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    Re: MTG (magic) NERDS!

    Quote Originally Posted by SaintTawny View Post
    I played from Morningtide to Zendikar, which was a bit of a short span I suppose. I had fun with it and made a lot of really awesome unique combos, but the people I played with only wanted to net-deck, almost never making anything on their own, and I just didn't find that fun. When EDH started gaining traction as a popular format, I really got into that, but then Wizards made it an official play style and suddenly there were champion net-decks for them to copy again. /sigh
    Just gotta build a deck to beat the net-decks specifically. Going way back, I still remember when psychatog upheavel and other control decks decks basically ran type 2. playing a similiar deck with a few upheavel counter specific cards and with shadowmage infiltrator/Ana Sanctuary "combo" as the kill cards left you with more cards, faster kill, and more control than them. Now the deck would fail against any sort of speed deck, but I went 8-0 at a tourney with it. I loved it when people would be like "I can't believe I lost to this" as ana sanctuary was considered a garbage card.

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