{"ops":[{"attributes":{"color":"#000000","bold":true},"insert":"Magic player for almost 30 years. I’ve played nearly every format at some point, some of them competitively, but these days I mostly play Premodern and Commander for fun."},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"attributes":{"color":"#000000"},"insert":"I have a soft spot for old-school black decks, grindy engines, weird recursion loops, and cards that look unassuming until they quietly take over the game. Premodern is my nostalgia format - somewhere between strategy, memory, and cardboard archaeology - while Commander is where I get to experiment with aristocrats, sacrifice engines, and questionable Golgari biology."},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"attributes":{"color":"#000000"},"insert":"Currently brewing and tuning "},{"attributes":{"color":"#000000","bold":true},"insert":"Gorma, the Gullet"},{"attributes":{"color":"#000000"},"insert":", a persist/aristocrats combo deck that tries to be fair enough for the table… until the frog starts eating the graveyard."},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"attributes":{"color":"#000000"},"insert":"I like decks with identity, history, and a little bit of darkness. Bonus points if they involve sacrifice outlets, forgotten creatures, or making opponents read the same trigger five times."},{"insert":"\n"}]}