As past of my clearing up of the cupboard where I store games (including Magic), I have re-discovered a variety of decks that I've not played in a while. One of these was a Terravore deck which I made a while ago and was a particular favourite of mine for a while.
As with some of my other recent posts, I will look into what is in the deck at the moment, and think about cards to take out and replace with other ones.
Ramblings about various things. Some Magic: The Gathering based articles, some software development, some posts just about miscellaneous things I do.
Showing posts with label multiplayer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multiplayer. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 September 2011
Saturday, 27 August 2011
UBr Draw/Discard casual deck update
When I was last looking at my old casual decks, I said I would update them if possible, and I have done, albeit very slightly.
This is an update on the Black/Blue/Red draw-discard based deck, build around Underworld Dreams and Megrim.
This is an update on the Black/Blue/Red draw-discard based deck, build around Underworld Dreams and Megrim.
Labels:
casual,
m:tg,
magic,
mtg,
multiplayer
Sunday, 20 June 2010
"All Shall Smolder in My Wake"
Went along to the M:TG Archenemy [1] release event in London yesterday; it's a fun format. The Archenemy has a slight upper hand, even though they have multiple opponents working together to defeat them, with some additional powerful effects happening each turn benefiting them. All is not lost for the team, as there are multiple people (and resources) working together to try and defeat their powerful opponent.
By the time me and Liz got to the London venue, there had already been a few Archenemy games started, with two waiting to start so we joined one each. With four of us getting to an empty table, the Archenemy was randomly assigned (it wasn't me), as were the Archenemy deck packs (I got the Dragon one).
By the time me and Liz got to the London venue, there had already been a few Archenemy games started, with two waiting to start so we joined one each. With four of us getting to an empty table, the Archenemy was randomly assigned (it wasn't me), as were the Archenemy deck packs (I got the Dragon one).
Labels:
archenemy,
m:tg,
multiplayer,
standard
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