Magic: The Gathering Standard Decks to Look Out! For.

Magic: The Gathering Standard Decks to Look Out! For.


Wolf Run Green

Main Deck

18 Forest

3 Inkmoth Nexus

2 Kessig Wolf Run

1 Mountain

1 Acidic Slime

3 Solemn Simulacrum

4 Primeval Titan

2 Llanowar Elves

4 Dungrove Elder

4 Birds of Paradise

1 Thrun, the Last Troll

1 Karn Liberated

4 Garruk, Primal Hunter

4 Rampant Growth

3 Green Sun's Zenith

3 Beast Within

2 Batterskull

Side

2 Thrun, the Last Troll

2 Wurmcoil Engine

1 Tree of Redemption

2 Sword of Feast and Famine

3 Ratchet Bomb

2 Ancient Grudge

2 Melira, Sylvok Outcast

1 Garruk Relentless/Garruk, the Veil-Cursed

UB Blade

Main Deck

8 Island

6 Swamp

4 Inkmoth Nexus

4 Darkslick Shores

4 Drowned Catacomb

4 Reassembling Skeleton

4 Snapcaster Mage

2 Doom Blade

4 Black Sun's Zenith

4 Sword of Feast and Famine

4 Forbidden Alchemy

4 Think Twice

4 Dissipate

4 Mana Leak

Side   

1 Peace Strider

2 Doom Blade

4 Batterskull

4 Phyrexian Crusader

4 Flashfreeze

Mono Black Infect

Main Deck

4 Inkmoth Nexus

20 Swamp

4 Phyrexian Crusader

4 Plague Stinger

2 Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon

2 Whispering Specter

3 Liliana of the Veil

2 Contagion Clasp

1 Dismember

2 Distress

1 Doom Blade

4 Lashwrithe

1 Nihil Spellbomb

2 Tezzeret's Gambit

1 Tribute to Hunger

1 Tumble Magnet

3 Victim of Night

3 Virulent Wound

Side

1 Whispering Specter

1 Distress

2 Nihil Spellbomb

2 Tribute to Hunger

1 Tumble Magnet

1 Virulent Wound

2 Black Sun's Zenith

3 Phyrexian Vatmother

2 Spellskite

GW Token

Main Deck

4 Oblivion Ring

2 Mortarpod

2 Sword of Feast and Famine

3 Garruk Relentless/Garruk, the Veil-Cursed

3 Elspeth Tirel

4 Birds of Paradise

4 Avacyn's Pilgrim

4 Mirran Crusader

2 Blade Splicer

2 Mikaeus, the Lunarch

4 Hero of Bladehold

2 Geist-Honored Monk

4 Razorverge Thicket

4 Sunpetal Grove

4 Gavony Township

8 Forest

4 Plains

Side

2 Naturalize

1 Garruk, Primal Hunter

2 Celestial Purge

3 Thrun, the Last Troll

2 Timely Reinforcements

1 Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite

2 Sword of War and Peace

1 Mortarpod

1 Garruk Relentless/Garruk, the Veil-Cursed

Magic: the Gathering Will be Releasing New Premium Deck

Magic: the Gathering Releases Graveborn Premium Deck on November 18, 2011

Summon the Dead at Will.

"Legions of corpses await your sinister commands. This 60-card, all-foil deck entombs, exhumes, and reanimates some of the most powerful Magic creatures from all five colors of mana. Harvest your graveyard for an assortment of these face-beaters as you walk over a field of bones to claim your victory."

Contents:

• 60-card premium foil deck, including 8 rare cards
• Exclusive Spindown life counter
• Foil deck box
• Strategy insert
• Magic "learn to play" guide

Deck Design and Development: David Humpherys
Release Date: November 18, 2011
MSRP: $34.99


 How Many Will You Get???

Innistrad Hold the Line Event Decks

Hold the Line:

• Low-cost creatures like Elite Vanguard and Champion of the Parish to pressure your opponent starting from the first turn, then suit up your creatures with Equipment to maintain your advantage into the midgame.
• It gives you plenty of ways to overcome opposing creatures. Being able to tap enemy creatures with Gideon's Lawkeeper and then sneak some damage through, or exile enemy creatures with Oblivion Ring and Fiend Hunter to clear potential blockers out of the way.
• Bonds of Faith is another fun removal spell. If your opponent doesn't have any creatures, though, you can always cast Bonds of Faith on one of your own creatures.

After sideboarding, you have access to answers for specific threats. Get rid of problematic red or black permanents with Celestial Purge. Use Nihil Spellbomb to end any graveyard-based shenanigans. Call on Suture Priest for a hefty life drain against creature-based decks. Blow up annoying artifacts and enchantments with Leonin Relic-Warder. Lastly, prevent problem cards from being played entirely with Nevermore!

There are multiple ways you could alter the deck to suit your own playing style. You could make the deck even more aggressive with more cards like Champion of the Parish and Elite Inquisitor. Alternatively, you could "go bigger" with larger if slightly slower creatures. Hero of Bladehold brings along an army whenever it attacks, and Mikaeus, the Lunarch can add +1/+1 counters to build that army to colossal size.

It's your choice if you choose to Hold The Line!

Deck List:

Main Deck 60 cards
24  Plains 24 lands 4  Accorder Paladin 1  Champion of the Parish 4  Doomed Traveler 1  Elite Inquisitor 2  Elite Vanguard 4  Fiend Hunter 4  Gideon's Lawkeeper 2  Mirran Crusader 22 creatures	4  Bonds of Faith 2  Butcher's Cleaver 2  Honor of the Pure 4  Oblivion Ring 2  Silver-Inlaid Dagger 14 other spells Sideboard 4  Celestial Purge 4  Leonin Relic-Warder 1  Nevermore 3  Nihil Spellbomb 3  Suture Priest 15 sideboard cards

Magic: The Gathering Innistrad Pre-Release

On Saturday September 24, 2011 marks an ever exciting day at the Innistrad Pre-Release! Here's some details about this very special event (held at Teddy'n'Me):

-$30 was the admit fee, it started at 11:00 am on Saturday September 24th
-Each admit came with six packs of the brand-new "Innistrad" set for the Magic the Gathering Trading Card Game, as well as an exclusive alternate art "Mayor of Avabruck/Howlpack Alpha" Transforming card from the set.

- Players had to use the contents of the six packs to build a 40-card deck to play in a Swiss-style tournament.

-Additional prize support was dependent on the number of entries received, but every player was able to leave with AT LEAST one additional pack of "Innistrad", just for playing!

Many players enjoyed being one of the first people around the city to be able to try these new cards with vampires, zombies, and werewolves from the newest Magic: The Gathering set: Innistrad.

At the end of the day everyone who came loved the new cards that gave a new twist to the game and the format.