Here's the best deck name I've seen so far.pic.twitter.com/AhdgbNIG5f
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Lost, so I'm out but luckily there's a surprise side event starting now so there's more fun to be had! 
Things are going so fast that I could not report but I lost the first game and won the second. My deck seems really cool, I can't wait to be able to use it!
Decks of Keyforge is quite excited about the deck I got as a prize. :)pic.twitter.com/akdue3lyHE
Back home, here are some parting thoughts: It was a lot of fun! Well organized, positive atmosphere and lighthearted players. I believe the chosen formats have a lot to do with this and would like to look into those:
Sealed Adaptive was a good choice for the tournament because it is very accessible. Since you play using a deck you just bought, you're not going to be playing against the most eficient decks your opponents were able to find/buy.
Even if you get a bad deck, you get to use the opponent's deck on the second game and have a chance to bid for it in case there's a third game. It rewards exploration, learning and player skill. In short, it feels like what Keyforge was meant to be.
The only downside I see is that it can take a long time if you play 5 rounds. In the later rounds my brain was mush, but it also had to do with the sheer amount of new cards I was having to learn/memorize on the spot.
The second day had side events for the eliminated players, and I was surprised at how fun those turned out to be. Not everyone came, so the sore losers and the most competitive players were out, leaving only the people who were interested in playing for fun!
2 deck Survival was interesting because I got to see wacky decks, but I didn't expect to go far because they could bring their top ones.
Right after I was out, enough players were available so there was an impromptu Sealed Reversal event.
What that means is you buy a deck and will have to play a tournament AGAINST IT. So you get to learn how your deck plays by watching other people play it. You also get to learn how it feels to play against it, and how to beat it. This was exciting, insightful and fun!
I hadn't played in months and I'm not a competitive person but I'm very glad I went to the Grand Championship. It showed me new facets of the game.
Overall it feels like #Keyforge is in a great shape right now. The new houses are interesting and unique, the new cards are cool.
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