krazykidpsx
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"Take me away
Take me to a place where our love must be alone, oh yeah
Take me away
Take me by the hand and control what is going on, oh yea
No matter what we may go through you got to understand
That I want you I need you each day
So take me away
Take me to a place where our love must be alone, oh yeah " - Take Me Away, Culture Beat ; 1996
Most of you were probably 3 or 4 when that song appeared I was around 12 or so, and some of us were probably hitting up their local Dance clubs to dance to this type of music. But Todays deck isnt about music but about what it can do and "Take Away" stuff from the hand with ease. You may have noticed the abscured deck list. 19/11/11, your probably thinking woah! but if you noticed, your missing what people consider staples. I decided that using minimal "staples" would be beneficial depending on what type of situation you want to end up in. Also, the type of deck, You will see a significant number of Brown, aswell as alot of rocks. This is a rock deck. But not just any old rock deck, this is the type that keeps on giving.
Sometimes, people state that killing the creature is often better than bouncing it back. Thats true, but after nemerous times of playing Magic I've noticed, If it makes the opponent waste more resources then its more for the better. So instead of Killing we will be returning. Your thinking right now. Returning? what the heck???? dude, thats not smart play! Oh but you see the difference between just returning and returning with Interests is very much different.
Criosphynx this card hasnt seen much play and after looking at it I saw that if you fix up a deck that can do what it needs, its a preaty good creature. Return a creature and then make them discard a card at will. Wow. thats awsome. Of course your thinking well, they have to discard at will not at random. Thats true but hey, sometimes it better for them to discard becuase you get closer and closer to the vital goods.
If every card in a players deck is vital to their strategy then you are setting them steps behind their strategy. Why pay 1000 life points when you can just clear the way and then make them discard? not to mention the abuse of the Emesary. Nobleman of Extermination, hasnt seen as much play as its brother Crossout but with the constant play and trickery of opponents, the more ways you have to destroy stuff, sometimes permanently, can be a very good thing.
Im a very big fan of RFG. Why? because its the ultimate place to leave stuff at, what better way than make the opponents Magician of Faith useless than removing from play that one spell card that they thought they would trick you with.
So now with out further delay I present to you...:
Give it a try, you might even like it
Take me to a place where our love must be alone, oh yeah
Take me away
Take me by the hand and control what is going on, oh yea
No matter what we may go through you got to understand
That I want you I need you each day
So take me away
Take me to a place where our love must be alone, oh yeah " - Take Me Away, Culture Beat ; 1996
Most of you were probably 3 or 4 when that song appeared I was around 12 or so, and some of us were probably hitting up their local Dance clubs to dance to this type of music. But Todays deck isnt about music but about what it can do and "Take Away" stuff from the hand with ease. You may have noticed the abscured deck list. 19/11/11, your probably thinking woah! but if you noticed, your missing what people consider staples. I decided that using minimal "staples" would be beneficial depending on what type of situation you want to end up in. Also, the type of deck, You will see a significant number of Brown, aswell as alot of rocks. This is a rock deck. But not just any old rock deck, this is the type that keeps on giving.
Sometimes, people state that killing the creature is often better than bouncing it back. Thats true, but after nemerous times of playing Magic I've noticed, If it makes the opponent waste more resources then its more for the better. So instead of Killing we will be returning. Your thinking right now. Returning? what the heck???? dude, thats not smart play! Oh but you see the difference between just returning and returning with Interests is very much different.
Criosphynx this card hasnt seen much play and after looking at it I saw that if you fix up a deck that can do what it needs, its a preaty good creature. Return a creature and then make them discard a card at will. Wow. thats awsome. Of course your thinking well, they have to discard at will not at random. Thats true but hey, sometimes it better for them to discard becuase you get closer and closer to the vital goods.
If every card in a players deck is vital to their strategy then you are setting them steps behind their strategy. Why pay 1000 life points when you can just clear the way and then make them discard? not to mention the abuse of the Emesary. Nobleman of Extermination, hasnt seen as much play as its brother Crossout but with the constant play and trickery of opponents, the more ways you have to destroy stuff, sometimes permanently, can be a very good thing.
Im a very big fan of RFG. Why? because its the ultimate place to leave stuff at, what better way than make the opponents Magician of Faith useless than removing from play that one spell card that they thought they would trick you with.
So now with out further delay I present to you...:
KrazyKidPSX said:
Give it a try, you might even like it