He was playing game two against Landstill with Dragon Stompy (lost game one, actually). It was turn 5 or something and his magus of the moon just got Slaughter Pacted at end of turn while the landstill player was tapped out.

Landstill player untaps, leaving underground sea, wasteland, island tapped. He points to the three land and then to slaughter pact in his graveyard with his finger, then draws a card for the turn.

Dragon Stompy guy says, "That's a game loss."
Landstill, "For what? I paid for slaughter pact."
Dragon Stompy, "You didn't untap them then tap them again and you didn't say you were paying it."
Landstill, "I left the mana needed tapped and even pointed to it."
Dragon Stompy, "Doesn't matter."

Dragon Stompy guy proceeded to argue with everyone who was watching (we all agreed he was being a dick just because he was losing to a decktype he should rock). He even called up our local judge on his cellphone to tell him what happened right then and there! His response was something along the lines of "Even at a pro tour that would be, at worst, a warning. You're an idiot."

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I really don't think DS should have a walkover vs landstill, I actually think it's a good matchup for landstill as long as you don't scrub out and go for duals.

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Originally Posted by paK0

Over here it is more common to repick the cards, but i guess it should be reasonable to ask before the thing starts =).

What card did he pick in the first pack over Baneslayer anyways?

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Yea...that should probably be a first pick no matter what anyway.

This thread is a clusterfuck of offtopic comments and tangents. In lieu of cleaning it (a lot of work), I'm closing it (a little work).