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

episode number 369. My name is Marshall. I'm one of your limited resources and joining me on the line from Denver, Colorado. It's Louis Scott Vargas.

Louise, how are you, sir?

I'm doing all right, my son. How are things? You missed a great show with Owen last week. We missed

you of course, we always do. But Owen, as usual, brought the thunder. He had some great stuff, man that that kid just gets it you know

Yeah, oh and certainly knows what he's talking about I also got a chance to watch Owen's stream quite a bit this week because the vintage cube is up and for whatever reason he got the bug to stream.

He kind of goes in streaks when it comes to streaming and I tried to draft the Owen

Turtenwall deck last night in the cube which features such

all-stars as Craters Claws, Seasons Past, Balanchron, stuff like that.

Oh, and Soul Fire Grand Master, you definitely don't want to forget that one.

And I had all the pieces of the puzzle. I had everything I needed to make the own Ternwald

special work and I failed miserably I won a grand

total of one games with the deck and realize that as it turns out I'm not quite as good

at magic as as Owen is. I have seen to post a bunch of decks with craters causing them.

Yes.

He's won with them too.

Obviously I don't know how since I couldn't do it myself.

So we've got the Kaladash Sunset Show this week.

It is time for us to say goodbye to Kaladash, not of course entirely. It'll still be one of the packs of the upcoming draft format with

Ether Revolt being the other two packs but still this is a it's that time of year

for us to put a stamp on Caledash and look back at the format see what what it taught us, see what we learned from it, see what cards,

we overrated, underrated, we wish we could change, we yelled about the most, we hated seeing

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