GoblinsBeatElves Deckling

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When I was 11, I went to a trading card camp during a week in the summer. There, I learned how to play MTG, and I was interested from the start. I got my first deck and 500 random cards shortly after.(Before this, I could only play Pokémon TCG. I still can, I would just be terrible at it now).

When I was 10, and I still played Pokémon, I didn’t know what MTG was yet. I found a Stormfront Pegasus in a closet somewhere, and was utterly confused. What were those little numbers in the corner? How did it attack? Where was its HP? I didn’t understand it. My first rare was a foil Mayor of Avabruck  ^Flip, which inspired me to make my first deck, werewolves. My first mythic was a Medomai the Ageless.

Favorite:

Color:

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Least Favorite:

Although Green is my favorite color and White is my least favorite, I’ll play any colors if I have a (preferably tribal) deck with a good strategy in those colors.

Color Combinations:

Really anything if I have a good deck in that color combination.

Formats:

The only format I really follow is Modern, but I’ll occasionally look at EDH or Standard decks. Of course, as I only play casually myself, Casual Multiplayer would be my favorite.

Card: Krenko, Mob Boss

Tribe:

Goblins. (Werewolves, Dragons, Minotaurs, and Vampires are shortly after).

Combo: Gilder Bairn+Paradise Mantle+Training Grounds

I like this combo because this is a more unexpected combo, not known by many people. I also like it because it has many ways it could work: Infinite loyalty counters on Jace TMS, infinite charge counters on Umezawa's Jitte, Aether Vial, or Darksteel Reactor, or Pentad Prism, infinite +1/+1 counters on a Primordial Hydra, infinite card draw with Vexing Sphinx, etc. See my deck Emrakul Turn 4! (Insane Combo) for inspiration.

Block:

Hmm... either Lorwyn block or the newer Innistrad block

If you are ever looking through my decks and you wonder “Why are there so little discard/burn/control decks.”, it’s because I play multiplayer. In casual games with my friends, we play multiplayer a lot. It means that decks based on expending all of your resources fast, on one person, like Burn, are rendered very weak. If you expend everything you have on one person, four others will come in and destroy you. It changes what cards are good, as well. Vicious Conquistador might be one of the better one drops, because draining everyone can be strong. If you try to play Aggro, it’s hard to attack with everything at one person because others will attack you. This is why most of my decks are creature based (because it is very difficult to control four different opponents with either control or discard), and why my decks might seem different.