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//Creatures - 4 Glistener Elf 4 Ichorclaw Myr //Other Spells - 4 Mutagenic Growth 4 Vines of Vastwood 4 Rancor 4 Giant Growth 4 Might of Old Krosa 4 Apostle's Blessing | //Land - 21 4 Inkmoth Nexus 17 Forest |
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Jul 18, 2013areostatico posted a message on [Modern] InfectPosted in: areostatico Blog
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Jul 5, 2013areostatico posted a message on DredgevinePosted in: areostatico Blog
Currrent Proxy VersionMagic OnlineOCTGN2ApprenticeBuy These Cards //Creatures - 27
3 Hedron Crab
3 Drowned Rusalka
3 Viscera Seer
4 Gravecrawler
1 Dregscape Zombie
4 Bloodghast
1 Golgari Thug
4 Stinkweek Imp
4 Vengevine//Other Spells - 13
1 Darkblast
3 Barrage of Expendables
4 Faithless Looting
1 Life from the Loam
4 Bridge from Below
//Land - 20
4 Verdant Catacombs
4 Marsh Flats
2 Watery Grave
2 Blood Crypt
1 Steam Vents
4 City of Brass
1 Gemstone Mine
2 Dakmor Salvage -
Jun 29, 2013areostatico posted a message on DredgevinePosted in: areostatico Blog
Current Working VersionMagic OnlineOCTGN2ApprenticeBuy These Cards //Creatures - 27
4 Hedron Crab
3 Drowned Rusalka
3 Viscera Seer
4 Gravecrawler
4 Bloodghast
1 Golgari Thug
4 Stinkweek Imp
4 Vengevine//Other Spells - 13
2 Darkblast
4 Faithless Looting
1 Life from the Loam
4 Bridge from Below
2 Blasting Station
//Land - 20
4 Verdant Catacombs
4 Marsh Flats
2 Watery Grave
2 Blood Crypt
1 Steam Vents
3 City of Brass
1 Gemstone Mine
1 Darkslick Shores
1 Blackcleave Cliffs
1 Dakmor Salvage -
May 18, 2013areostatico posted a message on [Modern Casual] VoreYoung PyromancerPosted in: areostatico Blog
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May 16, 2013areostatico posted a message on [Modern Casual] VoreDreadborePosted in: areostatico Blog
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Jan 28, 2013areostatico posted a message on [Modern Casual] 5CC//Creatures - 9Posted in: areostatico Blog
1 Kitchen Finks - 8 USD
1 Wall of Reverence
1 Plumeveil
1 Mulldrifter
1 Cloudthresher
1 Inferno Titan
1 Grave Titan
1 Nucklavee
1 Broodmate Dragon
//Other Spells - 25
1 Pyroclasm
1 Terminate
4 Izzet Charm
4 Esper Charm - 2 USD
1 Heat Shimmer - 1 USD
1 Firespout
1 Damnation
1 Wrath of God
4 Cryptic Command - 120 USD
1 Makeshift Mannequin
3 Cruel Ultimatum - 12 USD
//Land - 26
4 Reflecting Pool - 40 USD
4 Vivid Creek
4 Vivid Marsh
2 Vivid Meadow
2 Vivid Crag
1 Exotic Orchard
2 Cascade Bluffs
2 Mystic Gate
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Buying singles is, on average, more efficient for acquiring cards for competitive magic. So for those that purchase singles it is actually quite a boon.
For anyone who wants to play with someone, you can add me (ign: Naefi) for a rollicking time.
Have you heard of League of Legends?
Nowadays I don't buy boosters because I cannot appreciate the cards I get in them unless they happen to be one of the <5% of playable cards in the set, and building new decks is difficult as I already know about almost every deck type/stock list that's out there.
It is because of this that these days I only play occasionally, but I always remember those days when Simic Sky Swallower was the best card in the game and every time I opened a booster was like hitting the jackpot.
In particular, the D (Dregs/Dudes) portion, while apt for limited, is awful advice for constructed deckbuilding.
Completed
Reveillark (RWU) - has the eponymous combo of course, and Kiki-Jiki + Deceiver Exarch for resilience.
Jund Ramp (BRG) - basically just ramp spells, then bombs from 5 CMC up. Think Titans and Violent Ultimatum.
WiP
5CC (WUBRG) - includes many iconic cards from the years that 5CC has been a thing, beginning with its nascence as QnT. Includes some personal touches (like Izzet Charm), but most of it are singleton pieces from the more famous 5CC lists in its history.
Hm, this doesn't really answer the question of what sort of decks I find to be the most fun, as the decks I have made are only leftovers from the vast collection I once had. I chose to keep those decks, and to work on the 5CC one, for functionality in being decks I both enjoy yet are also casual enough to be played against the average kitchen tabler.
I suppose that I do favor most deck types in the context of a decently fair matchup.
Those quotes hurt to read.
Wow is this real life?