Edgeshot on Void takes center stage this round with a control list built for disruption and long game pressure. You are not rushing to win. You are locking out your opponent’s plays and waiting for the right moment to strike.

We are on the draw and the full decklist is linked so you can check the curve and card counts yourself. Review the hand and make your call.

Would you keep it? Let’s talk about it.

This chapter takes a deeper dive into refining Annie’s aggro identity, not just through card cuts but by sharpening playstyle. I explore how UniVersus archetypes guide deck decisions, how to assess risk during turns, and how tools like Counting Spots and gameplay journaling can push your testing further. Less complaining, more calculating. We are fully in the lab now.

The games are underway, and the results are messy, chaotic, and exactly what I needed. In this part, I dive into real-world testing with Annie against some of the best decks in the format and share what worked, what didn’t, and how that shaped the next evolution of the list. From coin flips to crushing throws to a full-on rage quit, this is where theory meets reality. And it turns out, “just kill ‘em” isn’t always enough.

Annie gets her first real form as I sit down with Richard to sort through my collection and map out a strategy. In this part, I walk through how we built the deck by hand, what cards made the cut, and how we think about categories like gameplan, defense, and win conditions. If you have ever wanted to build smarter or just love Chaos symbol momentum tricks, this one is for you.

I have always leaned into off-meta picks, convinced I could outplay tier lists and win with style. But after enough losses, I realized I was holding myself back. This first entry sets the stage for my shift in mindset as I take on Annie Leonhart, a character I used to write off, and begin a serious effort to improve. It is not about giving in. It is about growing up as a player.

Real hand. Real game. What would you do with this opener from Jester II? In this entry of Keep or Mulligan, we break down a seven card start, talk through the build risks, and show you what actually happened. Keep or toss, you decide.

The Rochester Retro format continues to evolve. Sean O’Brien of Rochester CCG has released the latest Suspension List, including both new additions and a key reinstatement. This curated list helps keep gameplay balanced across old and new Universus cards without permanent bans or errata. Check out which characters and cards are currently suspended and why, and learn more about how the format is shaped by player feedback.