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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / [Deck] Ankh Sligh 2k4
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on: April 23, 2004, 12:33:03 am
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I dont play the lavamancer just cause i would rather play cursed scroll cause i like have the colorless damage to help with cop:red. Who plays COP red in type 1?
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / [Article] How to Run a Type One Tournament
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on: April 22, 2004, 12:54:14 am
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Eh, I am not sure I liked this as much as your usual article smenarch. But this may very well be personal bias due to a) You are rehashing your arguments from the people who already read what you write here  b) I am not so liberal with the proxies. Still, a well written and functional article, good job.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / [Deck] Ankh Sligh 2k4
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on: April 20, 2004, 01:37:38 pm
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Sligh can beat tog fine if it's not ass. My friend was like 6-2 in games with ankh sligh vs tog at gencon world champs...
What makes sligh bad is control slaver and big beefy aggro which is around.
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Eternal Formats / Creative / [discussion] a one card combo to test
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on: April 19, 2004, 02:35:08 am
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But you make a conscious decision to cast tinker. Tinker cost the same as tog (yaya, 1UB ~ 2U). Tog is a 1 turn clock that is artifact destruction proof. Colosi is a 2 turn clock that is not totally artifact destruction proof (welder for example).
If you can resolve tinker in GAT, why not resolve tog? 1 turn >> 2 turns.
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Eternal Formats / Creative / [discussion] a one card combo to test
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on: April 19, 2004, 01:31:37 am
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Did your entire tourney report focus on this as well? Its not that hawt. Why?
1) There are still some STPs around, its not like you CAN't deal with it.
2) If you draw it instead of tinker at a crucial time, you are screwed. He sucks in your hand.
3) If you draw tinker and no artifact it sucks.
4) If they counter your tinker it sucks.
5) as a 1 of, tinker is hard to get
6) Tinker is a pretty weak tutor target, and even when you tinker... why get an 11/11 instead of pentavous or slaver or jar? How many matchups does this matter?
etc. etc.
Sure you can throw it in some decks. But get real, don't start suggesting it gets thrown in every single deck in t1. That is insane.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Masticore Topic in Community
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on: April 16, 2004, 02:17:45 am
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They have broke the list before.
However, from a t2 standpoint, I don't like the card. An artifact creature should never be better than a non-artifact creature of equal cost. Although this part of the color wheel is already broke in t1, no need to smash it in t2 as well. (Though in current t2 masticore is too slow to be that special, but he would have some neat tricks in 12post).
Edit - In any case, this has 0 effect on t1. Why is this in the t1 forum?
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Eternal Formats / Creative / GAT '04 vs Hulk: Which is the better choice?
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on: April 14, 2004, 08:50:36 pm
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Ahhh. I thought that it required a target when casting. I had assumed, wrongly, that when it said "target creature card", it meant that a target was required upon casting. The errata is much uglier than the text from RV and 4th editions. Yes, it is very ugly But... the game doesn't like you enchanting stuff not in play directly from your hand. That is the main reason I know of for the change.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Article: Stealing Turns and Perms with Slavery in Type One
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on: April 14, 2004, 09:03:36 am
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If it iwas that good you would maindeck it. What is it good against? This isn't a deck like stax where it fits your game plan so well.
hulk - their counters and draw cost more. So does your welders and FoW. They can easily pay UU1 to drain a welder where you won't have mana to FoW back. Opps!
fish - same idea, but the creatures are smaller so it annoys them more... but disk still cost 5 and null rod cost 3. Still, might be ok here if u had spare space.
u/g madness - arrogant wurm is still 3, null rod is 3, and b2b is 3. All you do is mess up counters, but then you neuter yours as well.
dragon - its spells tend to cost 1B anyway, so its a really bad sphere of resistance.
sui - slows it down if dropped first. but who cares about sui.
keeper - Doesn't gain you that much.
landstill - see fish.
eba - who cares.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Ask Wizards - April 5th, 2004
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on: April 07, 2004, 11:54:35 pm
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They're called the 'Power 9' because in formats where they are legal, most people believe you must have 1 of each of them
The sounds incredibly stupid to us (off color moxen in aggro? timetwister in control?), but it IS the idea of the average player. I was playing some combo deck or other at a card store, and a t2 newb was like OMG YOU PLAYED A TIME TWISTER? ISN'T THAT p9? I HEARD IT WAS WORTH $50!!! I mean he totally ignored the beta mox sapphire and alpha mox emerald on the table, but he saw a beat up unl. twister which he knew to be power and freaked out. I just shrugged and said it was a really expensive wheel of fortune 
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Eternal Formats / Creative / Null Rod Vs. Damping Matrix
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on: April 07, 2004, 10:58:21 pm
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Post stop different things (and both stop some of the same things).
My take on it, is overall in a deck that uses a full set of jewels, null rod hurts too much to use. However in a budgetish/low mox deck, either can work - each stopping different stuff. Null rod deneys manna better, while stopping a lot of stuff matrix already stops (scepter/slaver/scroll). On the other hand, matrix stops welder/tog stuff better.
I don't there there is one universal winner; both are effecient ways to deal with certain threats. A powered deck can poop out a matrix turn 2, and an unpowered deck can poop out a rod turn 2. Both will have an effect on the game in many cases.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / [Report] 4th with Control Slaver at Montreal, Carta Magica
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on: April 05, 2004, 01:51:56 am
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Just a knitpick What he did had was 2 FOW and 2 Mis-D. So I had to break the Standstill with my Brainstorm. This got him 2 Drains and a land. He FOW the Brainstorm, then drains the FoW, then drains the Drain, then FoW the 1st FoW. Platinum Angel wins shortly after.
This is what you should have done on his turn you: cast brainstorm, standstill triggers goes on the stack him: in responce, FOW the brainstorm, pitching misD: -> another standstill trigger goes on the stack him: in responce, FOW the FOW, pitching MisD -> another standstill trigger goes on the stack both pass you draw 3 cards, and then get a brainstorm. End result: He has no hand, you have +3 card, and whatever the brainstorm found. Remember, you can keep casting stuff after you break a standstill. The most recent spell will trigger the standstill, and cause their opponent to draw. Otherwise, good report, and good job.
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Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / [Deck] Politics
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on: April 04, 2004, 11:15:47 pm
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What does Iridescent Angel do that Morphling cannot do? With only 4 counters, exalted may be hard to protect, but morphling would not be. Not to mention is is abotu 6 million times better. (although both are really slow for the current meta, but you already knew that).
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