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Every shadowmoor draft I go into I am looking to draft UW. I am very pleased by the evasion and tricks available in those colors. Unfortunately I think the players in my area have caught on to the fact that UW is probably the best color combination available. I feel that GR is also a fine color combo though. Let's take a look at my first 5 picks to see what was going down in this last draft.1. Tattermunge Duo2. Safehold Elite3. Curse of Chains4. Safehold Elite5. Somnomanc... Read More
Well I’m back sooner then expected, and I can just hear you all cheering now. Sarcasm aside, further testing and meta-delving done by my testing compatriots and myself have revealed a few powerful decks that currently have good match-ups against the field. The main decks that seem to be popular amoung the newly developing block crowd are Ub Faeries (obviously), Rx Aggro decks with Tattermunge Maniac and Flame Javelin, G(W/R)x mana ramp decks trying to play off the success of its standard c... Read More
Tonight the Monday night draft only had 8 people show up, but it was still going to be a fairly competitive event. There are times when it is clear what you should be drafting and how to build your deck. This is not one of those times. I am not convinced I built it correctly. Draft PoolArmored Ascension Apothecary Initiate Ballynock Cohort 2x Kithkin Shielddare 2x Last Breath Niveous Wisps Strip Bare Advice from the Fae Biting Tether Briarber... Read More
Introduction It’s that time of year again, a new PTQ season coming in a little over a month with a new, untried format waiting to be delved for powerful combos, decks and archetypes. While I may not find Lorwyn/Morningtide limited very good (linear mechanics are NOT something which makes my drafting experience more enjoyable), nor do I predict shadowmoor will be any improvement (Barely any removal in a heavy creature set? If creature stalls are your thing, this is the set to play!). While t... Read More
With only nine posts from our major writers (aka the paid ones) here on tcgplayer in the last eleven days there has been plenty of time to focus on us bloggers. In this tight knit community we bounce around decks, opinions and draft results, and even good tips for stew. Around here, one person can peel the carrots while another one cuts them up, and yet another person prepares the meat- and that's just offline. Once you edit- I mean spice up your stew, it may be ready for everyone to gobble... Read More
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