Look at his deck- doesn't it look rad:
I remember Dominus being the MVP, and Obsidian Fireheart is a ridiculous badass.
Mine:
Monday, March 22, 2010
3/22/10 Draft 2
I'm almost positive Justin won this one.
Look at his deck- doesn't it look rad:
I remember Dominus being the MVP, and Obsidian Fireheart is a ridiculous badass.
Mine:
Look at his deck- doesn't it look rad:
I remember Dominus being the MVP, and Obsidian Fireheart is a ridiculous badass.
Mine:
03/22/10 Draft One
Ok, I'm trying something new here. After our draft last night, Justin and I took some pictures of our decks and made some notes about them. I'm hoping this is entertaining, but it would also be cool to eventually do some data mining... I'm not sure exactly what. If you have any thoughts about what would be interesting or useful to keep track of, let me know!
Here is Justin's deck:
and here is the decklist (minus basic lands, which I'll try to write down in the future)
and here is mine:
and here is the decklist
I won the series, largely of the back of Library. I think the series went to game 5, but my deck definitely performed exceptionally well- I had Reveillark shenanigans, aether vial-into-mirri, and recurring Nekrataals all over.
Mock Interview:
What was your first pick?
J: Day of Judgement. I started in blue as well, but moved into green when that dried up. Call of the Herd was the first green card I took intentionally (Note: we do a "Let's Make a Deal" draft. Basically, you put one card in three piles, then the person who goes first looks at the first card. They can either take it, or add one card from the stack to the pile and move to the next pile. If you don't like any cards you see, you take one off the top. I like this format a lot because you get signals and have the ability to hate out something you just can't deal with, but there is an element of luck as well.)
T: Bane of the Living. I got Laquatus's Champ soon after, and then Baneslayer to put me in white.
What were your MVPs?
J: Time Walk and Austere. Austere won a game where I had tokens and Thea was at 3 with a bunch of huge blockers.
T: Library! Also Ob Nixilis was rad. I think I Necromancy-ed for Laquatus to win once. Yay Necromancy!
What is the one card you wish you had had in your deck?
J: Library.
T: Divinity of Pride, of course.
Here is Justin's deck:
and here is the decklist (minus basic lands, which I'll try to write down in the future)
and here is mine:
and here is the decklist
I won the series, largely of the back of Library. I think the series went to game 5, but my deck definitely performed exceptionally well- I had Reveillark shenanigans, aether vial-into-mirri, and recurring Nekrataals all over.
Mock Interview:
What was your first pick?
J: Day of Judgement. I started in blue as well, but moved into green when that dried up. Call of the Herd was the first green card I took intentionally (Note: we do a "Let's Make a Deal" draft. Basically, you put one card in three piles, then the person who goes first looks at the first card. They can either take it, or add one card from the stack to the pile and move to the next pile. If you don't like any cards you see, you take one off the top. I like this format a lot because you get signals and have the ability to hate out something you just can't deal with, but there is an element of luck as well.)
T: Bane of the Living. I got Laquatus's Champ soon after, and then Baneslayer to put me in white.
What were your MVPs?
J: Time Walk and Austere. Austere won a game where I had tokens and Thea was at 3 with a bunch of huge blockers.
T: Library! Also Ob Nixilis was rad. I think I Necromancy-ed for Laquatus to win once. Yay Necromancy!
What is the one card you wish you had had in your deck?
J: Library.
T: Divinity of Pride, of course.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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