Posted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 12:54 pm
Was there ever a time in Standard where Red had so many options? Guys, I think we've been spoiled.
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It was an amazing show! I was there just as much for Trivium as for Iron Maiden. Can't remember which IM tour it was, "Early Days" or "A Matter of Life and Death"? Probably the later, or something else all together. I've lost track of my IM concerts. On the last one I went to we got Alice Cooper as warm-up, that was pretty ace as well.You saw Trivium AND Iron Maiden at the same show? I'm fucking jelly bro. I actually missed them on that tour.
I can't give much advice for you about your situation, I don't have the experience. I guess I'm blessed with a good life so far. However, I can give you the advice to not try to figure out your life by yourself. Find a good professional to talk to. My brother-in-law went through some really hard times a few years ago, depressions and all. He wouldn't have recovered as quickly as he did without counseling. It was still rough, but without help he probably wouldn't be where he is today. I'm not saying you need counseling, but it's good to have an outside part to discuss with and to help with changing thoughtI'm having this sudden realization that my relationship wasn't the only thing going wrong in my life and I have other things to fix.
Shit, I did. Taxing ambitious mana bases in Legacy while playing a mono-colored deck is excellent, especially when paired with Price of Progress.Not necessarily, as pretty much no Legacy Burn decks run Wasteland.The deck doesn't NEED Wastelands either, although if he's playing Legacy burn he probably already has Wastelands.
The Super IQ at Be There Games in Indian Trail? Be There Games is literally walking distance to my house. S yeah, I'm gonna be there, but I don't think I'm going to play. I haven't actually put together and tested a Standard deck yet, been busy with me madre.Fate & I are heading to a Standard SCG 1k in Charlotte. You /in, Alex?
I don't have any Burning Earths, but he might be in luck with Yeva, let me go downstairs real quick and check.sweet~! I'll be the girlie with the skirt.
(also Fate says he needs 2 burning earths abd 2 Yeva's if you have any spare to trade/borrow >.>)
I certainly understand your reasoning, but the burn decks pack only 19 lands at most. Having 4 (to draw them in the beginning when they would matter) of those generating colorless mana in a deck that absolutely need to hit 2, preferably 3 red sources by turn three sounds too risky for me. An opening hand with only Mountain + Wasteland might buy you a turn or two, but might just as well turn back your clock just as much or more. So running Wastelands is too risky for too little gain.Shit, I did. Taxing ambitious mana bases in Legacy while playing a mono-colored deck is excellent, especially when paired with Price of Progress.Not necessarily, as pretty much no Legacy Burn decks run Wasteland.The deck doesn't NEED Wastelands either, although if he's playing Legacy burn he probably already has Wastelands.
The "damned if you do, damned if you don't" approach was awesome for me, and it was one
of the first Legacy decks I ever top8'd with. Of course, this was also close to 7 years ago.
Opponents not casting Jace, the Mind Sculptor is pretty good value.I certainly understand your reasoning, but the burn decks pack only 19 lands at most. Having 4 (to draw them in the beginning when they would matter) of those generating colorless mana in a deck that absolutely need to hit 2, preferably 3 red sources by turn three sounds too risky for me. An opening hand with only Mountain + Wasteland might buy you a turn or two, but might just as well turn back your clock just as much or more. So running Wastelands is too risky for too little gain.Shit, I did. Taxing ambitious mana bases in Legacy while playing a mono-colored deck isNot necessarily, as pretty much no Legacy Burn decks run Wasteland.The deck doesn't NEED Wastelands either, although if he's playing Legacy burn he probably already has Wastelands.
excellent, especially when paired with Price of Progress.
The "damned if you do, damned if you don't" approach was awesome for me, and it was one of the first Legacy decks I ever top8'd with. Of course, this was also close to 7 years ago.
Not just me then lol.Thats what I am almost on the fence about...putting in another 1-drop.I think the points he makes about needing an aggressive 1 drop; needing good mana; needing to impact the board and be proactive are all good points that are worth understanding if you're a developing red mage.
The deck is really full on 2 drops
BTE
Ash Zealot
FireFist Striker
Lightning Mauler
I do also like Mogg Flunkies..
Ugh those last minute decisions morning of a PTQ...always drive myself nuts
Best is subjective. I went to a legacy tournament where I played storm three times and played about a dozen cards in the whole tournament. That wasn't fun at all.As somebody who play legacy tourneyments every week, i feel sorry for the ones who can't. You my freinds are missing out on a lot of fun time with the best format in magic
Well, like I said, there are plenty of decks that can be invested into safely as both Modern and Legacy decks. Maverick isn't an amazing Modern deck, but it beats Scapeshift pretty handily even before sideboarding, ([card]Best is subjective. I went to a legacy tournament where I played storm three times and played about a dozen cards in the whole tournament. That wasn't fun at all.As somebody who play legacy tourneyments every week, i feel sorry for the ones who can't. You my freinds are missing out on a lot of fun time with the best format in magic
technical you are right, but i digress, still the best. Sucks that you got turned into a walking pincushion by storm (Assumning you are on burn), but that is just the cylical nature of the meta.Best is subjective. I went to a legacy tournament where I played storm three times and played about a dozen cards in the whole tournament. That wasn't fun at all.As somebody who play legacy tourneyments every week, i feel sorry for the ones who can't. You my freinds are missing out on a lot of fun time with the best format in magic
Playing Modern is perfectly fine as long as it's done safely.Well, like I said, there are plenty of decks that canBest is subjective. I went to a legacy tournament where I played storm three times and played about a dozen cards in the whole tournament. That wasn't fun at all.As somebody who play legacy tourneyments every week, i feel sorry for the ones who can't. You my freinds are missing out on a lot of fun time with the best format in magic
be invested into safely as both Modern and Legacy decks. Maverick isn't an amazing Modern deck, but it beats Scapeshift pretty handily even before sideboarding, (Aven Mindcensor and Knight of the Reliquary fetching Ghost Quarter is big game against them) and that's not a bad place to be right now. It's actually a pretty good Legacy deck though.
Thanks, buddy. I appreciate it.also, khaos, i am sorry to hear about your troubles. While I cannot say that I know how you feel, I will say that i'm with you, just like the rest of the clan.
Been reading the modern AIR thread?Oh, the lolz I've been having for the last few hours with my buddies; one of them being Jack Daniels.
Suddenly, Modern seems a bit more fun.
[deck]RDW All-Stars[/deck]
Fuck Goblins. RDW All-Stars likes curving out at 2*!
*Except when I'm forcing Blood Moon!
$10.50USD each? Very nice. Sorry you borked up at the PTQ, though. That's what you get for not representing Mono-RedWell fuck. I completely scrubbed out of the PTQ today. I brought Jund Midrange but just didn't get there - after going 0-0-2 (drew against mirror and UWr control), things didn't improve.
On the positive side, there was a vendor there who was selling cards cheaper than you can find them online, which is the opposite of most event vendors I've seen. I picked up a playset of Mutavault for $42, so now I can build the red deck(s) that I really want to start running.
And with the Mutavault pickup, I'm also a playset of Wastelands away from having a full legacy Merfolk list.