The biggest Mtg tournament I’ve joined so far in my playing career are the Grand Prix. These events run around the world at specific destination cities. In this coming year 2013, Wizards of the Coasts are looking to increase the number of GP’s in the new season. Continue reading
As the next expansion Gatecrash is approaching, the current Standard still has enough room for innovation. This was again proved by the deck that won Grand Prix Nagoya last weekend. That deck approach featured a fast-paced Humans reanimation plan with Angel of Glory’s Rise.
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Today, I will talk about a particular decklist from the recent Grand Prix in San Antonio. The deck was made by Conley Woods and it got in the top 4 of the event. The list has similar features to the Naya Midrange I piloted last time on a local Saturday tournament. The decklist after the cut.
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I have tried piloting Zombies again last weekend, despite its unfavorable performance it showed me last GP Manila. This is for the reason that the deck has been gaining momentum in the metagame lately, and I am to experiment something. Continue reading
Moving on with deck archetypes in Return to Ravnica Standard, here is a deck that is fond of enchanting its creatures. The deck tech is based on the color of the Bant shard in Alara, basing on Green as its main color fixer. It relies on cheap enchantment spells Continue reading
Hello, I will be talking today about an archetype that has been dwindling in attendance in the recent Standard tournaments. Well, it has its other popular (sort of) version but today is on another build of the deck. Continue reading