Our guild Hyakki has decided to change the channel again hours before the War of Emperium event last Thursday, March 24th. That is because of the anticipation that the strong guild that went to the channel last week was still to remain there and to claim the same Agit1 Castle that was supposedly also our target castle. I think it was a risky but logical move and fortunately benefitted us, as the chosen channel had few competing guilds to battle with.
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Buying a few Magic: the Gathering booster packs and hoping to hit the good value cards of that set is more of plainly very lucky. If not, then it is just a futile attempt. That is because the chances of pulling the cards depends on what cards were already opened from the other booster packs. If it is a freshly-opened box, then there is a ratio of a certain pack that will have that card.
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For today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard deck discussion, we feature a Tier 2 deck archetype in the format in which the strategy has long existed in the history of the game. That strategy is to win via Poison Counters, and there is one Uncommon creature in Kaldheim that can produce it: Fynn, the Fangbearer.
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I have tried doing the Magic: the Gathering booster packs battle as other MTG vloggers do in their videos but because of monetary budget constraints, it is only limited to three packs per batch. I am doing this now for the latest set Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty and most people know that set boosters are very popular and on-demand because of their features of art cards and guaranteed foils.
Continue readingThe Ragnarok Online Mobile War of Emperium event last night was expected to be a contested GVG battle for the possession of the Agit1 castle in which we encountered the popular and high-ranking EHOC guild. Our intended castle in Luina was easily overrun despite us being the first to break the Emperium. A little contested battle with us just within 50% of attendance.
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Hey all, today’s Magic: the Gathering sets Standard deck feature is the one that reminded me of the archetype I played back in the Modern Grand Prix in Hong Kong back in 2018. I did not make it on the second day, but I am still happy with the result even with the lack of preparation for the wide range of metagame. That deck is the Five-Color Humans aggro.
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