by mtgsoldier on 2009-07-12 18:16 EST

First!!

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by DTrooper on 2009-07-12 18:22 EST

^ Good for you.

My deck failed miserably against control. I absolutely do not recommend it without some changes. Jenara and Elspeth come to mind.

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by Lynolf on 2009-07-12 18:38 EST

That's gotta be the worst mana base I've ever seen. Armilliary Sphere? Really? Have you ever heard about vivid lands and Reflecting Pool?

And how did Kiss of the Amesha work for you?

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by mikeg542 on 2009-07-12 18:40 EST

"Alara Block Constructed Deck"

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by DTrooper on 2009-07-12 18:47 EST

Fail.

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by Lynolf on 2009-07-12 18:52 EST

Oops... my bad. :P

That's what happens when you spend your entire day studying for an exam in the following day. -.-"

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by DTrooper on 2009-07-12 18:57 EST

Boa sorte nisso, man. ;)

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by mtgsoldier on 2009-07-12 19:52 EST

Thats not a fail.

I mean... tuga champion played with 4 lion eye diamond in vintage, why cant he play with vivis in alara block??

Thats just not fair :(

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by MarkovXII on 2009-07-13 09:41 EST

Good going trooper, Guess You Played the right deck after all huh?

BTW Tonis is the guy that beat me in the first round good going

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by IvanDano on 2009-07-13 10:28 EST

i love the 2nd place deck...it really looks familiar...

if you want to beat the walls...add 4 Jhessian Infiltrator to the sb...

i would take out the two martial coup and maybe the Pridemages but I like using them for Obelisks or Esper decks...

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by DTrooper on 2009-07-13 11:45 EST

@sokenzen34

Not at all, actually! I expected a lot more Jund but played a lot more 4/5cc, which this deck doesn't do that well against. I will probably add Jhessian Infiltrator as suggested by IvanDano as it is a great dude to beat the walls and equip with a Armadillo Hammer.

I had a lot of lucky draws to get there. I guess.

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