MTG Salvation Article Archives: Monthly: November 2005Hello there! Today we take a second look at the Extended metagame.
What are you doing on turn two?
Think about your FNM deck. A while ago (back when Mirrodin was still Standard material), I read some posts concerning a deck called "GoodForm", which had something to do with casting Form of the Dragon as soon as you could, and such shenanigans. Today we'll look at copy effects and their rules. Recently the Vintage world was introduced to several new sets all in one shot. We can learn a lot from Sir Lancelot du Lac.
On the Air
I'm a big fan of black removal spells that apply a power and toughness reduction to the targeted creature. I started analyzing why this deck had done so well, while it seemed for the most part made up of very mediocre cards (which is not meant insulting to fans of Viashino Slasher).
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Phasing and Flanking and Bands oh my!
or, You Put the Right Foot in, You Chop the Left Foot off.
Don't have a clue what this is? Then read this. By: CynicalSquirrel
Legacy players have awaited the arrival of GP Philly for months, ever since Wizards made the surprising announcement on their main page that Legacy, the least played of the four major formats, was going to get its very own Grand Prix. The Weatherlight Saga finally returns to the Weatherlight crew, with the highest stakes imaginable.
Don't have a clue what this is? Then read this.
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(Kinda) (Sorta) Live from LA!
Don't have a clue what this is? Then read this. Last weekend in Los Angeles, Pro Tour players got their first shot at the post-rotation Extended format.
CHAPTER 1: In Soviet Russia, Deck Builds You!
What pulled me out of hiding? Well, I started playing Magic again, obviously.
Don't have a clue what this is? Then read this.
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City of Angels
By Eli Shiffrin, Thijs van Ommen, and Tom Fowler
Edited by Goblinboy
Magic players the world over had their eyes trained on Los Angeles this past weekend, and not just for the celebrities and Hallowe’en costumes.
Don't have a clue what this is? Then read this.
This report is for all the little people.
What we can learn from Pro Tour Los Angeles?
Start your Engines please
Pro Tour Los Angeles is over now and it's time to draw some conclusions from it for the coming PTQ Season.
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