Comments on: States Mock Tournament: Planeswalker Deck for States http://www.top8magic.com/2008/11/states-mock-tournament-planeswalker-deck-for-states/ Magic: the Gathering current trends, play tips, gossip Sat, 11 Feb 2012 18:53:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Dr. Agon http://www.top8magic.com/2008/11/states-mock-tournament-planeswalker-deck-for-states/#comment-444 Dr. Agon Thu, 15 Jan 2009 12:50:22 +0000 http://www.top8magic.com/?p=936#comment-444 I have alwase wanted to make a 3 color deck and the only one that came close was quick n'toast. I'm not a big fan of blue and black is next in line for lest favored. After I saw this deck, I loved it because I have wanted to make two kinds of decks, a planes walker deck and a changling. This Deck is awesome although I have changed a little bit to make it non-type II and it works great! :D I have alwase wanted to make a 3 color deck and the only one that came close was quick n’toast.
I’m not a big fan of blue and black is next in line for lest favored. After I saw this deck, I loved it
because I have wanted to make two kinds of decks, a planes walker deck and a changling. This
Deck is awesome although I have changed a little bit to make it non-type II and it works great! :D

]]> By: Gifts Ungiven http://www.top8magic.com/2008/11/states-mock-tournament-planeswalker-deck-for-states/#comment-33 Gifts Ungiven Fri, 07 Nov 2008 00:12:10 +0000 http://www.top8magic.com/?p=936#comment-33 I thought of the Savor play as well, but I'm not loving it, just as much as I don't quite like the Rings in the original build, because they're both real do-nothing topdecks on their own. Not each card has to do something on its own, of course, but those two feel a little bit less utilitarian and more win-more than I'd like. But, of course, I may be horribly wrong. :) I thought of the Savor play as well, but I’m not loving it, just as much as I don’t quite like the Rings in the original build, because they’re both real do-nothing topdecks on their own. Not each card has to do something on its own, of course, but those two feel a little bit less utilitarian and more win-more than I’d like.

But, of course, I may be horribly wrong. :)

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