A Short History of July
It’s sort of strategy, sort of not; discussions on bathroom breaks and game losses, and Cooked Goose – the new”fun” IBC blue-beater.
It’s sort of strategy, sort of not; discussions on bathroom breaks and game losses, and Cooked Goose – the new”fun” IBC blue-beater.
Colorscrew defines this format. Wizards has tried to lead us to multicolor decks with potent cards, but make no mistake – you will pay the price.
I miss netdecks. Boy, would they make testing IBC easier.
I have reached number three. I honestly thought I would have given up on this idea by now, but it just keeps rolling along. Just a note for those of you considering an article for StarCity: I strongly recommend sending it in. The first”Casual Report” managed to win the”Article Of The Week” contest. If you…
Israel wrote his tales of how to play control… Now I’ll show you the tricks I used to beat Israel when he plays control.
It’s my opinion that every serious tournament player should know the rules well enough to pass the Level 1 Judge test. Here’s a couple of examples.
I’ll be very, very surprised if someone doesn’t find some way to abuse Obliterate at Denver. Maybe that deck will be U/G/R.
As someone who loves debating the merits of various deck builds, I couldn’t help jumping in to this one. I think both Chad and Elliot make some good points, but there are definitely areas in which I disagree with both of them. First, Chad, it doesn’t take”nerve” to criticize someone’s deck – although I do…
Type I Acc Blue seems to be the deck to hate of the moment, because more people are trying to hose it than play it.
And now, we look at the white cards that make it big. Okay, you can scroll to the end of this one. We don’t care.
It’s the all-black version of the HoF, with a very special (and NEW!) #1 – don’t scroll to spoil the surprise!
Rizzo may be indicted for false tournament reports and flagrant lying… But nobody else writes ’em like this. He who dies with the most friggin’ pictures wins.
I, like all players, have gone through the various stages of exhilaration, frustration, enjoyment, and boredom. But, currently, I’m on a Magic high.
A contest for an Urza’s Rage amongst Brian Eno snipes, children’s rhymes, an IBC rant, and the usual mass of strangeness. What else can we say?
Let me introduce GOSIS to you. Got your breath back? Good. Let’s analyze this sucker.