Control Room Ep. 6: "Planned" Deck Building vs. "Chaotic/Play-Testing" Deck Building

On this episode of Control Room, guest host Ryan and I discuss
two ways of building decks.  Planned decks are defined as
decks that are mostly built in theory before the cards ever come
together into deck form, such as a decklist or deck tech.
 Play-testing/chaotic deck building is defined here as the
science of "What If?" building in that you have an idea and try
to find cards that can work in that shell as well as those that
may not have a defined home but can still be useful.  We
both use examples of our own decks throughout the episode.





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