I play a similar deck (WBG Warriors). I was wonder why no rush of battle. Also, how is Raiders spoils working out for you?
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Didnt see it until today bro. Felt the need to point out your faults since you were so adamant that you were right.
Also in the chain veil section that reference that the chain veil extra activation do not have to be immediately used but are a continuously applied. So if i were to use and copy TCV I would have 2 extra planeswalker uses. If I had 4 forests (one with a Verdant Haven on it), Ral, Nissa, Kurkesh, and TCV i can: tap all 4 lands for 4G 1R; Use the chain veil and copy it (giving me two activations in addition to my currently unused one); use ral to tap one of my opponents permanents and untap veil (origional use for turn); Use nissa to untap my forests (origional use for turn); repeat steps 1 and two; use one of my now 4 additional planeswalker activations to repeat steps 3 and 4. the formula for extra net uses in this instance is: +2, +1, +1, +1, +1, +1, ect. That math being done if i were to do the full combo 696 times i could ultimate Ral 100 times for 100(x) tuns (where x is the number of heads) or -2 him 350 times for 1050 damage. If you have GW Ajani on field when you do this you can up the number of combo times to 796 and will be able to gain 10,000 life while having a 2,392/2,391 Kurkesh. the combos go on and, though you wish to argue, are infinite.
At about 20 minutes into the podcast the judges clearly state that you are wrong NinjaStyle612. They state that the copy of the ability Happens and allows you to "double up on your planeswalker activations" from TCV.
Not really my play style but I had to like it for the fact that its probably one of the best standard budget decks I've seen. A new player at my local shop could get this for no more than a pre-con and place top 8 easy. Well done.