Angry Grimace
Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says "does something taste funny to you?"
Taking Triplicate Spirits P1P1 over Dragon and Cone of Flame. Yeaaaaaaaaaaa
Even at the time, people realized that U/G madness had shitty mana. Some people even ran Tarnished Citadel.
http://www.channelfireball.com/arti...-7-worst-decks-that-have-ever-won-a-pro-tour/ (#7)
Bonus: a madness deck with even worse mana.
http://bmkgaming.com/throwback-thursday-worst-deck/
Taking Triplicate Spirits P1P1 over Dragon and Cone of Flame. Yeaaaaaaaaaaa
Gets better the more you have. That's not a sign of a healthy card, lol.Taking Triplicate Spirits P1P1 over Dragon and Cone of Flame. Yeaaaaaaaaaaa
It's more that drafting white is really good.Triplicate over Cone of Flame. Really? Huh.
I mean it's worse than Incremental Blight, but still, you must hate drafting red.
Triplicate over Cone of Flame. Really? Huh.
I mean it's worse than Incremental Blight, but still, you must hate drafting red.
It's what the guy on stream did.
The idea was that he did it because having Hoarding Dragon as the rare + Cone of Flame as the uncommon meant that if he took it, the other guy would probably take the Dragon or the Cone and he'd get shit in the next pack because the neighbor would be in red.
It's what the guy on stream did.
The idea was that he did it because having Hoarding Dragon as the rare + Cone of Flame as the uncommon meant that if he took it, the other guy would probably take the Dragon or the Cone and he'd get shit in the next pack because the neighbor would be in red.
Triplicate Spirits is very, very good, though. (I mistyped, it was a Siege Dragon).I never understood this. It's not like M15 is deep in any colour. If you cut red hard, the dragon he got is not that great, since it's double red and not easy to splash. If none of the 4/5 people next to you are in red, well, you get to pick the best red card and your left neighbour gets the scraps. True, in the second pack, you'll get the scraps, but in a set like M15, he's probably going with two colours, thus giving you the chance to pick up more red playables. And of course, in the third pack, you're going to have the advantage again.
I'll always pick the best card p1p1. If more cards are tied in power level, I tend to go towards red/blue, but I'm biased.
How so? I'm trying to break it right now.Goblin Rabblemaster is apparently a big card right now
How so? I'm trying to break it right now.
It and Legion Loyalist is pretty nutsy I feel.
I feel like Prognostic Sphinx needs to be in this list somewhere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S3_oYCnBak#t=30
Panel is up, some interesting flavor stuff and hints at mechanics
I was shocked to see him on PBP. He just doesn't have the breadth/depth of knowledge to be a good ambassador, imo.Why does twitch chat seem to hate Rashad Miller so much?
Which stream? Google is failing me at the moment. Tell me, is it mono red, boros, izzet, rakdos or gruul? On the one hand, double striking an x/2 first strike and trampling goblin rabblemaster sounds bonkers. On the other hand, I like drawing cards. Argh, decisions.Raph Levy was on stream with it, but apparently a lot of the field is on Red today and using it
Boros w/ RabblemasterWhich stream? Google is failing me at the moment. Tell me, is it mono red, boros, izzet, rakdos or gruul? On the one hand, double striking an x/2 first strike and trampling goblin rabblemaster sounds bonkers. On the other hand, I like drawing cards. Argh, decisions.
Why does twitch chat seem to hate Rashad Miller so much?
No, he still just plays G/W at every event.Brian Kibler did an article last year or so about how much it costs him to be a pro and that unless he places above a certain level he loses money going.
Have things changed since then?
Silver Level
Member receives two byes at all individual-format Grand Prix tournaments
Member is invited to the Pro Tour immediately following his or her promotion to Silver level after the start of a Professional Season. In the event that member already has an invitation to that Pro Tour, or chooses not to attend that Pro Tour, the invitation will be deferred to the next Pro Tour of that Professional Season, and so on. Invitations will not be deferred beyond the end of the Professional Season in which the member earned the invitation.
Member is invited to the first Pro Tour of a new Professional Points Season. In the event that member already has an invitation to that Pro Tour, or chooses not to attend that Pro Tour, the invitation will be deferred to the next Pro Tour of that Professional Season, and so on. Invitations will not be deferred beyond the current Professional Season in which the member earned the invitation.
Member is invited to his or her country's World Magic Cup Qualifiers
Member receives 10 QPs for each Magic Online Championship Series season
Gold Level
Member receives three byes at all individual-format Grand Prix tournaments
Member is invited to his or her country's World Magic Cup Qualifiers
Member receives one bye at each World Magic Cup Qualifier in his or her country
Member is invited to all Pro Tours. Players will not receive their invitations until the Thursday prior to each Pro Tour.
Member receives a $500.00 USD appearance fee whenever he or she competes in a Pro Tour
Member receives 15 QPs for each Magic Online Championship Series season
Platinum Level
Member receives three byes at all individual-format Grand Prix tournaments
Member is invited to World Magic Cup Qualifiers in his or her country
Member receives two byes at each World Magic Cup Qualifier in his or her country
Member is invited to all Pro Tours.
Member receives a $3,000.00 USD appearance fee whenever he or she competes in a Pro Tour
Member receives expenses-paid air travel ticket and hotel accommodations at all Pro Tours during the current season*
Member receives a $1,000.00 USD appearance fee if he or she competes in the World Magic Cup.
Member receives a $500.00 USD appearance fee if he or she competes in a World Magic Cup Qualifier (after January 1, 2014).
Member receives a $250.00 USD appearance fee whenever he or she competes in a Grand Prix
Member receives a complementary sleep-in special at all Grand Prix (where available)
Member receives 20 QPs for each Magic Online Championship Series season
No, he still just plays G/W at every event.
What's the best site for coverage of the Pro Tour?
On the other hand, sleeving up UWR Delver and just beating up randoms easily is lots of fun.Pretty decent, short article from Jeff Hoogland that echos my feelings about legacy and modern recently: http://themeadery.org/articles/leaving-legacy-for-a-modern-mistress
Started questioning my desire to follow or even play the format about the time I felt it was necessary to build RUG Delver as an answer to the many combo decks in my local meta. Like if you're not playing combo or force then there's no point in even showing up to legacy tournaments around here. Haven't had any thoughts like that about Modern since I started playing it.
All the Modern GPs are backloaded on the second half of the year.No GPs in my country. /sadface
GPs in Manille, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Beijing are ace tho.
LOL at no Modern PTs.
I think the Modern PT really got cut for reasons of accessibility. 200 dollar Goyf is an issue.
It's a real issue regarding representation of smaller countries.I really don't think they should take that into account when it's the highest level with 300 people.
No one is happy with this.