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 Posted: Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:25 pm
Okay, so about four days ago, I played a ton of free games with a guy at school. Some decks were standard, others were legacy, and in general, I was rockin. I won a bunch, but the one game I lost was the one that I was amazed at, as I just got trumped.
Since it was a short game, I'll go turn by turn.
I was playing my Bant Deck (in the deck post if you wish to see), and I have no clue as to what to call his other than Progenitus.
First turn went to me, I played a plains and summoned Akrasan Squire.
His first turn consited of a Terramorphic Expanse, which he used to fetch a forest.
My next turn, I played Seaside Citadel and attacked with my Squire for two, which he took.
His second turn, he played an Island as well and summoned Bloom Tender.
My third turn, I played an Island and Ardent Plea, revealed Hindering Light, and did not play it. I attack with Squire for three, which he took again.
His third turn, he played a Misty Rainforest, and summoned another Bloom Tender.
Turn four, I played another Island, and another Ardent Plea, this time getting Qasali Pridemage. I attacked for five, which he took. He also paid one life for the Misty Rainforest and got another Island.
His turn four, he played a Plains, summoned Transguild Courier, tapped both Bloom Tenders, and summoned Progenitus. I did however destroy his Courier with my Pridemage's ability.
Turn five for me, I played a Plains, summoned another Pridemage, and Giltspire Avenger. I attacked with my Squire for my last six damage.
His turn five, he played Maestrom Nexus, played a Darksteel Ingot, and got another Bloom Tender from Cascade. He attacked with Progenitus, I was forced to take ten.
My turn six was a desperate attempt to take out his last three life, I went all out but with three creatures to block me, I didn't stand a chance.
His turn six consisted of attacking me for my last ten.
I was amazed at how quickly he had fourteen mana to his disposal, and after his maelstrom nexus, he had twenty for turn six. Even though I lost, I was in awe at the decks potential, and hope to get some ideas from it.
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 8:28 am
Mine was in multiplayer last weekend. I was playing a three way. My one friend was playing his EDH for no apparent reason (R/W/U), and I was running my Warp World (G/R). The other friend had a completely tricked out land destruction deck. By turn three, he had gotten rid of every land his other opponent and I had played, and could take out anything we plopped down in an instant (limiting us to each one mana...which was not good news for a deck that really wants to have 8 ). It still took him another four or so turns to kill us, but I considered the game over by turn three.
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Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 4:57 pm
i can understand why... ouch.
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