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Promise doesn't make perfect. Dark World Synchro was pretty hyped. Quicker than Teleport Dark Armed, on paper it could blitz anything in a burst of Special Summoning. However, it has fallen by the wayside, unable to compete with the Teleport Dark Armed decks that have reigned supreme. The key is consistency. Dark World has always been prone to dead hands and poor draws. Dropping big stuff is good, but the ease and fluidity of Destiny Hero - Malicious' abilities left the Dark World... Read More
I arrived in Columbus with low expectations, as my previous Limited “achievements” amount to prerelease flight wins and a PTQ top 8 off the back of a Sealed Pool where maybe 6 of my MD cards weren’t first pickable in draft. Still, PTQ’s are good times, and I wasn’t going to miss one even if it did mean having to listen to Hoku on the way down there. My pool didn’t look stellar based on my prerelease experiences. It had some solid G/W stuff, a decent amount of remo... Read More
From the (Goblin) Trenches Naya Forever! JAG tries his luck at a Shards of Alara release Surely it can’t happen - again? After last weeks disappointing performance (you can read about it here) in which I believed that I’d become about as respected at Magic as Barney the Dinosaur in a pink tutu, I decided to switch where I normally play, Sheffield, and go to Nottingham instead, infamous for once being the residence of some bloke who didn’t like... Read More
This is a deck i've made based on the Gradius theme. this deck runs pretty good but i still need to work out some kinks. Plus this deck is really gonna bust out when Thunder King Rah-Oh and Jade Knight come out in November. I'd appreciate all fixes you have for this deck. Thanks 3 DUCKER Mobile Cannon 2 Arcana Force 0 - The Fool 3 Blue Thunder T45 2 D.D. Crow 2 Elemental Hero Neos Alius 1 Elemental Hero Stratos... Read More
From the (Goblin) Trenches Bant-astic? JAG goes to a Shard's of Alara tournament Here we go again… So…yet another release from Wizards, the firm that appears to want to produce more blocks than the whole of Legoland combined – and a weird and wonderful set it promises to be. I think overall that it looks like a good set, it has something for everyone (even the Vintage crowd are excited about Shards, all three of them, that is!) and I can envisage... Read More
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