Exploring the Inside

Hi Everyone! I had promised to get some details out with the deck as per my last post when I play around with my playgroup. It was fun, However, I didn't really win much actually, I was playing around with decks with my friends which consists of Junk Midrange, Junk Planeswalker, Black-White MidRange, Esper Control. 2 Genesis Hydra 1 Scavenging Ooze 4 Swordwise Centaur 4 Sylvan Caryatid 3 Voyaging Satyr 4 Courser of Kruphix 1 Nylea, God of the Hunt 2 Polukranos, World Eater 2 Reaper of the Wilds Spells:13 1 Flesh // Blood 3 Golgari Charm 2 Rakdos's Return 2 Xenagos, the Reveler 1 Nissa, Worldwaker 2 Vraska the Unseen 2 Garruk, Caller of Beasts Lands:24 8 Forest 4 Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx 2 Overgrown Tomb 3 Stomping Ground 4 Temple of Abandon 3 Temple of Malady Sideboard:15 3 Mistcutter Hydra 2 Pithing Needle 2 Mizzium Mortars 2 Plummet 2 Ultimate Price 3 Boon Satyr After Testing, I found out a few points about the deck. I was rea

I had always enjoyed Standard and in this time M15 that is released marks one of the best core sets that we have seen since perhaps M11 or M12. I had fond memories of the previous sets as the printing of the Titan cycles that sees alot of decks going high up the mana curves to play the Titans. I know that I am fond of the green color side of Magic ever since quite a while ago which most of my competitive decks starts from well Green. This time round I had designed another deck that perhaps alot of people had seen already and after piloting it I had brought it to some form of success which nets me some promo foils for FNM. Why I had the idea to make this deck? It comes from actually one card. And that is... So anyone do not understand? That means if we have devotion (number of mana symbols of the permanents we control) we can do well wonders! I was thinking about that for a while and I wanted to do a few things with the mana with some green cards that I have in my collec

After missing from my blog for a while.....an update will be.....I had started Modern format in Magic: The Gathering The step into modern is not easy as it requires.. Good Skills to anticipate and also to understand and predetermine opponent strategies from a vast amount of cards. (From 8th edition until the newest set in Standard Source : http://archive.wizards.com/Magic/tcg/resources.aspx?x=judge/resources/sfrmodern ). If you followed me correctly that is a whopping 8383 (Correct as time of posting) legal cards!! To start off I had bought the event modern deck for well $100 (I had trusted that the price is a pre-order price) and nevertheless it dropped to $75 in games haven after that which well I had to blame myself for jumping in too soon. However for such packs you don't really know if the price is going to go straight down or jumps up, but i'm happy to get a copy. It had cards like Elspeth Knight-Errant and Sword of Feast of Famine which I don't m