Deck Build Lecture during the EC 2011?

During the upcoming European VtES Championship 2011 in Warsaw, there's the possibility that the Swedish national coordinator, Isak Esbjörnsson Bjärmark, will give a lecture about Swedish (and maybe more) deck building. But since the schedule during the EC from Friday to Sunday is so tight, the organizers need to know if someone is interested in such a lecture on Thursday (and when).

So if you plan attending the EC this year, please vote on this poll!

Sometime in the afternoon, I guess.

I can't imagine what this would cover.

Would it have hand-outs?

PowerPoints?

Would it cover existing theories?
www.thelasombra.com/deck-building-theories.htm

Would it cover something completely new?

OK, here's what I expect from such a lecture.

A/ It's given by some of the best players around, so I do expect high level discussions. Not that I don't want Blood Doll vs Vessel stuff, but rather a generic description of what they think the proprtions of a deck should be (how much defense? how much offense? number of non-cyclable action modifiers, ...)

B/ Description of the tests validating a deck. How much, how often, which opponents, ..

C/ Something about the Girls. The Swedes "invented" it, at least were the best with it last year in Paris. The different versions (bleed, vote, combat), pros and cons of each, ..

D/ Metagame analysis - what to expect at EC / post EC

E/ How to oust Erik.

Something like this?


or more like this?


or this?

Pascal nailed it for! Thank you!

Points A through C is what I have in mind. Points D and E might be discussed slightly.

I'll try to keep it interesting and high level discussion (since this will take place at the EC some of the best of the best will attend).

If there's possbile to have a power point presentation at the venue I'll proably go ahead and use that.

And also, I think it is good have a ongoing debate/discussion concerning deck dulding/playing. This should (in my opinion) take place at the different gatherings.

I hope this clarifies abit.