Vintage Cube Archetypes #2. Green Ramp
Vintage Cube Archetypes #2. Green Ramp
Hello everyone. Today I’m bringing you guys part 2 in my Vintage Cube overview. Today we are looking at the green ramp archetype.
If you missed part 1 of this series you can find it here:
Vintage Cube: Archetypes #1. Splinter Twin.
The green ramp deck is one of the most fun decks to play in Vintage Cube. Slamming fatties and making massive amounts of mana is very fun for a lot of people. So without further ado lets take a look at it.
Vintage Cube: Archetypes #1. Splinter Twin.
Vintage Cube: Archetypes #1. Splinter Twin.
How’s it going everyone? Today I am going to be bringing you guys the first article in a series breaking down Vintage cube.
We are going to dig deep into what I believe is the greatest format in MTG. We are going to start this series by looking at the many different types of deck you can draft in this cube.
Game Record Spreadsheet
Here is my games record spreadsheet:
SPREADSHEET LINK
This spreadsheet will make it a lot easier for you to keep track of the games you have played and it will automatically work out a lot of your win rates.
This article will explain how to use the spreadsheet and show you what parts to edit and what parts to leave alone.
Death’s Shadow Aggro Analysis
Death’s Shadow Analysis
Death’s Shadow Aggro is a very powerful deck that is also a blast to play.
Death’s Shadow has great game against everything in Modern and as a result it is one of the most popular decks in the Modern format.
This article will break down the numbers that I have collected after 305 games played with Death’s Shadow Aggro. Continue reading
Death’s Shadow Aggro Overview
DEATH’S SHADOW AGGRO OVERVIEW
Welcome to my guide on the basics of the Modern Deck Death’s Shadow Jund (DSJ), commonly referred to as Death’s Shadow Aggro (DSA).
Note: For the purpose of this guide I will often call the deck Death’s Shadow Aggro or DSA for short.
This guide is aimed at people who have little to no experience with Death’s Shadow Aggro and are looking to get a grounding of the basic functions of how Death’s Shadow Aggro functions.
Pauper Overview
PAUPER OVERVIEW
What is Pauper?
Pauper is a popular constructed format that officially, is only played on Magic: The Gathering Online (MTGO). That said Paper Pauper communities exist around the world and there are frequent Paper Pauper events and tournaments.
Pauper is an eternal format. The cards do not rotate out of the format and it uses cards from every set and product released on MTGO.
What makes Pauper very different from other eternal formats is that the only cards that are legal are cards that have been printed at the common rarity. No mythics, no rares, no uncommons are permitted to be used in Pauper.
How To Not Waste Your Money In Magic:The Gathering
HOW NOT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY IN MAGIC: THE GATHERING
When getting into Magic:The Gathering I personally, along with many others, have spunked hundred of dollars on crap that I didn’t need to and would not have done so if I had got into the game knowing what I know now.
Magic: The Gathering is a great but expensive game that requires you to be sensible and to use reason when looking at what to spend your money on.
In this article I am going to give you 5 bits of advice which will allow you spend your money more effectively and that will help save you money in the long run.
Affinity Analysis
AFFINITY ANALYSIS
This article will be the first in a series of articles where I will analyse and break-down different decks based on the stats that I have collected in testing. In these articles we will be looking at:
How To Make Standard Great Again
HOW TO MAKE STANDARD GREAT AGAIN
I have never seen a company ignore its own blueprint for success more so than Wizards of the Coast. Here we have a company that gets it so right with half of the things they do and so wrong with the other half. Modern is excellent, Pauper is in a great place, Commander is thriving yet the blueprint that has been applied to make these formats great goes out the window for Standard.