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This was based on D'Avenant Archer's ability (deal one damage to attacking or blocking creature) and kind of morphed into a Soldier deck. This was before the Sideboard contest (two years ago). I probably should put in Deserts to keep with the theme (and Balduvian Tradepost). Card availability...

This is loosely based on putting out a Basilisk, a Tempting Licid, and making all your opponent's creatures get killed. With assorted other stuff thrown in :) Card availability for improvements is limited from Revised to Stronghold. Creatures 1 Nurturing Licid 2 Verduran Enchantress 2 Wall...

I don't think I've actually killed anyone with the Boobytrap (and honestly, I can't remember how I did with the deck period), but hey... any format now, cards only from Revised-Stronghold. Spells 1 Ray of Command 4 Arcane Denial 4 Counterspell 4 Memory Lapse 4 Time Ebb 2 Booby Trap 1 Frantic...

Okay, here's my pride and joy, nurtured for several years, through Ice Age to Stronghold. It got me 4th place in my first tourney (back during Ice Age) and the only reason I think it didn't go further is because I played a side duel while waiting for my next match and my mana was clumped. No...

Okey-dokey, I'm playing Magic tonight for the first time in two years and this is a deck I came up with in 30 minutes. I can't make the changes anyone suggests right now (since I'm at work) but will keep them in mind. This uses cards from sets pre-Mirage (despite that I have through...

Last question! The category is Date. What happened on March 29, 1971? Initial guessed are due Monday, 9/17 by 6:00 AM EST and must be PMed. Anyone may join at any time. Griffy is the Dasher for this round.

What is notable about Sidney Clare? 1. Drove the "golden spike" where the Central Pacific Railroad met the Union Pacific Railroad west of Brigham City, Utah (EricBess' guess) 2. Second person to attempt cold fusion (Ransac's guess) 3. Widely credited with inventing the graphite tennis racket...

What is notable about Sidney Clare? 1. Drove the "golden spike" where the Central Pacific Railroad met the Union Pacific Railroad west of Brigham City, Utah 2. Second person to attempt cold fusion 3. Widely credited with inventing the graphite tennis racket 4. A champion greyhound trainer 5...

I'm thinking about getting back into Magic and I think I have a couple of free hours next Thursday evening 9/13. Does anyone want to meet at the WOTC store in Owings Mills Mall? I only have cards from Stronghold and earlier, so it'd have to be semi-Extended (at least, what I'd play).

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp 146-148. Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "White Blitzing Winds is a small fast creature deck. The major difference between White Blitzing Winds and a normal fast creature deck is that the Winds does...

The category is Name. What is notable about Sidney Clare? Initial guessed are due Monday, 9/10 by 6:00 AM EST and must be PMed. Anyone may join at any time. Lotus Mox is the Dasher for this round.

What is notable about Elmo Lincoln? 1. He was the first actor to play Tarzan in the movies. (correct answer) 2. He was Abraham Lincoln's great-grandson who wrote a highly regarded biography of the former president's life. (Apollo's guess) 3. He was the founder of Lincoln, Nebraska who was...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George baxter, 1996, pp. 145-146. Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "The Ping deck was built after looking at the Psionic Entity and wondering just what it would take to make it work and work well. Obviously there has to be...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp 143-144. Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "The Black Sea is an example of one of the more powerful decks in Type II, with its driving goal to establish card count superiority and maintain it. The...

What is notable about Elmo Lincoln? 1. He was the first actor to play Tarzan in the movies. 2. He was Abraham Lincoln's great-grandson who wrote a highly regarded biography of the former president's life. 3. He was the founder of Lincoln, Nebraska who was shot and killed by William Bonnie...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp 141-142. Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "This deck was designed by Adam Maysonet, one of the finest players in the country. Adam was one of the great founders of the Rack/Balance decks. His...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp 116-118. Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "The Lich deck is typical of one style of deck design. In this design, one combination or relationship is particularly powerful, and the rest of the deck is...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp. 139-140. Changes to the Banned/Restricted List have been made since then. "Ken Ellison sent this deck in response to a post on the Internet. Ken said he had quite a bit of success using the Sea of Fire in a number of local...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp. 115-116. Changes to the Banned/Restricted List have been made since then. "Corey Segal took a long time and great amount of trouble to produce this deck. The original idea behind the Void/Disk deck was to eliminate an opponent's...

From Deep Magic by Charles Wolfe and George Baxter, 1996, pp. 137-139 Changes to the Banned/Restricted Lists have been made since then. "Tab Dougherty is a friend who attended Texas A&M University. We met one day while playing at one of A&M's local game shops, where he gave a Type II deck...