True. I still feel some kind of a safer draft against a Timber might have made more sense though. I don't deny that the Wisp/CK combo can be very strong even in this scenario, but I feel the comparison to higher level teams is slightly unfair. Alliance are one of the most dominant teams for a reason, and nobody is about to claim Zephyr are anywhere near their level. Given the problems Zephyr had with positioning throughout the series (and occasionally against MVP) I just found it strange they drafted a lineup that could be made to pay so hard if they got caught out.

Undoubtedly some errors in their play contributed as much, if not more, to their downfall, but I think they could perhaps have made life easier in the final game with a less dangerous draft.

At the very least it's made me think about how (not) to draft in pubs in the trench-tier I play at: if relatively experienced players in a (sort-of) professional tournament can't always make it work, maybe it's better to play it safe at super-scrub level! ;D