The way to use Triad of Fates is to pay 1 to add a fate counter to a lowly token (such as a Servo). Then, pay 1 using something to untap Triad of Fates either Magewright's Stone or something like it. Then, pay another black mana to tap Triad of Fates again. Exile the token. Then, draw 2 card.
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Tuesday, November 7, 2017
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Vicious Resurrections ~ Peasant Green White
Here are the rules I use:
This deck tries to create tons of tokens with cards like Eyeless Watcher that makes two tokens in addition to itself, and Kozilek's Predator which also makes two tokens in addition to itself. These are then meant to be pumped by Overrun and Triumph of the Hordes. And, if they die, so what? Evolution Charm or Wildwood Rebirth put them back into play with even more tokens.
This is the mechanic.
Play something like Eyeless Watcher. It creates 2 tokens.
Then, attack with Eyeless Watcher. The best thing that can happen to you are forced to put it in the graveyard because then you can bring it out with Evolution Charm, and recast it so you with have a total of 4 tokens. Combine an attack with an uncommon and slam! ~ It's game over.
| Land | Creatures 2 mana | Uncommons | Resurrectors |
| 10 Forests | 3 Nest Invader | 4 Overrun | 4 Evolution Charm |
| 10 Plains | Triumph of the Hordes | 4 Kor Skyfisher | |
| 4 Selesnya Guildgate | Creatures 3-4 | 3 Wildwood Rebirth | |
| 2 Eyeless Watcher | |||
| Other Creatures | 4 Kozilek's Predator | ||
| 2 Greater Basilisk | Scion Summoner | ||
| 2 Wickerbough Elder | |||
| Other Enchantments | |||
| 4 Pacifism | |||
| 2 Rancor |
Saturday, September 2, 2017
Wall of Denial - Pauper CMDR
This deck is better for a 30 damage scenario.
Strategy for Pauper CMDR Wall of Denial:
1. Rid yourself from your opponents offense with auras and spells.
2. Win at the long slow hard fought battle with small creatures.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
MTG's Use of Kor
I had long wondered where MTG got the word kor from. Examples of this type of card are attached. These kor cards primarily dealing with the color white (plains); it's a long shot, but think farming plains.
I just finished listening to Mechirah - Chapter Twenty Eight of the Mishneh Torah http://www.chabad.org/dailystudy/rambam.asp… --
and found that in Hebrew this word is often used in agriculture - hence the possible combination of kor with agriculture and plains.
Kor - definition of kor by The Free Dictionary
www.thefreedictionary.com/kor
kor - an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to 10 baths or 10 ephahs.
Sunday, June 21, 2015
Milk of Dread ~ Pauper
Milk of Dread’ strategy is moderate paced. The deck has a few ways to gain life, in
particular Goldenglow Moth, Lone Missionary, and Sylvok Lifestaff, each buying
time so that the others can fly over, or bust through an opponent’s defense. In addition, there are more traditional white
enchantments that help lock up an opponent’s defense, slowing the progression of the game for a steady offense.
To review a specific card in this deck; Doomed Traveler is a
great pauper creature. I often judge
pauper creatures with respect to how powerful they are in comparison to infect
cards, such that in this case Doomed Traveler. I compare it to Glistener
Elf. Glistener Elf is a 1/1 but because
it essentially deals double damage because 10 poison counters are lethal, so it is really like a 2/2. Similarly, Doomed Traveler is as 2 1/1
creatures, which add up to 2/2, effectively as powerful as a Glistener Elf.

Creatures: 21
3 Razor Golem (Razor
Golem is also an artifact)
Artifacts and Enchantments: 16
Sorceries:
Land:
1 Kabira Crossroads 20
Plains
Personal Info: Milk of Dread is a moderately paced white deck. Like many decks of mine it tells a
story. In this case, it is with regard to
my milk intolerance and allergy struggles.
For example, the card “Doomed Traveler” makes me think of difficulties I
had traveling, such as the several car accidents I was in due to the brain fog
milk induced to me.
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Deck Name: Michael Jackson, Deck Colors: Black and White, Format: Modern. Version: 2.6.
The strategy is simple. Crush your opponent's offense first. Make your opponent discard cards. Destroy, and enchant your opponent's offense. Once your opponent is at your mercy begin the attack!
Please note the change of format, legacy to modern, for version 2.6 of this deck named - Michael Jackson.
Artifact Creature
Creature: 6+1
Artifact Equipment
Enchantment: 8
Instant: 8
2 Unmake
Planeswalker:
Sorcery: 10
LAND: 23
3 Evolving Wilds 8 Plains
9 Swamp 3 Terramorphic Expanse
Monday, May 11, 2015
Deck Name: Long Slow Demise. Deck colors: Green and White. Format: Pauper. Version: 1
The object of this deck
is to bring about a “Long Slow Demise” to your opponent or else a long slow
demise will be brought to you. There are 23 enchantments. Each
enchantment is designed to work especially with the focal creature; AuraGnarlid (shown here):
Creatures: 17
Enchantments: 23
Land: 20
8 Forest 8
Plains
Sideboard:
1 Evolution Charm 4 Lull
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