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Mirrodin – All Of The News & Information You Could Ever Want… And More!


[FULL MIRRODIN SPOILER – THE FIVE COLORS!]
[FULL MIRRODIN SPOILER – ARTIFACTS/LANDS!]

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[VIRGINIA BEACH MIRRODIN PRERELEASE CANCELLED!]
The Virginia Beach Mirrodin Prerelease has been CANCELLED due to Hurricane Isabel. Click here for more information…

[PRE-ORDER MIRRODIN BOXES FOR AS LITTLE AS $64.99 PER BOX!]

Well, you’ve seen the full Mirrodin spoiler… ready to pre-order some singles? StarCityGames.com has all of the cards loaded into our sales database, ready to pre-order – and we have the entire Mirrodin F.A.Q. already added into our Ask The Virtual Judge database as well! Take a look!

Please note that some prices next to the images may not match the prices in the actual shopping cart. The prices in the shopping cart are the correct prices and we are doing our best to keep the prices on the list as up-to-date as possible. All pre-orders containing Mirrodin singles will ship on Monday, October 6th.

Mirrodin Singles For Pre-Order (with Images)!
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The Mirrodin Prerelease Survival Guide

You pass the turn back to your opponent, who has four land, a 2/2, 1/3, and a 1/2 Goblin pinger in play. Seems safe, right? They then untap and spend all four of their mana – and it can be any color mana – on the card they drew this turn. It pretty much destroys your board position…. And it’s just a one-mana artifact.

Oh yeah – and it isn’t Cursed Scroll.

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The Snapping Thragg Experiment

If you’ve ever lost a game and then thought to yourself:”I really feel like I should’ve won that game but I can’t pinpoint exactly what I did wrong. I’m sure if a better player like Kai was in my shoes, he would’ve succeeded where I failed”… .Well, believe me when I say that you’re not alone.

But what is the difference between a good player and a bad player? And so I set out to create two Limited decks, each stacked so we’d know what the cards were and what they’d draw, and give them to two sets of players. The results were surprising.

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Mirrodin’s Most Likely To Make An Impression

I consider Mirrodin to be one of the most complex sets I’ve seen in the history of the game – that’s right, the entire game. Some environments are relatively easy to predict; this one is not, and I’d question anyone who says otherwise. So even though I’ll be covering all the cards in a later review, these are the headliner cards that catch my eye at this early stage – the ones that we have to immediately investigate to see if they’ll be good in Standard.

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Miss Cleo And Her Two Rogue Decks

Mirrodin amazes me. Now that I can finally know for sure what it is that I am looking at, I am more eager than ever to tear into the shrink-wrap of a few unopened packs and start building decks. But I need something to test my weirdo decks against! Yeah, I’m looking way ahead all the way to Mirrodin-legal Standard… If Miss Cleo can do it, so can I. But before I can build a rogue deck to beat a metagame, I have to predict what I think that metagame will be….

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You CAN Play Type I #103: Maximizing Mirrodin, Part I – Artifact, White and Green Creatures

You might have drooled the first time you saw Platinum Angel. After all,”don’t lose” was the cornerstone of the original”The Deck” philosophy. That is, by focusing on simply not losing, you can wear your opponent down and later outpace him in resources, and overwhelm him. That philosophy, however, isn’t absolute gospel in today’s far, far faster Type I. In many cases, the best way not to lose is to simply win first, especially when any single deck is hard-pressed to deal with all the many possible ways of losing. That leads us to the Angel’s fundamental problem: It stops you from losing, but it doesn’t help you win.

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Taking The First Deck To The Last PTQ *Winner*

elsewhere. However, if you want to read my long-winded account of how I won my first PTQ in San Diego on September 13th, then by all means, continue. It was to be the last qualifier of the season, where four of my five top 8’s have come from… So it was time to roll out something new. So I decided to play one of the original decks of the format: Beasts.

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Restless: Grand Prix Atlanta, Day Two, Part Two *24th Place*

So I ended day two at 10-4 and I went 3-3 on the day, finishing in the top thirty-two and gaining my first pro point. I have absolutely no regrets about what I played at the Grand Prix. I performed much better then I expected and lived out a scrub’s dream on my way to day two. This deck is so fun that it should be illegal by copyright infringement.

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You CAN Play Type I #102: The Control Player’s Bible – Head to Head With Stax

With all the excitement about artifacts this week, I decided to move up a feature of an artifact-based deck. Since fellow Paragon Steve Menendian already drew the Growing ‘Tog feature and I couldn’t find other notable Stax players like Matthieu Durand, I pulled a couple of very exciting games against someone you probably don’t know. Today, we welcome Guillaume Cardin, a student from Montreal. While he enjoys Type I, his higher-profile achievements include piloting U/G Madness to the quarterfinals of the last Canadian Nationals….

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