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Tobold
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Hi!
I don't play constructed tournament, only the occasional sealed deck. But I play Magic one evening every week in a club for gamers. The games there are very casual, rarely a killer deck to be seen. We play both duels and multiplayer games, so I have to build decks that are able to handle both.
I have too many Magic cards, more than 12000 as my database tells me, and that is without surplus commons and basic lands. That means that I have the card pool to build Dojo decks, but I usually refuse to do so. I carry my decks in a box for 8 decks and I build a new set of 8 decks practically every week.
My philosophy for playing Magic is that it is the most fun if my chance to win is about 50% and my skill of playing makes a difference. I hate the "win at all cost" attitude of most competitive players. I'm a casual player.
I don't play constructed tournament, only the occasional sealed deck. But I play Magic one evening every week in a club for gamers. The games there are very casual, rarely a killer deck to be seen. We play both duels and multiplayer games, so I have to build decks that are able to handle both.
I have too many Magic cards, more than 12000 as my database tells me, and that is without surplus commons and basic lands. That means that I have the card pool to build Dojo decks, but I usually refuse to do so. I carry my decks in a box for 8 decks and I build a new set of 8 decks practically every week.
My philosophy for playing Magic is that it is the most fun if my chance to win is about 50% and my skill of playing makes a difference. I hate the "win at all cost" attitude of most competitive players. I'm a casual player.
