In maybe TheHamster. Still a bit reluctant about it, though, I'll test a bunch.

I also will test Magus of the Moat.

What 6tennis, are the five hundred dollars too much for you? :)

Moat would be a good sideboard addition

Moat is the security guard whom decides who can make a purchase and wards off those whom wish to steal the goods and wares of the shop

@benwah3000 No way, man. The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale is the s***. I would splurge n it if I could for my legacy deck. It would improve it so much! I play Loam Pox Depths, and it would be even more of a thing with the Tabernacle in the deck. Then again, I am a bad person, as all my friends like to remind me. Nice people don't play Smallpox. There's always something really funny about Crop Rotationing into the Dark Depths / Thespian's Stage combo on the end of some poor sap's turn.

@malfeischylde

I agree that its the shit. I just don't believe that shit is worth $800

Yeah, man, especially since I want one or two. I assume it has to do with its rarity, and people's lack of interest in parcing with one.

*parting

Welcome to competitive vintage :) And this is not even competitive.

And this price tag, kiddos, is why vintage players are so few and far between.

It makes competitive Modern look cheap as dirt :)

No diggity.

tabernacle is $100 cheaper in Italian (how I picked mine up) and the reason it's so expensive is because it came from a limited print block (Legends) and is on the reserve list

Okay, now, real quick, take out the Tabernacle's and replace them with 2 basic's, and tell me what the price tag is.

FORGET THE BUDGET VERSION, I MUST KNOW.

It's around $325 Runlue :)

dies a little inside

It's a heart attack! Get him to the ER, stat!

Runlue if you are looking for a budget modern version of this deck, I recommend looking up "enduring ideal"

I'm in your thank you list :')

Or, you could check out the BUDGET VERSION of this deck. Ya know, because that makes sense.

Gonna work on my branch's home page a bit.

I love this deck. It screws your opponent from every possible direction.

That's definitely the intention :)

It's like being on the business end(s) of a New Jersey nightclub.

shots intensify

this deck is hilarious, +1 for the great description!