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Beats and Skies does a bracket: Pool 1, Week 5. Round 2: decks 1 to 8.
So I think I’m just doing the full second round in one post. And if I don’t then I can just write a new intro, right? I think I can get away with a briefer summary of each deck this time around. [The next day: nah, it’s going to be a two parter. Make things easier on myself] The first round was pretty interesting, with the majority of the match ups being pretty close. Or at least you could make…
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Beat and Skies does a bracket: Pool 1, Week 4. Round 1: decks 25 to 32.
The final week covering the first round of 32 decks – you can find part one, two, and three at those links. At a glance, 3 out of 4 of these match ups have pretty clear results. Well, currently they do, at least. I’m essentially coming to my conclusions as I’m writing this so maybe some of decks I’ve pegged as underdogs might actually be able to exploit any weaknesses of the other one pretty…
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Have downloaded the tumblr app and I’m going to explore using the site a bit more than just automatically linking stuff from Wordpress. Any tips or recommendations for cool stuff I should be checking out? Into precons and retro magic and artwork, but not Commander which obviously is pretty big at the moment. (Especially in the precon space!)
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A consistent knights theme makes this deck a good starting point for those that like tribal aggression.
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With a somewhat unfocused deck, it's Oko's deck is a tricky one to pilot to victory.
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Although a significant improvement over previous planeswalker decks, the choice of a set-unsupported theme, split with a more generic aggressive strategy keeps the final Gideon deck from reaching its potential.
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Dovin's first (and last) planeswalker deck features one unique theme in tapping and one common one in fliers for a unique, if still underpowered, planeswalker deck.
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Domri's deck doesn't support its flashiest rare and doesn't offer that much synergy but I guess it still works if you like playing creatures and attacking.
