MTG Salvation

I started playing Magic the Gathering just before M15, started learning the game. I threw myself into The M15 Pre-Release. i was terrible but it was fun anyways! My first non pre-release Foil i opened was a Soul of Innistrad and im still hanging on to it!
i played alot of standard and found a playgroup, they baited me into Modern which i still play and love alot. (latest modern love is Skred Red)

Then i turned up one day and they were playing this strange format! there were HUGE 100 card decks! and one of the guys Had to leave. He asked if i would like to keep playing for him, borrowing his deck. i do not remember the General, but boy was it fun. i got my ass beat as usual but i enjoyed myself alot

i started off by trying to build a Red/Black Goblin deck with Wort, Boggart Auntie. I never really enjoyed that deck it was just bad and i had no idea how to build a deck.

I then bought the Green Commander 2014 Pre-con and learnt a bit more about how i should be building a deck... my first really explosive and functional deck that i straight up won with turn 8 was a deck with Wort, the Raidmother as general.
Turn 6: Wort
Turn 7: Boundless Realms (/w Conspire) almost emptying my deck of lands!
Turn 8: Genesis Wave a huge chunk of the Library

it was a deck i really enjoyed for a while!


i then started net-decking for something fun! and found a certain Sliver deck, here on MTG Salvation. built it with a budget mana base and still realized how oppressive that deck feels for other players, its a real killer of a deck. i enjoyed it for a bit but my interest for the deck died eventually, i dont really like playing the Nemesis of a game. (which was usually the case with the Sliver deck)

This is probably where i need to tell you about my meta, i came in a while after our meta had a bit of problem with combo decks and overly competitive Builds. some of the players put a stop to it, they had quite a bit of discussion about it.
So now we are playing and aiming for most amount of fun! instead of smacking each other in the face with game breaking combos and taking infinite turns.

after building alot of powerful but fun decks, i stumbled upon Phelddagrif... such a silly thing it is... i started looking around for a nice deck and learning about the different group hug cards i could find, but realized that alot of the Phelddagrif Decks out there are straight up suicidal... this is why it kinda turned into a Disguised Control deck. and i really enjoy Durdeling