Have you ever had an idea for a deck that you thought would never work, or would just perform terribly but wanted to try it anyway? Well what was it? Did it surprise you with how well it ended up performing or did it fall flat like you expected?
The Landless Deck. When Extended first debuted, I came up with an idea for an Extended legal landless deck. I've been tinkering with it for years, though it is only legal in Type I these days, or maybe 1.5, not sure. It's kinda janky, but when it works it is a thing of beauty to watch.
The U.S. Army: The best job in the world, working with some of the best people in the world, for one of the worst employers you could ever imagine.
Here's a shout out for Scholars' Books & Games in Bridgewater, MA, and for Paladin's Place in Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany where I was stationed for two years. Support your FLGS!
Attacking the darkness since 1987, turning creatures sideways since 1994.
I absolutely love coming up with decks that are horrible in a number of different ways. I usually never build them unless I already have all or most of the cards for them, though. I did just make a multiplayer red chaos deck that plays Grip of Chaos and Door to Nothingness , among other janky goodness like Worldfire and Warp World .
The Landless Deck. When Extended first debuted, I came up with an idea for an Extended legal landless deck. I've been tinkering with it for years, though it is only legal in Type I these days, or maybe 1.5, not sure. It's kinda janky, but when it works it is a thing of beauty to watch.
I like the sound of that, how exactly do you get your mana for a deck like this or is it all 0 cost artifacts?
To rulesinquisitor - That sounds like my kind of deck! I love just causing mayhem in a game and that Worldfire card in particular sounds delicious!
The U.S. Army: The best job in the world, working with some of the best people in the world, for one of the worst employers you could ever imagine.
Here's a shout out for Scholars' Books & Games in Bridgewater, MA, and for Paladin's Place in Darmstadt, Hessen, Germany where I was stationed for two years. Support your FLGS!
Attacking the darkness since 1987, turning creatures sideways since 1994.
You should never explain layers to people unless one of the following is true: they're studying for a judge exam, you're both in a Ben Affleck movie and it's the only way to save the world, or you hate them.
Occassionally when catering, I've been put the task of arranging Fruit and Cheese or Grilled Vegetable platters. More than once a high class buffet has started with the mark of Phyrexia upon it. Since i've got a good eye for color so it looks great to people who don't get the "joke" (it's a niceley divided circle after all: the outline gives you 4-6 "regions" to work with), this has actually got me put on platter design more often, resulting in Phyrexia's presence at more private and industry events.
