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590 590 590 590 590 590 594 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5aa 5rk 5rk 5rk 5rk 5rk 5rm 5rm 5rm 5rm 8psGame 1: he got early shield and wardens and afla-ed one of my guys. I rewound it and played a new grabboid which promptly turned into a burrowed malignant cell.
We called the game on account of bugginess, but in discussion after we determined his board position probably would have given him the win.
Game 2: OMG EQs!!! but not enough wardens/CC to stop my guys from breaking him down.
Game 3: I got a great quanta start and he never got a shield. we had a minor re-instance of the above bug (a RTed shreiker I replayed turned into a cell when he guarded it). He used a plague to kill the 1 creature but the next turn I flipped 2 grabboids and played 2 dragons to kill him outright from 32.
But it does bring up a good point about this: how do we handle known bugs when they become outcome altering in war matches. It is probable given these decks that this bug occuring could change the outcome in like 4/10 matches. We kinda honor system-ed it, but could less friendly opponents just keep forcing replays whenever it occurred?
