Many people were hoping Worlds would bring some tech to get rid of the Jund infested metagame. There are definitely some gems here that deserve to be tested and further exploration...
So many people are dramatically under prepared for Zendikar sealed. Half of the people I had asked couldn't even count their Zendikar sealed experience on two hands. How can you expect to win?
Once you reach the stage in your career as a player where you're trying to take your abilities to the next level, bad beats can really get under your skin and disrupt your game, but you need to play through...
We all go on tilt, we all have bad beats, and we all have runs where the end never seems to be in sight. But the game is so much larger than our wins and losses, and you miss out if you ignore all the other lessons...
Standard right now is all about attacking and blocking. As Nissa's Chosens, Putrid Leeches and Plated Geopedes battle it out in the red zone, players are filling their decks for the ensuing creature slugfest.
GP Minneapolis was this past weekend, congratulations to Zohar Bhagat for being champion of the third largest tournament EVER in North America. Tom and Steve playing a bunch of EDH and Jack getting some crazy local FNM's...
This is the first control offering in my testing that can consistently dispatch the format's triumvirate of aggressive menaces, while retaining enough versatile answers and brute-force card draw.
The TCGplayer 5k in Philadelphia will certainly be one of the larger open events of the season, and provides players with the perfect opportunity to test their constructed ideas against some heavier competition.
The third set in the Zendikar block will be called "Rise of the Eldrazi". It will release in April 2010 and will contain 249 cards, making it a "large set" rather than a smaller expansion.
From Wizards.com: "In the end it was Zohar Bhagat who piloted his way through a sea of players to take home the title. Congratulations to Grand Prix – Minneapolis champion Zohar Bhagat!"
You should try poker, a classic card game. Today, the simple yet action-packed Texas Holdem is the most popular variation.
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We all go on tilt, we all have bad beats, and we all have runs where the end never seems to be in sight. But the game is so much larger than our wins and losses, and you miss out if you ignore all the other lessons...
Standard right now is all about attacking and blocking. As Nissa's Chosens, Putrid Leeches and Plated Geopedes battle it out in the red zone, players are filling their decks for the ensuing creature slugfest.
GP Minneapolis was this past weekend, congratulations to Zohar Bhagat for being champion of the third largest tournament EVER in North America. Tom and Steve playing a bunch of EDH and Jack getting some crazy local FNM's...
This is the first control offering in my testing that can consistently dispatch the format's triumvirate of aggressive menaces, while retaining enough versatile answers and brute-force card draw.
The 
The third set in the Zendikar block will be called "Rise of the Eldrazi". It will release in April 2010 and will contain 249 cards, making it a "large set" rather than a smaller expansion.
From Wizards.com: "In the end it was Zohar Bhagat who piloted his way through a sea of players to take home the title. Congratulations to Grand Prix – Minneapolis champion Zohar Bhagat!"
Jund by drVendigo
Jund by ut_Neon
