The guys from The Casual Planeswalker come back from Summer Vacation!
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Brad Osborne
Leroy Phipps
DJ Clark
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Keep in mind that this is a Commander deck and so there is one of each card with the exception of basic lands. Devour for Power Decklist Commander: The Mimeoplasm The Mimeoplasm* Creatures: Nezumi Graverobber Skullbriar, the Walking Grave Skullbriar, the Walking Grave* Riddlekeeper* Fleshbag Marauder Eternal Witness Patron of the Nezumi Troll…
In case you haven’t heard, the word is Stormbreath Dragon among aggressive red mages. He’s hasty, he’s flying, and he’s even going to evade those annoying white spells that always get in the way. I’ve heard a few people complain about the 4/4 and the fact that he’s in prime Mortars territory, but yeah. What…
Last week I stated that there is a casual player inside every competitive player, but suggested that the flip side of that coin may not be so true. Is there a competitive player in every casual player, and if so, which profile do I fit? The answer is not so simple, and the explanation may…
Everyone here at the Casual Planeswalker is eagerly anticipating our trip to Denver’s Pre-Release for New Phyrexia, hosted by Front Range Magic. While there’s a lot to look forward to in the new set, including the Praetors, a whole menagerie of new Living Weapons, and more Infect than you can shake a Staff of the Ages
at, there are few things about the set that have occurred to us as being a little less obvious, but nonetheless significant.
One factor that we think might play a game-changing role on Saturday is the phenomenon we’ve affectionately dubbed “Phyrexian Firebreathing”.
There certainly isn’t an abundance of creatures with this ability, but there is the potential to use Immolating Souleater to deal 10+ damage on the third turn and that’s nothing to sneeze at. While Ogre Menial might not exactly look appealing, he’s got Infect built in and will only need half as much pumping for the kill-shot.
I used to hate the core sets in Magic. It used to be filled with the most boring cards imaginable. Creatures that didn’t really do anything. Simple spells that were usually pretty straightforward. Really, VizzerdrixVizzerdrix would have been such a disappointing rare to find in a pack. Fortunately, things have gotten more interesting. It’s great…
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Wow, this is very informing! .. Lucas Gargan