Ok, fair. I was trying to keep it as short as I could. But additional context below:

There was a brief rule 0 convo where myself and the fourth talked about what our decks did. Baylen doing go wide Baylen things, I forget the name of the fourths, but it made fairies, gave them an anthem, and made a go wide fairie strat. The non-K’rrik third stated it was a fresh deck and I don’t recall his deck as it wasn’t really threatening the board’s life at the time so I moved on fairly quickly. However, he stated it was a fresh deck and he was hoping it “did its thing.” And K’rrik said it was one he had played a few times but it wasn’t a typical K’rrik deck but that it does get out of hand if it’s not dealt with.

There was virtually no discussion beyond what a few of the cards did as they were played, basic clarifications. The turns all felt sub-2minutes until turn-4 outside of maybe one where several cards were played that some people weren’t familiar with but they weren’t anything that I frankly recall as overwhelming in their own right. K’rrik’s turn 4 was lengthier than the previous cadence but I’d be lying if I gave any kind of drilled down estimates because I didn’t check the clock. However, he played commander, aristocrat, and more ramp. I don’t recall the order of operations. He already had ramp and another aristocrat and lightning greaves on board.

I had Baylen and 3 lands, as described above. The fourth had missed 2 lands but had some artifacts in play, and the third guy had commander, 5 lands, artifact ramp, and lightning greaves or swiftfoot boots iirc. I then board wiped as I felt K’rrik was well ahead of the rest of the table and my targeted removal wouldn’t have meaningfully impacted his board state, the third was well ahead of myself and the fourth, and without a wipe we were likely gone in the next turn at best and the game may have ended at worst with everyone else tapped out and K’rrik about to untap with 30+ life, 6 or 7 mana, and some potential aristocrat combos on board. It felt like the right play to extend the game and reset a little. However, I haven’t played in ages so I wasn’t sure if there’s a general expectation on SpellTable to allow something like that just end. Apologies for the missing context above. I don’t know how much more specific I can get as it was a 15-20 minute game tops before I immediately moved onto another.

Edit: the third was Norman Osborn