As usual, I am one in-charge in preparing the decks for tonight’s Standard FNM tournament. It is an advantage for me because I am working at home, though at times I cannot get the time to build due to the busy schedule. Continue reading
Based on the tournament results this weekend both in GP and the SCG Standard Open, the deck that I think with an update that will adjust well to the new metagame is Red Green or Gruul Monsters. Why is that my deck of choice? The first clue is the decklist:
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On another edition of the blog’s Standard deck feature, the deck I’ll present today is a recent version of the classic burn strategy in Magic. Born of the Gods has provided enough cards to have this deck a viable archetype again. Here is the list: Continue reading
Hi again guys, in Part One of my PTQ Journey into Nyx mentioned the deck archetype and on how we came up to pilot that deck for the tournament. Here in the second part will discuss the pseudo-preparation that we made, trip coverage and a tournament report summary. Continue reading
Playing on a budget is not impossible in the game of Magic: the Gathering. The tier one decks requires you to spend a lot on the card components, but there are still archetypes that don’t hurt the wallet. Here is a deck suggestion. Check out Simic Flash Continue reading
Another idea sparked as I saw this list referenced from Sam Stoddard’s column today regarding the test decks they played in FFL Standard. Fyi, FFL or Future Future League is where the WotC guys test and revise/fix the cards that are to be released in the upcoming sets, Continue reading