Limited Resources 421 - Ixalan Sunset Show

Limited Resources

Marshall Sutcliffe

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🗓️ 29 December 2017

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

This week on Limited Resources Marshall and Luis (finally) take one last look at Ixalan as we send it out into the sunset. Ixalan was a rough set for us Limited players, and the guys break down what went wrong, and even what went right.

Frank Karsten's Article about playing more than 40 cards:

https://www.channelfireball.com/articles/dont-play-41-or-61-cards-to-add-half-a-land-to-your-deck/

Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa's Article on PV's Rule:

https://www.channelfireball.com/articles/pvs-rule/

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0:00.0	What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources this episode number
0:18.8	421. My name is Marshall. I'm going to unlimited resources and joining me on the line all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Louise.
0:26.5	Scott Vargas, Louise. Welcome back home. How goes?
0:29.0	It's going great. I flew back here from California today and got put to work immediately so
0:34.9	right off the plane as it turned out. Welcome home! The show waits for no one
0:41.2	Louise you should know that by now. We've got finally it is time for the Ixelon sunset show.
0:48.6	Never look forward to a sunset show on the show. I haven't either we are going to bid I'm going to bid Ixelon farewell today. We're going to go through all the normal stuff and give you our bottom line opinions on Ixelon during this episode.
1:03.0	First thing's first, so I've got to mention our sponsor.
1:04.5	That's channel fireball.com.
1:06.6	I always mentioned the awesome free content.
1:08.2	Well, I've got two great examples of it
1:10.1	that you can find on the website this week.
1:12.4	One of them is an article by Frank Carston
1:16.4	where he answers mathematically a question that has come up, I've been asked it quite a few times I'm sure you have as well
1:24.4	Louise about is it sometimes okay to play say 41 cards in your limited deck the theory
1:30.4	being well it in some cases, it's okay to do so because it can make your
1:37.2	manor ratio just right. I've never subscribed to this theory. I've always shot it down as nonsense, you know, based on the logic that you want only the best possible cards in your deck and therefore it is correct to play the fewest number possible.
1:54.0	But, you know, I've been wrong before and I love it when somebody takes, you know, not just the baseline logic,
2:00.0	but takes it out to another step and that's exactly what Frank Carson does in the article so I'm going to put a link to the in the show notes for that one
2:08.1	Also another one by the way Luis one that man I think I've been waiting for this for a long time from
2:14.0	Apollo Viter Domitarosa, it's called PV's rule, and it's really great.
2:19.0	I remember way back in the day I had a bit of a moment with Zach Hill in the booth where a player had decided to use a removal
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