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- Established Decks
For "finished" decks: Decks which are optimized and thoroughly tested A deck is not required to have proven itself in a competitive tournament environment to be included in the Open Forum, but it is recommended A thorough writeup including card choices, strategy, and matchup descriptions is required
- [Deck] Canadian Threshold (aka RUG Delver, Tempo Thresh)
Jerry Mee also chose to play 62 cards in his main deck to fit in the entire set of Gitaxian Probes, and stresses the importance of the card in this report here on the Source While playing more than 60 cards in RUG might not be correct, it is evident that the RUG pilot seriously needs to consider Gitaxian Probe in the main deck
- The Source
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- [Primer] +Manaless Dredge+
The massive black-creature count in this deck augments the ability for this creature to come back - often times in multiples - and overrun an opponent with a constant source of damage Narcomoeba • A "free" flyer that enables Dread Return or Cabal Therapy for multiple zombies
- [DTB] Vial Goblins
Modern Goblins Primer, Part I Deck History Old Source Thread Some basic matchup analysis: Goblins is just over parity against Threshold, but UGR with 4 Pyroclasms post-board can be tough White threshold is usually easier to handle, as WW is easier to stop (for Tividar's Crusade)
- Parallax Errata Undone
Parallax Errata Undone Source We are now free to once again go nuts with Parallax Wave Tide + Opalescence silliness It seems pretty slow for the modern format and a lot more complicated than just resolving Moat, but I think it's still worth asking -- is there any chance that it can fit in somewhere?
- [Primer] R G Lands
These cards are normally Instant speed spells or Abilities that are cast from hand or Creatures that have activated effects that utilise the Grave as a fuel source for their own effects The more common cards in this list include Surgical Extraction, Extirpate, Deathrite Shaman, Scavenging Ooze and to a limited point, Relic of Progenitus
- Were the Mirage tutors part of a cycle? - mtgthesource. com
The red tutor at the time was Goblin Tutor Then, they added gamble as a way to "finish" the cycle Mirage block designers thought it was a mistake to give a tutor to red, which is why mirage-visions (which was at the time a single set) doesn't feature any I too think red shouldn't have a tutor effect Gamble and Goblin Tutor were designed by Mark Rosewater just to get his way after he lost
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