I’ve always thought about Maze’s End as a cool deck archetype since Dragon’s Maze was released. It has first appeared in RtR Block Constructed wherein it showed & proved to be one of the top decks in that format as per Pro Tour Dragon’s Maze. Continue reading
Yesterday we held two Standard tournaments at Rei’s place, morning and afternoon sessions to maximize our Saturday time and also to accommodate people who can only play one of the two events. The morning tournament started at around 11 am, with fourteen participants.
I can say that I am still novice in building deck through a pool of six booster packs and have no proper process of creating one. I’ve been checking and reading a few Limited guides online and has known that the strategy may vary on the set. Continue reading
It has been a very busy weekend for the first Iloilo Hobby Con event. It was very tiring but very worth the turnout. My role last weekend was on managing the Magic: the Gathering Iloilo tournaments and join the toy display exhibit for Iloilo Toy and Comic Collectors.
The recently concluded World Magic Cup 2013 at Amsterdam opened another level of innovating decks in the Standard format. The limitations of the unified Standard format might be partially responsible, but it’s pretty much good news that the players are still up the challenge on building these decks. Continue reading
A few weeks after Magic 2014 has been released into Standard, only little things have changed. The set has at the least provided new cards to top archetypes. The top tier decks are still the Jund Midrange, Junk Aristocrats and American Flash. Continue reading