In the last article, I did a little preparation for ClogCon by running my two lists through a theoretical gauntlet. I might do that again.
However, in this article I want to compare the Conquest to the Behemoth with regards to my lists - because I've heard a bunch of good arguments for swapping them around. And afterwards, I might just do another round of Irish Roulette.
Sonntag, 22. November 2015
Dienstag, 10. November 2015
Khador 2015 - Part 17 - WTC Roulette No.1
So, there's a thing you can do with all the WTC lists - Steamroller Roulette. It works this way:
* Work out a two-list pairing you're going to bring.
* Pick a team from the WTC lineup (most recent event, generally).
* Evaluate your match-ups Round by Round as if you were paired against each player during the tournament. Assume D&C as you want, I'll go with 0.
There are a number of advantages to this theorymachining - the lists were created for a hypothetical meta, which is highly comparable with going to a meta where you've never been before, for example.
I went with a random number, and got 42 (D'uh!). I choose the leaderboard order of teams, and draw...
* Work out a two-list pairing you're going to bring.
* Pick a team from the WTC lineup (most recent event, generally).
* Evaluate your match-ups Round by Round as if you were paired against each player during the tournament. Assume D&C as you want, I'll go with 0.
There are a number of advantages to this theorymachining - the lists were created for a hypothetical meta, which is highly comparable with going to a meta where you've never been before, for example.
I went with a random number, and got 42 (D'uh!). I choose the leaderboard order of teams, and draw...
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