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Ian, Wes, and Trey gather 'round once again!  Fresh off of the Set 5 Dallas (Limited Format) Planetary Qualifier, everyone recounts their experiences and discusses the overall format.  It was a truly fantastic event, and everyone is stoked to do it all over again in Set 6.  The big news of the week, of course, is that Force Throw finally gets the axe (and Wes' final pre-Galactic Championship prediction comes true).  What comes next for the meta, and what Secrets of Power spoilers have caught everyone's attention?  All that and more in this episode!

Top 8 Dallas PQ draft review (with featured drafter) - https://youtu.be/8GdDXX4axI8

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As we approach the halfway point of the Legends of the Force meta, the boys gather 'round again to talk all things SWU.  We briefly recap a local draft - Ian drafted yellow! - spend a bit of time talking about the recent announcements for Organized Play promos available to earn at Season 1 Sectors and Regionals, as well as touch upon the now-spoiled spotlight decks for the next set.  Ian shares some concerns he has about Twin Suns and singles pricing, and everyone looks forward to this weekend's limited PQ up in Dallas.

Wes & Trey on SWU Jeopardy (courtesy of Dinozor Gaming): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LzPOgNwfIw

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As the boys gather around to review their homework assignment from last stream, it turns out that the conversation - or, really, Trey's long rant - about cunning aspect cards in Legends of the Force isn't completely played out.  Dates for the Set 5 sector qualifiers and regional championships have been announced, and Trey has another bone to pick with the designers... this time over leader design.

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The boys reconvene fresh from the afterglow of attending the first ever Galactic Championships in Las Vegas, and boy does Ian have an epic story to tell.  Wes already told his over on his YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezjAvvev1Fg), and Trey has thoughts about the streaming presentation.  After catching up, Trey grades Ian and Wes' homework from last episode, and everyone looks ahead to limited PQs and what the sealed/draft environment for Legends of the Force has in store.

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It's that time: the first ever Galactic Championships for Star Wars Unlimited is about to kick off.  Wes and Ian are going; are you?   The boys talk about their hot take predictions for the event, as well as what decks they are bringing (or, in Trey's case, working on in the lab).  Ian is ready for some Vegas-style entertainment, while Wes and Trey are busy re-organizing their card storage.  All that and more in this episode!

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It's time for a new set, and the boys are here to recap their pre-release adventures for Set 5, Legends of the Force.  (Pro tip: Qui-Gon is hot garbage.)  A discussion of what they have under construction in the deck lab ensues, followed by a brief review of the (lack of a) recent update to the suspended list and a lively discussion about FFG's introspective piece on the first year of the game.

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As another episode rolls around, Trey and Ian are about to head out the door for some fantastic vacations. Before they do, however, the boys gather 'round to talk about a local Store Showdown and the recent victory of a true hard control deck at the Austin PQ.  Hard control is not the most well-loved play style in the game, but deciphering its ins and outs feels crucial to improving as both a player and a deck builder.  

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Episode 8 is a tad late due to some easily preventable technical stupidity on Wes' part. =)  Here in take two of the episode, the boys get together to briefly recap the recent Planetary Qualifier here in Houston, including some post-match analysis for Ian's turn on the stream.  Some discussion of when to scoop (concede) to your opponent and a bit of good-natured ribbing ensues, followed by a brief review of the recently revealed Legends of the Force full spoiler!

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With Wes freshly returned from covering the first Regional Qualifier in North America, the boys talk about the big event, the prize wall, and some of the drama that occurred on Sunday, followed up by a discussion of Jump to Lightspeed as a draft product and how each of them drafted at a recent local event.

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We're halfway through the Jump to Lightspeed meta: release was 8 weeks ago, and Legends of the Force hits shelves in another 8 weeks.  So the boys take a breath to briefly review what's been going on in the competitive world and talk more generally about how to up your game and improve as a SWU player.  

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