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Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / Preconstructed (theme) Decks and other questions.
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on: March 07, 2005, 03:14:39 pm
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Don't buy packs. Do buy boxes. I buy a box here and there. You usually get 4 of every common, 2-4 of every uncommon, and 1 of most of the rares depending how big the set is. I keep all the rares I want to play with and toss all the others into my tradebinder to get other playable rares. Your trash is someone elses treasure.
As for buying singles. Start with one competitve deck you think you'd like to play and stick with it! Buy and trade for singles that improve that deck. Get to know it inside out.
Take a look at the restricted list. those cards are restricted for a reason.
Type one isn't easy. You will lose before you get to play. Be prepared for this. If you get frustrated by that fact find another format.
Which brings me to my next point. Buy the cards that stop you from losing turn 1. Force of Will is a must have. duress. etc etc.
Have fun!
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Eternal Formats / Creative / Control Slaver and Old Tech
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on: February 25, 2005, 10:01:00 am
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I maindeck one Jester's Cap. It bails me out every game. Last week someone sided in 8 cards against me and I removed them from game before they could play them 
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Vintage Community Discussion / Community Introductions / Introduce Yourself
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on: February 15, 2005, 10:00:45 am
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Name: Doug Where: Newport, Rhode Island Age: 30 Job: Web Deisgner Interests: Magic, RPGs, comics, video games
I started playing Magic right before Legends came out. I had my own store in Westerly, RI for a couple of years (Beyond Comics/ Video Guild) where I ran Type 1 tourneys weekly. When that fell through I went back to college for my BFA.
In college I had a great group of competetive Magic playing friends. We went to Prereleases, PTQs (Joe Manseau even won one!) and local tourneys. When we stopped playing I quit and sold off all my cards (How many times have I done that now?! ).
A couple of years ago I fell back in and taught a couple of new guys how to play as well as my now 12 year old son. They guys don't really play as much anymore but the kid does. We attend 2-3 local tourneys a month as well as most of the prereleases.
Sometimes I attend the local (New England) power tourneys by myself but that gets pretty boring. I need to find a competitive group of Type 1'ers in RI to playtest with again. My power 9 is getting a little dusty!
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Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / SCG writers-who will be premium?
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on: February 03, 2005, 03:30:12 pm
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As a SCG premium member I can see the premium articles but would posting just the decklist not the intesive "how to play" breakdown violate any agreements with TMG and SCG?
TMD user could see the list but not Smmenen's long and brain numbingly good guide on how to use it.
SCG should have premium sections of the messageboard for premium users to discuss premium articles uncoded too.
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Eternal Formats / Creative / [Deck] Underworld Dreams
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on: January 28, 2005, 12:50:06 pm
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I was thinking about UD this morning. Almost everyone uses a ton of draw in Type 1. A 1st turn UD might mean game if your playing a quick beats deck but the fact is there are just too many other far more broken 3 drops. I don't think it's good enough to build a deck around anymore. Maybe as a sideboard card I probably wouldn't even go that far.
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Eternal Formats / Creative / [Discussion] - Uncounterable quickbeats with ninjitsu
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on: January 27, 2005, 09:34:02 am
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While it's probably not broken enough for type 1 play where quickbeats is dead I thought I'd toss out a concept to see if some of you brains can work with it.
I was looking at:
Blurred Mongoose (2/1 uncounterable, cant be the target of spells or abilities)
An easy uncounterable 1st turn play. Is there any ninjitsu cards competitive enough to slide in under radar for 2nd turn brokenness?
Maybe some Nether Void lock tricks?
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Vintage Community Discussion / General Community Discussion / [Discussion] Vintage and good stores in Connecticut
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on: December 29, 2004, 10:00:26 am
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Linmar's is moving? Gah!
Groton eh? There is a pretty good store in Westerly, RI. Its like 15 minutes from you. I can't remember the name of it off the top of my head but if you look in Scrye mag in the tournament by area section I think its listed. They also have a small Vintage tourney every Sunday at 1pm.
Every other Friday night is Vintage at the Incredible Pulp in Wakefield (like 40-50 mins drive)
Saturdays at Baseball Cards of Rhode Island too.. that will be more of a pain to drive to though
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