tiny_warlock

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r/magicTCG•

So I posted here the other day asking about my green/white deck, and while I was bored I decided to try to put together a Blue/Black deck. I tried it out against some of my friends and it did pretty well. I know it's probably not a highly competitive deck but I'm really only looking to play at home with friends.

Any input with regards to cards to add/subtract or mechanics that I should be focusing on would be very welcome. So far it seems like the deck is pretty good at stalling my opponent until I can get some heavy hitters out there.

Tentative budget would be probably around $25. Here's the deck list:

2 x Abattoir Ghoul 2 x Dimir House Guard 1 x Dragonlord Silumgar 1 x Grave Titan 1

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r/magicTCG•

Hey everyone,

I just got into the game about a month ago when I bought a deckbuilder's toolkit and some random booster packs. From there, I put together this green/white deck and so far it's been doing alright, although I feel that it lacks focus, so I would like to hear what I could do to trim it down and/or make it geared more toward a specific archetype.

I've included the cards in my main board as well as cards I have that I thought might be useful to exchange in in the sideboard section.

As an aside, I play pretty much exclusively at home with my friends and I'm not too interested in playing in tournaments or at FNM, I'm just pretty competitive and want my deck to be the best that

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r/malefashionadvice•

I had these shoes a long time ago in high school and was looking to buy a pair again but can't remember what exactly they're called, and I don't know if they're still being made. They're puma canvas shoes, similar in weight and stuff to Keds, and had a pretty thin sole.

This is the only picture I could find of myself wearing them so I apologize if the quality is shitty but it's all I've got. Thanks!

http://imgur.com/ylLkRfo

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