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What is your favorite Enemy Color combination?
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Tough question. Actually, I have two, depending on what we’re talking about. I love White/Red because I love the flavor of Boros, with it being the law enforcement of Ravnica and being lead by angels; but Boros is really all about the fast game, so getting out expensive angels seems counter-intuitive to their gameplan. So for actual playstyle, I prefer Blue/Red, as I enjoy Wee Dragonauts, Pyromancer Ascension decks, and my Commander version of the old Owling Mine decks with Nin, the Pain Artist at the helm.
Posted on July 16, 2012 via Magic the Gathering! with 15 notes ()
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themindsculpture reblogged this from mtgfan and added:
Green/blue Simic.
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sarroth reblogged this from mtgfan and added:
Tough question. Actually, I have two, depending on what we’re talking about. I love White/Red because I love
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phillusive said:
green black baby
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treago said:
If one of the red pairs doesnt win this MAGIC HAS FAILED AS A WHOLE.
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mtgfan posted this
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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/.
