Honestly, I wasn't planning to compete this year. I really wasn't. The last two years of running Vault Tour Vietnam had been pretty brutal. Aside from Enishi, the second brain behind KeyForge Vietnam, we basically only had Long (drkid) as a judge. We had to recruit volunteers just to keep the event running. Of course, plenty of other people helped out too, but there was still an absolutely ridiculous amount of work to do. This year was supposed to be the last one. I thought I

So, it has been three years of organizing Vault Tours in Vietnam. Sometimes I sit back and think about the entire journey we’ve been through over the years—how many friends have been there, how many events we’ve organized, and all the ups and downs along the way. Some of you may have already heard the rumors, but the truth is that this year will be the final year we organize a Vault Tour in Vietnam. It’s difficult to say anything with absolute certainty. Maybe some kind of mi

Dang, since I started this blog, there have been so many topics I want to write about. Floating somewhere in the endless space of unknown publish dates are drafts of a Keyforge Guide I want to share, why I believe Keyforge doesn’t need power creep, and why I think Skyborn is a bad house and how it could be so much better… But I couldn’t finish them all, and ideas just keep flooding in. One day, some of them will see the light. But today, it will be a different topic. Negative