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Phenax will go well in my casual multiplayer mill deck. Just tap a consuming abberation for a 20+ mill. Don't think I'll use it any for standard.
God I wish it cost one less.
Phenax will go well in my casual multiplayer mill deck. Just tap a consuming abberation for a 20+ mill. Don't think I'll use it any for standard.
I will. It's about time I made a fun FNM deck and I've been wanting to make a mill deck anyways lol.Phenax will go well in my casual multiplayer mill deck. Just tap a consuming abberation for a 20+ mill. Don't think I'll use it any for standard.
I will. It's about time I made a fun FNM deck and I've been wanting to make a mill deck anyways lol.
I'm thinking about getting some KMC Hyper Mat sleeves for my first non-budget deck.
Will 75 KMC Hyper Mat sleeved cards fit in a normal Ultra Pro Deck Box?
How about if they're double sleeved?
Also what are you guys' opinion on these sleeves vs. just the regular old Ultra Pro sleeves.
Because they refuse to let the mill cards be constructed-quality.Why do Wizards hate Dimir so much
Because they refuse to let the mill cards be constructed-quality.
It means not being a joke deck if you show up to SCG with it. (Sorry GB!) It doesn't mean the strategy has to be top-tier, but making the cards playable outside of casual constructed would solve a major problem with them taking up so many U/B Rare/Mythic spots.Honestly how would you make mill cards constructed quality without also causing problems? Mill is pretty non-interactive, their current solution seems to be trying to put the effect on creatures so the opponent has some way to react other then counterspells or graveyard recursion, but what does constructed quality mean? Being able to mill 30 cards a turn on like turn 4?
Because they refuse to let the mill cards be constructed-quality.
Unblockabili...yeah, that's not good either.True. But if that's the case then they should figure out another, more applicable UB mechanic to offer.
Some sort of mechanic that lets you use your opponents graveyard more or something
Ban Deathrite. Create a UB version that doesn't tap for mana to replace it. I could see them doing that. Without the ban part.Deathrite Shaman?
What's the current problem mill decks face competitively? I was under the impression that they were too slow and that its a crap shoot if you're actually helping your opponent.
Both this, and Elixir of Immortality make it tough to run.
That and Eldrazis, as many cubers trying to draft storm can attest to.
It means not being a joke deck if you show up to SCG with it. (Sorry GB!) It doesn't mean the strategy has to be top-tier, but making the cards playable outside of casual constructed would solve a major problem with them taking up so many U/B Rare/Mythic spots.
What's the current problem mill decks face competitively? I was under the impression that they were too slow and that its a crap shoot if you're actually helping your opponent.
KMC Hyper-mats are currently my favorite sleeves, I highly recommend them. They have a far better construction than ultra-pro sleeves. Ultra-pro's tend to split on me its likely the way I shuffle, but, talking with people at my LGS, ultra pros split on about half the people there. Most players get them initially because of the price but transition over to dragon shields, or some kind of KMC after a while.
Card in KMC Perfect Fit in KMC Hyper Mat:
KMC Hyper Mat, are a millimeter or two shorter than normal sleeves this allows the card to sit more flush in the sleeve and fits perfectly with a double sleeve:
If you single sleeve you should be able to get a deck plus sideboard in a standard ultra pro deck box, (fit will be tight with full sideboard) if you double sleeve they will not fit:
Double sleeving with sideboard requires a commander sized deck box, I recommend a ultra pro mana flip box: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004I6617I/?tag=neogaf0e-20
If you don't like those you can just use a normal ultra pro commander sized deck box.
Yeah MaRo's wrong on that one, lol. Design doesn't, but Development will definitely throw things in there. (Uncounterable cycle in RTR, for instance.)
Even if eternal isn't the prime focus due to standard and limited being much more popular, it still has to be a consideration.
We're getting more octopuses?!?!?!?
It means not being a joke deck if you show up to SCG with it. (Sorry GB!) It doesn't mean the strategy has to be top-tier, but making the cards playable outside of casual constructed would solve a major problem with them taking up so many U/B Rare/Mythic spots.
I have a friend that does this, he has expensive cards in his decks too, fetches, duals. His cards are trashed he just riffles them un-sleeved and doesn't care. To each there own, (they are your cards after all) but I wouldn't trade for cards in that condition hence why I sleeve mine.
I can only imagine how happy you would be if you could play a Modern UB mill deck.
Speaking of Fist, I obtained a Fist of Suns for $2 but I'm trading it off for about ten bucks worth of cards.
The store only had a single copy, so I thought I don't want to build the deck it corresponds with.
That token is easily the most interesting thing.
The Starcity video preview card, Hunters Prowess, is gonna be pretty good in Limited. Rare 4G Sorcery to give a creature +3/+3 Trample and "whenever this deals combat damage to a player draw that many cards."
More Limited fodder
Simmer down on the Bestow hate. These are all just Limited value creatures, although I it was a huge mistake to put the vanilla Bestow creatures in BotG and the keyword Bestow creatures in the previous set. You should build up, not down.
Tom LaPille sets: where bizarre minutae is supposed to be noticeable to players (No humans in green at common in DKA, Bestow creatures having uneven stats in BNG.)Simmer down on the Bestow hate. These are all just Limited value creatures, although I it was a huge mistake to put the vanilla Bestow creatures in BotG and the keyword Bestow creatures in the previous set. You should build up, not down.
Why do these have the same bestow cost?
Blue has gotten the some of the best efficiency for Bestow from the beginning (see the Bestow costs on the Emissaries and the common Bestows in Theros, for example). Black has been the worst. Green has been somewhere in the middle. It has to do with how they're trying to tweak the way the Limited format plays.
Yeah, but if you dropped the black one to 3B it would still be less efficient than the other two, but at least it would be useable
Tom LaPille sets: where bizarre minutae is supposed to be noticeable to players (No humans in green at common in DKA, Bestow creatures having uneven stats in BNG.)