I played a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh when I was in my young and stupid years. So I fell in love with the concept of beating down an opponent's life points until they are 0.
This Mono Red deck is my thesis as to how such a concept can be carried over into Magic the Gathering.
However, I need your help.
My general issue with the game is that you need an effective side deck to adapt and to change strategies on the fly in case you run into an opponent that you simply cannot beat down, requiring a bit of finesse to get the job done.
As someone who is only two months old into Magic, and has the Welcome decks of Blue, White and Black to work with, I need an effective side deck so that I can adapt my strategies accordingly.
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SanjiHimura says... #1
I played a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh when I was in my young and stupid years. So I fell in love with the concept of beating down an opponent's life points until they are 0.
This Mono Red deck is my thesis as to how such a concept can be carried over into Magic the Gathering.
However, I need your help.
My general issue with the game is that you need an effective side deck to adapt and to change strategies on the fly in case you run into an opponent that you simply cannot beat down, requiring a bit of finesse to get the job done.
As someone who is only two months old into Magic, and has the Welcome decks of Blue, White and Black to work with, I need an effective side deck so that I can adapt my strategies accordingly.
October 27, 2017 11:58 a.m.