This is what I've put together from the pool. Of the rares, 2x Last light of Durin's day seems so unlucky as its not playable. Notary hobbits the same. Unexpected party is good, but white pool is thin so not sure i can splash it. Thoughts welcome!
I've posted here periodically following drafts that have gone badly for advice on where it went wrong. The answer has typically been about card evaluation.
Having just gone 0-3 in a MSH premier draft, rather than get specific comments on a draft log I wondered if people had specific tips to help improve card evaluation?
For context I'm platinum in both limited and constructed, I listen to lords of limited, limited levels ups etc. Even got first ever draft trophies doing MSH quick draft.
I'll post the draft log if anyone wants to look. And I know in hindsight passing up Leader in P2P2 was a huge mistake!
edit: https://www.17lands.com/deck/9a56e2996a26497f8137c97aa993522b/2
First time doing a limited Marvel SH event. Had a sealed token so gave it a go, but don't have tonnes of experience of the format (though play draft reasonably regularly). Built a GW deck and quickly went 0-2. Then completely rebuilt to a RW then won three on the bounce and finishing 3-3.
Looking at the card pool, what changes would you have made? https://www.17lands.com/pool/ecc06516905f4086a126b0a329e5e245
I've been trying out the Bloomburrow Quick Draft. I never drafted the set when it came out (was only just getting into magic at that point). I've had three goes today and all have been terrible, going 1-3, 2-3 and 0-3.
I'm an ok drafter, and really enjoy the format. I got to platinum last month, but currently in gold. I drafted version of black/white in both first two, then a blue/blink deck. None of which felt particularly strong.
Appreciate this will be partly down to my ability when I play, but perhaps anyone could give their thoughts on whether I picked the wrong options in the draft?
https://www.17lands.com/draft/2d50f271c43b403b8a685b0bd22fee0d/1/1
https://www.17lands.com/draft/c83c418efb4544d9af36b64e0422ca93/1/1
https://www.17lands.com/draft/d9ddc667c5f942368eb490b6b1009c0b/1/1
So just played this opponent in ranked standard. The game took about 35 minutes. Their strategy is to leave the rope timer to go down to the last moment but never let it time out. Their deck is just removal. It must work for them to get to high silver ranking so far. I am quite stubborn so was happy to wait it out. Not sure how they have the patience for it as it must be incredibly tedious, I guess most quit early on. I have reported. Not sure if Wizards will do anything.