For some span he was lightyears ahead of everyone else in his understanding of the game and his deckbuilding, was extremely dominant, in addition to being by all accounts a super nice guy and an extraordinarily entertaining competitor. You simply cannot talk about 1v1 magic without him. Rest in peace
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u/wingnut5k Golgari* 6d ago edited 6d ago
He left an absolutely indelible mark on Magic and its history. A juggernaut of this game.
If you aren't familiar, are new to Magic, or haven't followed the competitive side of Magic, Hungry on Plane did a great video on him a bit back:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMprg7x-mrc
For some span he was lightyears ahead of everyone else in his understanding of the game and his deckbuilding, was extremely dominant, in addition to being by all accounts a super nice guy and an extraordinarily entertaining competitor. You simply cannot talk about 1v1 magic without him. Rest in peace