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Magic: the Gathering – Ups and Downs

Published on 05/05/2012, by in Magic: the Gathering.

I have a strange relationship with Magic: the Gathering. I love the game to bits, but I don’t like playing quite as much as I like brewing decks. I could spend days or even weeks perfecting a build for my favourite deck – but the same can’t be said for my passion for playing Magic.

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Photos: Event Decks – Into the Breach

Published on 24/03/2011, by in Magic: the Gathering.

Ever since I started playing Magic I’ve always been fascinated by preconstructed decks – now Wizards of the Coast has a new series of preconstructed decks which are a little more competitive in nature called Event Decks. They cost more – but they also need less extra cards to improve them compared to the Intro

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Deck Resilience

Published on 26/02/2010, by in Magic: the Gathering.

I’m a player who’s interested in one turn wins. However, recently, I’ve moved my focus to more resilient decks. Decks that win in a single turn usually aren’t very resilient. Take for example, a Mycosynth Golem deck I used to play. My slight change allowed the deck the win in one turn – but the

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Worldwake’s Effect on Standard

Published on 21/02/2010, by in Magic: the Gathering.

Looking at PT San Diego’s Top 8 decklists is kind of disappointing. It’s unfortunately, but it looks like little from Worldwake is changing anything, yet. I’m guessing me thinking people would be able to build, test and optimize new decks was a little optimistic. All that was really new was an Open the Vaults deck

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