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If I were to post a few deck lists could I get some advise..
I may even post my commander builds but I feel I would be laughed out of the community.
I like Commander decklists. I can actually offer advice on those, because I play that format and have made a ton of decks (most on tappedout.net, not in actual cardboard form, but it means I’ve been exposed to a ton of Commander-viable cards). Standard/Modern/Legacy, etc., not so much.
Just don’t post only your decklists. The thing about Commander is that the decks are so much about you as a person, it’s important to know what your goals are with the deck. For instance, I have an enchantments-matters deck, and a lot of the cards in it that people would probably suggest cutting for better cards would be enchantments; since I wouldn’t listen to that advice because it would go against the purpose of the deck, everyone else knowing that ahead of time helps. Plus if you give some more information on the deck, it’s easier to see your thought processes when you built it, and that’s cool.
Posted on April 14, 2012 via Nayaboy MTG with 3 notes ()
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sarroth reblogged this from nayamtg and added:
I like Commander decklists. I can actually offer advice on those, because I play that format and have made a ton of...
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themagicformula reblogged this from nayamtg and added:
Sure! post some, me and keith can give you any advice we come up with when we get a chance
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My personal thoughts on anything Magic: The Gathering related, mostly from the perspective of casual play. I enjoy many different types of Magic, but particularly multiplayer, suhc as 60/4 Free-for-All, Commander, Chaos Magic and Planechase, Archenemy, Horde Magic, and Emperor, but I also like one-on-one, particularly if it's after a Sealed or Cube draft. I most frequently play 3-6 player Commander, Chaos Magic, and Duels of the Planeswalkers. The closest to tournament play I ever get is a Release or Prerelease event.
I also like to design my own cards using the Magic Set Editor. I take my designs very seriously, as I find the fun of designing is to try and make the card feel as much like a card that could see print as possible (as opposed to just throwing every ability I like into a card). I'm very interested in feedback on these designs, so long as that feedback is constructive.
Check out my decks, including my Chaos Magic and Horde Magic stacks, at http://tappedout.net/users/sarroth/.
