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Anatoli Lightfoot anatoli@pcug.org.au |
I have been playing Magic for a long time now, nearly ten years, and for about half of that time I have considered myself a serious player. Anyone who has played as long as I have will have picked up a thing or two, and part of my aim is to share these things with some of the newer players out there. Perhaps some of the better players might benefit from someone else's perspective on things too, you never know. Who knows, maybe I'll manage to improve my own game by trying to help you guys. In any case, this column is going to be primarily a Magic theory column and as such if you're not interested in either competitive play or game theory then it may not be for you. I will try to make it as interesting as I can though! |
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Building a Competitive Constructed Deck
17-10-2004 With a fresh Standard format and State Championships just around the corner this seems like the perfect time to be writing about constructed. This is my favourite time of the Magic year, when old decks are thrown out the window and new ideas abound.
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Equipment, Mirrodin Limited and Tempo
13-09-2004 Some time ago a friend said to me “Equipment sucks, I hate it. It's actually awful.” He was talking about Mirrodin block Limited, and at the time I thought he was out of his mind. Since then I have come to realise that in many ways he's right. Not completely right of course, some Equipment is always good.
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