LSV struggling to find the right emote to respond to his opponent killing the crab with lmao

"I thought I might lose the game, but instead I'm not going to." -- solid advice, LSV

Attacking with the crab is not a punt, it's a feature.

FYI your webcam placement perfectly blocks where cards on the stack go, making it more difficult to read the text of any given card. I would recommend moving it to the left side of the screen for future Arena videos.

That last play where you kill the phoenix, exile it, get a copy of it, and block their dragon was so brutal

Bloodchief's Thirst the Hard Evidence crab - I can't even LMFAO 200 IQ play

This was a really fun draft to watch. Was great to see your genuine joy of seeing what new cards were added and what you were wheeling. Thank you!

Just got home from school this is a welcome surprise

30:24 Opp: You have insulted me the last time, Crab! Have at you!

Arena cube is so much fun! I hope we get more of these drafts while the cube is still available.

Knowledgeable and fun.  It’s a pleasure watching you draft.

46:19 gotta commend this opponent for cleaning the crab of the table before he left!

Glad you picked up the arena cube. This is by far the funnest one they’ve made.

Eyyyy I was in lsv’s pod for this cube

Most wholesome adorable Thumbnail ever. Thank you for the content as always.

Thumbnail of you and Jules smiling >>> goofy reaction photoshop. Love this.

"Leyline of Crab", lmao. One of many reasons why LSV is the goat.

57:45 - The best way to think of extra turns is like a stack (see 500.7).  If extra turns are gained they are essentially pushed onto a stack of extra turns (not the normal spell stack) and pop off as they are taken until the normal turn cycle continues. Or as the rule says in LIFO (last in first out) order.

So in this case if both time walk and the time walk copy had resolved LSV's copy would resolve first pushing a turn onto the "turn stack" (while he was slated to already take the usual next turn). Then opp's time walk would resolve and he would push an extra turn onto this "turn stack". So in the end it would have resulted in opp finishing the current turn, then opp taking an extra turn, then LSV taking an extra turn, and then LSV getting his normal turn as things went back to the usual alternating turns.

Or if it helps the turn order would look like this:

Opp's Normal Turn (Current turn at the 57:45 timestamp)
Opp's Extra Turn (Resolved 2nd & Added to "turn stack" 2nd)
LSV's Extra Turn (Resolved 1st & Added to "turn stack" 1st)
LSV's Normal Turn (Per normal turn order)


PS - If a single spell or ability would grant multiple players extra turns simultaneously they are pushed onto the stack in APNAP (active player non-active player) order. Which is just a fancy way of saying in "turn order" starting with the person whose turn it is. This of course is just an FYI and doesn't apply here because these are two distinct spells resolving and so they resolve in the order the stack dictates.

LSV opens a box of "Oops! All Bangers!"

"Leyline of Crab" is a wildly underrated line. Love ya LSV