Our Grand Finals game and our 3^rd Place Playoff game are both Floowandereeze vs. Tearlaments matchups. We have Dominic Couch with the birds, and Shanxiao Wan with the fish. The winner of this Match will earn the YCS Prize Card, Anotherverse Dragon!

Only 8 Duelists remain! Kenny Nguyen, from San Jose, CA, is the last Spright Duelist in the tournament. He’s facing Cristian Urena, from Redding, PA, using the ubiquitous Tearlaments strategy. These are two of the strongest Decks in the game right now, and two great Duelists. But only one can advance!

The Swiss Rounds are over, and only 32 Duelists remain! From here on out, it’s Single Elimination. We’ve got Jarrid Centamore, from New Jersey, in the Feature Match hot seat once again. He’s been on fire with his Runick Naturia Deck – the only Naturia Duelist to make the Top Cut. His opponent is Kylar Price, from Missouri, one of only two Duelists to make it in with pure Runicks. Price is looking to destroy his opponents’ Decks, and take advantage of the fact that so many Duelists are using Tearlaments, which do half the work for him.

We’re in Round 10, the final Swiss round! This Round determines who makes it to the Top 32, as well as who they’ll face there. For this Feature Match, we have Abraham Rivera Cruz, from Puerto Rico, playing a Runick Deck Destruction strategy. His Deck is packed with floodgates to control the board while his Runick spells pick away at his opponent’s cards. He’s up against Anthony Vang, from Sacramento, CA, playing the ever-popular Tearlaments.

QQ stands for Quick Questions! With Battles of Legend: Crystal Revenge, we saw the long-anticipated release of the Advanced Crystal Beasts. These are the same Crystal Beasts we know and love, but a darker form from when Jesse Anderson was possessed by Yubel. Over the years we’ve seen dark forms of many favorite monsters, from Dark Elf in the early days, to Dark Armed Dragon, to the Twilightsworn. So we asked our Remote Duelists what they’d like to see get dark counterparts!

QQ stands for Quick Questions! Battles of Legend: Crystal Revenge just released with tons of new cards and reprints. What are our Remote Duelists’ favorites?

We’re in the final Swiss Round in Day 1! For this Feature Match, we’re revisiting Jarrid Centamore, from New Jersey, who we saw in our Round 2 Feature Match. He won that Match, and is now seated at Table 1 with his Runick Naturia Deck! He’s up against Anthony Xu, from New York, piloting Tearlaments.

QQ stands for Quick Questions! There are many noble positions in the Dark World. From Knight to King, from Wu-Lord to Warlord. But there are two that claim the supreme title of Overlord. Who do our Remote Duelists think is really running the show?

The people have spoken! Grapha wins the popular vote! Too bad the Dark World isn’t a democracy…

QQ stands for Quick Questions! It’s the question that’s on everyone’s mind: What’s going to win this weekend? We polled our Remote Duelists for what they think!

Tearlaments are the clear favorite! Over 80% of Duelists are predicting that they’re the Deck to beat! Other Decks got only one or zero votes.

Hopefully these Duelists have prepared with Tearlaments in mind! Or will we see a surprise victory instead? We’ll have to wait and see!

QQ stands for Quick Questions! The newest Forbidden & Limited List made quite a few shifts to the game as we know it, so we asked many of our Remote Duelists: What’s your favorite change?

By an overwhelming margin, people are happy to wave goodbye to Mystic Mine. It’s a card that was beloved in some strategies, while completely shutting down many, many, many more.

The second most popular answer was the return of Dimensional Fissure and Macro Cosmos to Unlimited status. These can be similar to Mystic Mine, in that they have the power to totally shut down certain strategies like Tearlaments. No surprise that the Duelists who liked Mine will gravitate to cards like these.

We did get a handful of other answers, such as seeing cards like Tellarknight Ptolemaeus Unlimited, or Herald of Orange Light Limited. And then there was Leonard Sacchetti, whose favorite change was that no Tearlaments were restricted. Shoutout to Leonard for knowing what he wants.