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Just finished my first game with my Niv-Mizzet deck. During the game, one player summoned his general, The Mimeoplasm , and chose Mortivore to mimic, resulting in a 28/28 monstrosity that could result in a one-hit general kill. Everyone watched nervously, till it got to my turn, whereupon I played a card I'd drawn (and revealed) with Augur of Bolas . Yep- pulled the ol' Switcheroo with the Augur and his general. "That's a fair trade," he conceded, as everyone burst out laughing.

was playing against a friend in one vs. one, his general was Michiko Konda, Truth Seeker   and my general was Nin, the Pain Artist , for most of the game both of us just sat back keeping each other from swinging and trying to mill each other out.  I played Djinn Illuminatus and Krark's Thumb   waited a turn and played fourteen copies of Fiery Gambit sent sixty damage straight to my friend, untapped all of my lands and drawing nine cards, just in case he negated the damage.  My friend ended up scooping after seeing the damage.

Mind you, this was stretched out over three games...the net effect is what had me laughing.

First game, I used my Merieke deck.  A lot of back and forth on that, but managed to come out on top with Magister Sphinx and a few swings from other beaters.

Second game, I pull out my Sisay deck.  I gain overwhelming board presence by turn 5, and had answers to just about anything my opponents could do.  Casting Ulamog was the last straw.

Third game, I decide to give my opponents a break(really, that was my thought), and pulled out the worst of my decks, headed up by Olivia .  Opening hand had Markov Blademaster and Blade of the Bloodchief .  Two turns later I had, and was able to cast 4 turns after that, Necropolis Regent .

So...if you try to lose, and win, what have you done?

Eleanor born?

Terrible way to accidentally stalemate the game.