What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This is

episode number 308. My name is Marshall. I'm when you're limited

resources and joining me on the line.

Just a mere thousand miles away in Denver, Colorado. It is Louis, Scott Vargas.

Louise, how goes, sir? It's going quite well. We put out pumpkins for Halloween. They were spray-painted festive

colors like purple and green and black and whatnot. That's nice. Yeah, and squirrels ate them all, which

can't be the for squirrels.

Definitely not good for our porch so.

That's great.

Louise Scott Vargas supporting his local wildlife

when pumpkin at a time.

Yeah, I don't know. You know, I've got a couple of pumpkins out on the porch too and we do have some

squirrels around here. I wonder if I should move them. What are we doing here? So we're doing Battle for Zenicar archetypes breakdown today.

We're going to talk about some of the ones that we have found the most successful, not all all the two two color pairs equal awesome decks but a lot of them do and we're going to talk about those today

Before you preempted me though I was gonna say you know how every week we talk about how we're gonna talk about the archetypes at some point and then to keep pushing it off.

Yeah. I was going to play like we were going to push it off. And then just do it for our main topic.

Well, I'm sorry. That ship has now sailed. So why do you tell us who we're sponsored by? We are sponsored by channel fireball.com.

And Louise you and I actually were just having a chat about an article on channel

fireball by Frank Carston.

He does a pick order list for Battle for Zenecar. He does it for each set and it comes out and you know I was telling you that you know I was telling you that you know I don't really think of

limited in these terms like in terms of lists and groups of cards that are like like this because it doesn't actually

apply to the draft itself very often where you know you're just looking at a pack and your choices

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