Last weekend held the first ever two Gameday tournaments for the Iloilo community. The second event was hosted by Critical Hit: Comics and Games and congratulations to them on reaching the store level that would finally hold future tourneys like this one. Continue reading
While reading through the topics posted at the Spikes subreddit, I came upon a tournament report of a person playing UR Dynavolt in their Gameday and which he faced a kid piloting a mono-Green aggro deck. The card composition according to the way his match went were Blistering Hydras, Servant of the Conduit, Tireless Tracker, and coupled with pump spells like Larger than Life. He posted an assumed decklist but I decided to refine it a bit.
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Recalling the four types of Magic: the Gathering players, Spike is classified as the competitive player. He plays to win and enjoys winning. To accomplish this, Spike will play whatever the best deck is. Spike will copy decks off the Internet. Continue reading
For this year’s preparation for the Iloilo City Socio Ecological Profile, the division is now required to do a descriptive analysis using a range of data from the previous years. While it is not specified as to from what year to start, we are Continue reading
It has been a hectic week for me, both on physical & financial as I prepare the teams decks for this weekend Gameday tournaments. Predicting the right cards is hard and so the last minute purchases is being done to complete the current Tier 1 deck, Mardu Vehicles. Continue reading
I found this decklist while I was building or reconstructing our team decks for this weekend’s Gameday tournaments. Japanese Pros are well known for piloting peculiar decks, and this one is no exception. It was played by Jun Ishihara and got an 8-2 record in the Standard portion of the recent Pro Tour Aether Revolt.
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