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I agree with Kekeb. I had a killer Pokemon deck back in the day. It's lying around my house somewhere, has some "valuable" cards in there. You know, the 1st edition holographic Charizard that used to be worth like $200? In there. It was awesome. Never got into Yu-Gi-Oh! because when it came about, I had just gotten to the age where watching that kind of stuff was boring me. The game is fun, played it once.
Good times.... *sigh* P.S. Quote:
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Time Walk is actually only restricted in Type 1. You're allowed 1 of them in your deck.
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Thanks to Turn 0 cards there are probably combinations where you can make it so that your opponent can never take a turn.
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Dark Ritual Mox Sapphire Swamp Panoptic Mirror Time Walk Play Swamp, Play Lotus, Play Mox, Tap Swamp for Dark Rit, Sac the Lotus, play the Mirror, tap Mox, Imprint Time walk on Mirror. Turn one lock. Heck, add a tinker in there, and you can turn your Mox into an 11/11 trample on turn 2 and win that much faster. Doesn't mean it's very likely. And while Urza Block had some strong strong rares, there've been absurd combos right from the halcyon days of A/B/R/U Some of the best cards in the game are the oldest ones. |
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I have about 500 cards since all my friends stopped playing and gave me their cards.
But I am more like a collector than a gamer. PS: I've been collecting since... 2002 I think. |
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Only Avatar of Woe sees any play these days. The rest aren't terrible, but that one is pretty gross. But the general power level of cards has been slowly increasing, but Wizards as a design policy are only caring about balance in Standard format.
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favorite combos from back in the day
![]() +![]() +![]() EDIT oyea + was pretty good too =p
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Quite electrifying.
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Hello there, geezer combos. The new Magic sets are just getting ridiculous. =\ I'm going to really stop spending money on this once the new set comes out, I have better things to afford. Besides, the Llorwyn block is too overpowered for my tastes. |
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Great set to draft with though.
EDIT: FFR meetup + Llorwyn draft. Who's up for it?
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Those cards are both so old and janky in comparison to new things now though.
I direct your attention to: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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I forgot this:
+ =![]() really it could be anything. But I love the idea of a 4th turn Verdant, wait a few turns to accumulate little duders, then overrun the piss out of them.
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you want duders?
+![]() Also, the really gross thing to do with pattern of rebirth is (And this was done to me once) First turn ![]() Second turn ![]() Third turn or on the birdsSwing with Husk. If it gets through, Sacrifice Rector to get Pattern for the birds, or if you already had pattern on the birds, sac the birds. Use Pattern to get ![]() Sacrifice to husk, get 7 1/1s, sacrifice them to husk, death. Last edited by devonin; 04-8-2008 at 07:28 PM.. |
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I've always been a huge fan of the fourth-turn infinite army followed by a fifth-turn overrun for a billion, like it even mattered. =p
btw squirrelcide ='( ![]()
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![]() And besides, I made all the squirrels at the end of your turn, you can't cast that on my turn, and I'm swinging for infinity damage. |
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...I'm making a infinite squirrel deck immediately.
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Oh man I remember Magic. I got introduced to it by a friend in 1999 and in a little over 2 years I was beating him. I had this combo of swamp guys which really ticked him off.
My deck was based on Zombies (I had one based on dragons too)and my 2 key guys' special effects were: for every zombie you have in play "so and so" gets a +1+1 counter and pay 1 swamp 1 other, regenerate target zombie. I had about 30 zombie creatures in my deck so it got pretty powerful. I was always pretty lucky with the booster packs too, a few of my booster aquisitions are listed below: Dragon Tyrant-> 6-6 flying, trample, double strike Scion of darkness->6-6 trample Rushwood elemental->4-4 trample, at beginning of turn gets a +1+!1 counter I have about 3000 cards so to remember them exactly is pretty difficult. |
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You're a timmy. Everyone starts off as a timmy.
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2008 - 1999 = 9. 14 - 9 = 5. So you were introduced to a card game when you were 5 and was beating him when you were 7?
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