Participating in a Magic: The Gathering (MTG) Grand Prix can be an exciting and rewarding experience for players who want to test their skills against others in a competitive environment. Here are some general steps to follow if you’re interested in joining an MTG Grand Prix:
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The daily visit on my Facebook Memories reminded me of the major Magic: the Gathering tournaments I have participated in in the last years. In the range of a decade, I think I have already joined about 10 to 15 major MTG events. Those are the Grand Prix, Nationals, World Magic Cup, and the like. My last Grand Prix was in Hong Kong in 2018, in the modern format. I enjoyed that short trip though that tournament was prepared just on average because there were only two players from Iloilo and we couldn’t get enough time to playtest.
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I have yet to write a decent tournament report for the recent Grand Prix in Hong Kong which I participated in last month. Even though I did not make it on Day 2, I feel I needed to share the experience, the matchups, the blunders, Continue reading
We almost did not make it to the main event. Yes, you have read it right. We were too relaxed to expect that the venue cap of 800 players would not be met. I based on the previous Grand Prix Hong Kong wherein there were only Continue reading
It is a bit late to post this news as it is already 4 days past the recent Grand Prix in Birmingham but I am still glad to share this deck, with me being a big fan of Black Red Aggro deck archetypes. The deck was played by Simon Nielsen, who placed 8th after the 15 initial Swiss rounds. Continue reading
The recently concluded Grand Prix Hartford featured the Top 8 decks as to why Modern still has the most diverse metagame of a format. Personally this is my favorite format of Magic: the Gathering, and this time the winning deck is a new brew of Pro Player Matt Nass. He played KCI artifact combo with the Finals matchup against Continue reading