magicviking

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Wow, havent seen a Pestilence deck in forever! Good job bringing that back too life.

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Posted 06 March 2013 at 01:49 as a comment on Edge of Ridiculousness

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They sure give you a nice toolbox approach! :)
I like the Crystalline vs control, quick and dirty. Doubt the Triplets will have a lifespan beyond milliseconds tho, to easy to remove.

Hand and Land disruption seems, at a quick glance, like it would cause the most havoc for you. Fear the UB disruptors...

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Posted 06 March 2013 at 01:43 in reply to #329010 on Persecution by Sliver

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Fun looking deck!
How do you deal with a control deck? Or worse yet, a tempo/control that spits/vials out hordes of fast critters with annoying abilities, (Grand Abolisher, etc), remove/counter key cards while, (worst of all), are wastelanding your mana sources??
Stifle may be worth keeping around...

You also have quite a few 1 offs, makes you vulnerable to hand disruption, (Inquisition of Kozilek like cards are everywhere).

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Posted 05 March 2013 at 21:21 as a comment on Persecution by Sliver

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You certainly can Snapcast FoF for another "tutor" turn but most importantly: You can Snapcast/Flashback or Grave Scrabble whatever you just dropped in the yard. So no matter how your opponent splits the FoF you can likely play it no matter where it ends up.

The atog ability is rarely used until the kill so generally you dont need as many cards in hand or in the yard as a old school Psychatog deck did, which allows you to Flashback quite considerably until you are set and ready for the finish.

My most memorable win ended in a table flip when I attacked with 1 atog and 1 Imp, (Wonder and 18 other cards in yard), and 2 untapped Underground Sea and 2 Circular Logic in hand. Opponent had 11 life, 2 untapped Plains and 2 Swords to Plowshares in hand. <grin>

Too bad Cockatrice is down but if you can stomach Workbench then take it for a spin, it is a lot of fun to play when you get the hang of it...

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Posted 05 March 2013 at 01:03 in reply to #328412 on PsychAnalysis

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not a 1 drop tho...
Deck is kinda slow without the 1 drop ramp. Allows the control deck to establish their 2 mana base unchallenged and also gives turbo decks 3 free critter drops unopposed. You really need the 1 drop ramps, (that can also be used as chump blockers when their early ramp duties have finished), to launch the remainder of the deck...
The first 5 cards played in/versus this deck is likely going to decide the outcome...

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Posted 02 March 2013 at 07:10 in reply to #327912 on My attempt at a modern Deck

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How about some 1 drop mana dorks? Should speed up the whole thing considerably...

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Posted 02 March 2013 at 00:08 as a comment on My attempt at a modern Deck

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You need more 1 drops: Putrid Imp allows you to discard a fatty immediately and reanimate him turn 2.
Aether Vial will allow you to pump out critters willy nilly throughout the game.
Look into some Demons to compliment your fatty collection.
Hope that helps...

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Posted 23 February 2013 at 14:38 as a comment on Horror Show

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ehh, Scull Clamp...

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Posted 23 February 2013 at 05:30 as a comment on Bloodghast

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run 4 -5 Wums with Summoner's Pact to fetch them. Ramp with dorks, Arbor Elf, Elvish Archdruid, Heritage Druid, Nettle Sentinel, Quirion Ranger and Wirewood Symbiote as $ allows.

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Posted 23 February 2013 at 04:08 as a comment on Elves to Wurms

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Oh, and dont forget Æther Vial...

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Posted 16 February 2013 at 04:30 as a comment on Krenko

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Noticed you swapped Spreading Seas for the conditional cantrip Aquitect's Will... I dont like it as you are giving up the mana hose/cantrip ability of Seas for a possible card draw from Will to save just 1 mana? Go back to Seas as it far more versatile and powerful, (dropping Seas on that Sacred Fountain your opponent just spent 2 life playing beats the hell out of maybe drawing card off the Will).

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Posted 16 February 2013 at 01:51 as a comment on modern merfolk

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With Krenko being legendary 4 is to many. 4 Siege-Gangs are also high as you only have 4 Instigators to cast them quick enough. The new Legion Loyalist should also be seriously considered. Adding more indirect damage to aid the Grenades will likely help you as well.

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Posted 16 February 2013 at 01:30 as a comment on Krenko

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I feel like I'm missing something here? You are telling me that your only wincon is: 1xPyrite Spellbomb??

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Posted 09 February 2013 at 04:10 as a comment on modern eggs

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@raginggoblin: I'm not trying to be mean to or martianshark or you but AlleywayJack is totally on the money here as there are WAY to many main board cards played in Modern that will shut this down completely, (without sideboarding anything), for this to be even remotely successful, sorry.

The idea is cute and all but beyond casual it has no life...

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Posted 02 February 2013 at 06:51 in reply to #319086 on Invincible Modern Deck

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Siege Gang is a great goblin when you can drop him with Goblin Lackey, Instigator, etc. If you have to hard cast him then the deck just aint working right. Krenko is extremely good as well but he gets even better when you can Goblin Matron him...

I've got a Legacy Goblin horde that has gone undefeated in the last two Legacy FNM's at my local store that you can take a look at and see if there is anything there you can use for anything:
http://mtgdeckbuilder.net/Decks/ViewDeck/418460

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Posted 02 February 2013 at 02:25 in reply to #319129 on Modern Goblins

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Thanks.
Used Tendrils over Grapeshot to compliment Pandemonium because it is Black, (now your opponent need to add more than just Red hate cards to dodge it).

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Posted 31 January 2013 at 13:23 in reply to #320295 on Kobalds Everywhere... (Sold)

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I like the insta-mill of the Painter/Stone and the fact that you tried to evolve it but I'm not sure you want to do it in Vintage where everything is either intensly fast or so controlling that you cant expect to play anything without massive protection.
Pull Tinker and the Tutor and you are Legacy legal...

Just a thought.

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Posted 31 January 2013 at 06:53 as a comment on vintage painter

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Not just Extirpate: Pithing Needle, Surgical Extraction, etc. All common sideboard cards.
I still dont see how you can consistently go off on turn 2, I have problems making mine kill consistently on turn 3...

Oh, and dont forget Tezzeret in my deck, he is just sick!

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Posted 31 January 2013 at 06:38 in reply to #320265 on Ultimate Infinity

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1 of each, they are restricted:
http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazine/Article.aspx?x=judge/resources/sfrvintage

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Posted 31 January 2013 at 06:36 in reply to #320272 on Ultimate Infinity

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To slow for Vintage I am afraid, there is no way you can have this ready to trigger on turn two, (I cant even get a draw that would make it possible WITHOUT an opponent). Not nearly enough counters to protect a slowly evolving combo, you might want to trim down the number of Crucibles and Orbs for more counters? 'geddon and WoG are also pretty much useless as you need to be able to either protect or trigger the combo so fast that an aggro decks damage wont make any difference. If you really are worried about aggro then use a faster Red sweeper. You are also vulnerable as long as you only have one wincon, (Ex: Extirpate will cripple you).

I've got a semi-casual Vintage combo along the same lines that might be worth a look, maybe we can inspire each other to make some positive changes...
http://mtgvault.com/magicviking/decks/skull-vault/

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Posted 31 January 2013 at 05:59 as a comment on Ultimate Infinity

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