Ever go to your LGS for Friday night
magic for some good ol’ fun playing with other players and find out that just
about more than half of the player’s decks are copies of the top 8 decks? I
haven’t experience anything of that nature at my LGS, but I’ve heard words
floating around about it.
I can understand copying the top 8 is
one way of being sure you win whatever the prize payout may be at your LGS. But
I always feel that making your own deck is your own creative idea to try and
win into the top player of the night. It doesn’t seem to be very fair for
people who really can’t afford all those high priced cards to be put into their
decks; they can only work with what they have. I mean who wouldn’t want a deck
full of rare and mythic rare in it?
Making your own deck is fun to do,
especially when you can do everything in your power to stay alive in the game
or even win a round. But for most people
it’s kind of hard to do because they can only work with what they got and a lot
of times they don’t have much to work with. Yea people at the LGS can suggest
things to improve the deck but it’s usually always the cards that are high
priced or cards they don’t have that they suggest. There’s always the choice of
bring all the cards you own in with you and they can help you out but sometimes
that can be a pain to do, only because you don’t know for sure if they would
help you or they will make your deck crappy and get away with it.
Which would you like better? Going
against someone’s creative deck or someone who copies the top 8?
Also
what deck do you normally run for Friday night Magic or any event?
Leave
me your thoughts in the comments.
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a happy and safe thanksgiving.
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for reading my blog.
> There’s always the choice of bring all the cards you own in with you and they can help you out but sometimes that can be a pain to do, only because you don’t know for sure if they would help you or they will make your deck crappy and get away with it.
ReplyDeleteThat's why limited exists. It's a test of both deckbuilding and play skill.