Category Archives: Magic The Gathering

Freebies and Bonuses: Magic The Gathering Edition

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Can’t think of something to post. I got stuck at work in the office in the past few days, doing keyword research and writing Google ads for my new client. This just popped out of my mind while searching for online marketing stuff. I’ve noticed that a lot of bonuses and freebies are given every time you join their coaching program or buy their products. These marketing strategies are also applied in Magic card and creature spells. Here are some of them.

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Magic: the Gathering – Turbo Fog for Standard

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Hey guys, I hope you had a fun weekend and did well in your respective weekly tournaments. As for me, I didn’t perform well at the tournament. I hate to go into detail of it so just don’t mind. Anyways, I’m sharing to you a decklist made and suggested by my card pool partner Oliver. It’s a standard version take of one of the earliest strategies and alternate win condition of Magic. The clue card is Millstone. Get the idea? Presenting (insert drum roll here) Turbo Fog!

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How to Defeat the Hype of Banefire

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I have been observing the prices of Conflux since it was released and I was a bit overwhelmed with the prices. They are so freaking expensive. The top Conflux cards based on the prices are Nicol Bolas Planeswalker, Noble Hierarch, Banefire and Maelstrom Archangel. The elder dragon got the highest price, ranging around 20 dollars a piece. (Wtf!) Banefire also experienced the hype with a price of 10 to 11 dollars, equivalent to around 500 pesos here in my area. I’d rather take my chances in buying booster packs instead. Continue reading →

Deck of the Week: Mono Black Aggro

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This week’s deck feature is a Magic: the Gathering Standard take of one of Magic’s favorite decks: Mono Black. It was created by Jim Stafford and got 7th at State Championships 2008 in Wyoming. The list uses the powerful black creatures in Standard like Ashenmoor Gouger and Demigod of Revenge, and spot removals like Unmake and Nameless Inversion. It also uses Dusk Urchins, which served both as a beater and card drawer source.

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