12:18 I believe chat is referring to rule 158.3 “While a spell or ability on the chain is Resolving, no other spells or abilities can be finalized on the
chain or resolved, including triggered abilities or game effects that would occur as a result of the
execution of the spell.”

Promising Future has to finish resolving all its card text before any other effect, including triggered ones as a result of it, can be finalized (i.e. made choices for).

This means the sequence goes:
- Jayce plays Promising Future
- Opponent plays Barbara -> it’s WYPM effect becomes pending but not finalized; no targets yet
- Jayce plays Aurora
- Promising Future card effect finishes resolving
- Barbara’s WYPM is allowed to finalize on the chain, allowing it to choose Aurora at this point

At least this is my interpretation of what chat’s saying 😅

Let this be a lesson to new players of card games (not trying to imply the Jayce did this maliciously) never let a player who “has more experience” tell you how things resolve. The Jayce player putting pressure on you to fold how you think something works because it “overturns what they’ve seen with local judge calls and rq’s” doesn’t mean those people were right. Make sure if you’re unsure press to figure it out.

During game 1 at around 3:00 you could have set up a board that beats anything but Flurry/Bellows or sprites.

Double conquer to 6, play Bird to Steelpaws BF, hide block anywhere (just dont target Steelpaws if youre activating it there).

Creates a situation where you get to play block when he attacks either BF and then play Switcheroo onto either one for free due to bird trigger.

If he doesnt have Flurry/Bellows/Sprites then his one dragon trades with one unit and his EoT dragon kills only one. This lets you hold to 7 and then boots over for 8.

It’s still a rough play with how much he had in hand, but it’s probably the best play you could make and allows him room to misplay a ton.

If you want to play around Sabo then you can hide block on the Mouser bf and Switcheroo on the other. He’s an Aurora player so hed probably be more tempted to go to the Bird/Steelpaws bf and then you blow him out with switcheroo.

you can also play flash in the side or main for this matchup as when elder comes down you can save your units at the battlefield with flash

opponent dint channel a rune at 14:17 cldve auroraed

Grapplr, the active player of Promising Future needs to banish his choice first. So you can wait and see his choice first before you decide yours as banish cards are public information. Then you play, he plays, his resolved, urs resolved.

Watch out for the misplayed energy taps and recycles!

Game 4 he played aurora off promising future without having the power available for it

so if aurora has basicly no ramp then u win the game? seems like a good matchup :p

Sorry I didn't play great, still very new to it and hate that I feel forced in this meta to bring it to the RQ. ggs!

What do u think of Bliztcrank? My deck is kinda same to yours, but i prefer Blizt (sorry i dont remember his name)

27:51 shouldn't  the sprite only kill 1 unit? Tornado Warrior has 3 and Kharox has 5 might.
Based on my understanding, you can't assign damage to multiple units unless it reached the lethal threshold which is the printed might in the card. And then if there's still remaining might and then you can assign it to another unit. Is that right or Elder also changes that ruling?

No deck list?

Jayce is so easy if you're playing purple.

this toxic deck needs to be hit now the fact they just have a body that says bye to everything is stupid

PF ruling was correct. Rake/barb/prefect can kill aurora off PF which is why you should NEVER play it game 2/3 . Jayce player is bad