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When I watch a new player make bad moves
Posted on August 3, 2012 via #MTGIFS with 11 notes
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It’s about time!
Look where it went!
Posted on July 17, 2012 via I Hit It With My Axe! with 83 notes
Source: ihititwithmyaxe
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The Return to Ravinica
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The Guild leaders for the Return to Ravnica block.
Azorius: Isperia, sphinx
Rakdos: Rakdos, demon
Selesnya: Trostani, dryad triumvirate
Izzet: Niv-Mizzet, dragon
Golgari: Jarad, elf zombie
Dimir - Lazav, shapeshifter
Gruul - Borborygmos, cyclops
Orzhov - Obzedat, ghost council
Boros - Aurelia, angel
Simic - Zegana, merfolk
“RTR & GTC will each have 5 guild leaders, two-color mythic rare legendary creatures.Each guild will get a new keyword. No old guild keywords are comingback.” [Mark Rosewater’s twitter] [ Images from X]
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Posted on July 14, 2012 via My friends call me Kronos... with 259 notes
Source: manatapped
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Magic 2013 Game Day - Mwonvuli Beast Tracker
Original illustrated by Zoltan Boros
Promo Art illustrated by Jason A EnglePosted on July 5, 2012 via MTG Realm with 6 notes
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Blink and Clone the Stuffs
With the amount of clones that are going to be in standard, I couldn't help myself with building this deck. It's really fun! It might not be the best, but I've always had a blast with it.Lands -4 Drowned Catacomb3 Evolving Wilds4 Hinterland Harbor4 Woodland Cemetery4 Forest2 Island2 SwampCreatures-Ramp--4 Birds of Paradise--4 Borderland Ranger-Clones4 Evil Twin4 Phyrexian Metamorph2 Clone-Enablers4 Deadeye Navigator-Targets3 Frost Titan2 Acidic Slime1 Brutalizer Exarch1 Geralf's Mindcrusher1 Phyrexian Ingester1 Primeval TitanEnchantments2 Heartless Summoning2 Curse of Death's Hold1 Infinite ReflectionInstant/Sorcery2 Sever the Bloodline1 Cackling CounterpartThe list is -really- fun to play, but a bit shaped to my meta. It is really really swarm/token heavy, which is why I have maindeck Curse of Death's Hold and Sever the Bloodline with a bit of Evil Twin, as a slower method.The idea is to use early ramp of Birds and Rangers to get set up, with a Heartless Summoning thrown in. While this does kill any/all of the birds in the deck, I have found that the Heartless Summoning takes the place of Birds, when I don't get the other.Most of the time, my creatures are outclassing opponent's creatures, even with early game plays of clones, as they can be 'redone' through the use of Deadeye Navigator.Which brings the main use of the deck. Deadeye Navigator turns everything from "decent" to "abusive". Deadeye Navigator blinking itself or a Frost/Primeval Titan allows you to lock down and ramp forward without any hope for removal, as you either wait for the opponent's end step, or just do it when you have excess mana. Both options are fine.The combo with Acidic Slime/Exarch are near abusive, letting them completely cut off a color, which is really nice in my meta, since dual/tri color decks are the norm, which just makes the denial that much more effective.Counterpart is initially a bombo with the navigator, but the ability to 'save' a creature has saved many games, and the flashback has been relevant, due to the ramp the deck provides. Even though it's not a true ramp deck, I've never failed to play a land almost every turn for the first 6 or so turns or so, which almost always guarantees I get a titan or navigator down (removal-lite environment). While in a control match, I'd wait, Heartless Summoning allows me to go that much faster, leaving mana up for the Navigator.Mindcrusher is a pretty brutal card, though, as I've found out. The ability to use him with clones is amazing, due to them gaining undying, and being able to come back as another clone. The mill can be seen as bad some times, but it hits the sweet spot mana cost of 6, letting it be interchangable with Titans and the like. So far, it hasn't disappointed yet.Infinite Reflection is something new I've been testing, but turning all creatures, birds included, into a Titan is just too big of an opportunity to pass up.With all that, the types of Clones should be pretty obvious. Metamorph is the best, of course, while Evil Twin is pretty darn close. Normally it's not that good of a card, but the ability to reset to any threat is -very- useful, especially if the opponent is slowed down at all.But, yeah, that's the deck! It's still pretty new, but I've had much fun with it.As a note, I've been tempted to put Phantasmal Image in the deck, but it plays really poorly with the Navigator.Posted on July 5, 2012 via Just Here. with 2 notes
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Just another 4th of July card. Now with 1776% more badass.
Posted on July 5, 2012 via Magic Unwound with 43 notes
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Not all of my cards are going to be from books and movies, but today is July 4th so it seems only fitting.
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Posted on July 4, 2012 via So from what i've gathered... with 125 notes
Source: bryandagamer
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I am always amused by this.
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Daily Combo July 4th, 2012. Kikki Jikki, Mirror Breaker + Restoration Angel
This combo recently emerged as a super badass alternative to splinter twin combo. It’s flashy and uses cards that are cool on their own. It’s also competitive in modern, what more could you ask for?If anyone needs to know how it works, Kikki makes a copy of the angel, the angel flickers Kikki untapping him, which allows him to make another copy of the angel. Rince repeat this until you can attack and kill your opponent(s) with an army of fliers.
