@ajfirecracker said:
> We should try to adopt a principle of charity - interpreting the statements of those we disagree with as attempts to communicate the clearest and most thoughtful version of their argument.
Date: Friday, July 19th
Location: The Whittier Pub - 2000 E 28th
Entry fee: $20
Proxies: 100% Proxy
Prizes: Cash, Glory, and a sweet trophy.
Round 1 starts promptly at 7pm - Be there early!
Event website | Facebook Event Page
Trophy:
@anonymous said in [M20] Manifold Key:
3, T: Target creature can't be blocked this turn.
Read as
3, T: If you controlled Blightsteel Colossus at the beginning of this turn, you win the game.
Another point toward affordable old school is the cards you already have for other formats. After accounting for things I already owned, I just bought all the things I need for my new OS deck for $110 - and that's including upgrading some things to more aesthetically pleasing versions. And of that $110, $40 was cards I was already planning on buying for non-OS reasons.
FWIW, this is a thing I really like about Middle School. If you play Legacy (and to a lesser extent, Vintage), you have the majority, by cost, of at least one and probably several decks.
No scheduling details posted yet. I'll edit this when more details become available.
Official website is eternal-weekend.magicbazar.fr
Despite the energy and organization that have defined the format in the past few years, Austin does not have a centralized Old School scene. With that, I’ve found that local players have many misconceptions about Old School. The biggest one, invariably, is the cost of building a deck. As we’ve just announced our second non-proxy event of the year – the Summer of 94 – we wanted to help prospective and skeptical players come and join us for a day of fun and old cardboard. To do that, I’m writing this article to help new players put a deck together without buying Power, Duals, etc.
More results, pics, and other cool shit at LoneStarLhurgoyfs.com
Standings:
- Bryan Hockey - GW Enchantress
- Michael O'Mally - Jund Aggro
- Ben Kendrick - Pandeburst
- Robert Wyatt - Sexy Rector
- Tim Everett - Stiflestill
- Nick Olin - Red Deck Wins
- Patrick Vincent - Rebirth
- Brian Tweedy - Turbolands (No decklist)
- David London - GU Enchantress
- Jacob Baltz - UW Control (No decklist)
- Tri Nguyen - Trix
- Stu Ziarnik - Urza's Saga Special Delivery Preconstructed Deck
- Sam Craven - 4C Madness
- Curt Christianson - UR Stiflenought
- Joseph Amaya - Landstill Tokens
- Nathan Golia - UB Psychatog
Pictures:
Our prizes:
Our participation trophies:
Charity event at the
