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1  Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Re: The Many Faces of Control Slaver on: December 21, 2005, 01:49:58 am
Damn it! Everyone is a better Slaver player than me now!!!

I never said I was a better player I'm just saying that I have tested this and it wasn't as impressive as it turned out
2  Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Re: The Many Faces of Control Slaver on: December 20, 2005, 01:28:13 pm
My teamates actually physically hid my Responses because they were convinced it was terrible.

they were right I've tested this at a tournament with no success.
3  Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Re: The Many Faces of Control Slaver on: December 18, 2005, 09:44:37 pm
Null Rod is about 500 times more scary than Cursed Totem. And mana drain is an integral part of the deck; you can just drain into a Pentavus or Trike, and they're pretty darned big all by themselves.

By the way, does anyone Maindeck RNR anymore? A fish deck that goes turn 1 mox land null rod against your no fow hand...bad news right?

that is why I run the broken combo of welder shaman or shaman Islands and tutor up a tolarian to get the 5 mana necessary or draining something
4  Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Re: The Many Faces of Control Slaver on: December 16, 2005, 02:33:00 am
Tormod's Crypt is a minor inconvenience at most to slaver. Most lists do not run Gifts Ungiven and Slaver can pitch a Mox to Thirst and wait to hard-cast the Mindslaver off Drain mana and its land drops.

Skeletal Scrying, in my experience, is amazing at getting around Red Elemental Blast, which is probably the one card I am scared to see.

Quote Diceman: transformational board into Oath or Gifts?

I'd love to see a Sideboard list that can change Slaver into Oath. Care to share one or was this just a quick thought?

I was refering that your opponent would be bringing in yard hate to deal with your welders and that hate would be even better against gifts if you were to run a transformational to go that way.

@Oath been there done that 0-2 was not a happy place to be
5  Eternal Formats / Miscellaneous / Re: The Many Faces of Control Slaver on: December 16, 2005, 12:33:23 am
here's a thought Tormod's Crypt is a pain in the ass for slaver.... now that said how do you think tormod's crypt will be against a deck that searches and puts cards in the yard for later abuse? (I'm aware of other yard hate but Crypt seems to be the one that sees more play)

@Skeletal Scrying I have moved mine to the board as I cut it for Cunning wish and the only time you really want to see it is late game and thats about the time that Cunning wish would fetch a draw spell
6  Eternal Formats / Global Vintage Tournament Reports and Results / Re: The Official SCG P9 Rochester Update Thread on: December 13, 2005, 10:37:38 pm
@ forcefieldyou: LoL... I wouldn't take it personally. Some of the most hilarious matches i've seen have featured Trepanier... he's just cocky since he q'd for the Pro Tour. In Canada, it seems, it's not a Type 1 match unless you are calling the other guy all sorts of names and generally making fun of him.

Congrats Trep, and Diceman (I figured you'd win it, what happened?)

@ Shockwave: What did you play (Landstill? Drainshop? and how did you do?)

I played Landstill and scrubbed more horribly than I ever have, almost entirely because I played Arend in the first round, which is a particularly terrible matchup considering he knows my deck very well and how to win against it. After that I faced 3 rounds of mono red burn, all of which I lost terribly because they are simply unwinnable matchups. I played on just for the sake of killing time because Peter was shitting on everyone he played and finished a very sorry 1-5, with my lone win coming against Oath. Ah well, if you're going to scrub, you might as well scrub all the way. Very Happy

I did say Sorry when we sat down to play didn't I?
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