It is eerily similar to what I ran for the last major event I attended (just upgraded some rarities XD). I was counting down the months during quarantine when I would finally have this card, and even did some proxying beforehand to make sure I got the build right. His art is what made me love Royal Paladins the face that he was both dark and light at the same time, and how he was Royal's strongest card immediately left an impression on me. One day I will be writing my story of Vanguard and how I came to play the game, but long story short, I always have loved everything about the unit. Majesty Lord Blaster, MLB for short, was my favorite card in the old game as it was the stepping stone that made me go from an awful player/deck to a great player/deck.

In terms of the deck of choice, I chose to take Majesty Lord Blaster who was just released that weekend. Upon arriving, we got in some more practice, wrote our decklists, and did a bit of trading. It was only a 30 minute drive from his house to the event location so it was not too bad.

We woke up at 7:30am to get ready, had breakfast, and hit the road. The 5 of us practiced for a couple hours before going to sleep for what was to be a long tournament day.

His parents were very kind and we were accommodated perfectly. We stayed at our friend Frankie's house and arrived at around 10:30pm. My brothers, Ryan and Robert, our friend Derek and I drove up Friday night after I finished a long day of work.

We had 43 Players in Saturday's main event, 6 rounds before cut to top 8. Hello, on the weekend of October 3rd I placed top 4 in one of the largest Vanguard events since the COVID 19 Pandemic.

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