Vintage 101: New York Stax Exchange
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For this week's article I wrote about NYSE IV. I hope you all enjoy it. Congrats to the champ @Montolio , way to go buddy.
Thanks to Nick for putting the event on and helping with deck lists, and thanks to everyone else who helped.http://www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/vintage-101-new-york-stax-exchange
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Thanks for the article. A couple small points:
"If Sudden Shock is utilized correctly, the Mentor player will only be able to get at most one Monk token out of the exchange."
Obviously I understand what you mean, but this is not correct. When I know my opponent has sudden shocks I will often wait to play a mentor under I can play a sorcery, hold priority, and respond with an instant.
"Playing six rounds means that you'll face a broader range of decks"
The event was 8 rounds with a cut to top8.
I thought it was great that we had a modo finals in a premier paper event.
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I knew the event was more than six rounds, I don't know how I missed that. Thanks for reading.
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@diophan I guess my point was that on an MTGO daily event you could get away with a more narrow sideboard because there's a decent chance you'll just miss any one specific match up. Making a sideboard for a large paper event has to be much more difficult in my opinion.
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This was supposed to be in the articles section. Posting via smartphone somehow caused me to make that error.