Judge's Tower + Canadian Highlander || Friday Night Paper Fight 2022-12-30 

never mind, i just watched the following game of judge's tower. what a gift this stream is

absolutely hateful, oh my god. thankyou Paul for letting Wheeler have a swear.

Idiot Bird is one of my favorite cards AND favorite nicknames. Every hate bears (or hate birds?) deck playing blue should have one.

timestamp on this?

And Serge countered it too lol

You clearly haven't seen him lose his X/1 cats to Alex's Darkblast. Wheeler getting mucked gets the best reactions.

And it was immediately after getting all of his fetches stifled.

41:05

Coming after "Stifle, Stifle, Concede" It's just too perfect

Closely followed by 1:34:31

I did a double take... Land, land, mental misstep the misstep looks a lot like a gitaxian probe...hmmmm (doubt that changes anything but still it is a 'redraw')

That was less a slow descent and more an accelerating freefall

The fact that he had the counter spell specifically for a sorcery was just chef's kiss

Youch that 1 out of 36

Yessss that cube slaps

«May I swear ONCE?» 😂

@@thyetyeyryeretyery or the throwing of the card when he figured it was a sorcery lol

AAND A Stifle Nimble Birb game??? Best Xmas gift

Didn't expect the Ludwig mention lol

I wish someone in my area would be interested in playing judge's tower with me. I have seen a lot of Thing in the Ice played. I have *never* seen the back side of it.

608.2f Some spells and abilities include actions taken on multiple players and/or objects. In most cases, each such action is processed simultaneously. If the action can’t be processed simultaneously, it’s instead processed considering each affected player or object individually. APNAP order is used to make the primary determination of the order of those actions. Secondarily, if the action is to be taken on both a player and an object they control or on multiple objects controlled by the same player, the player who controls the resolving spell or ability chooses the relative order of those actions. One of the few times First In, Last Out does not apply.