Hello everybody!

I am a high school MtG player. I read a lot of content and rave about Magic all the time, but I never seem to have enough time to play. My favorite format is cube: anything with stuff like Oracle of Mul Daya, Ugin, the Spirit Dragon, Elspeth, Sun's Champion, Stromkirk Noble, and Tamiyo, the Moon Sage in a draft is sweet to me. I enjoy playing almost any kind of deck and often go through phases: I liked combo for a while, then control, now aggro: that's why I like playing Grixis Delver in Modern. You get to control when it's appropriate, get aggressive if you can at the start, and sometimes maneuver puzzle-like situations to win the game near the last stages of the game similar to how I would think while I played infect. You can check out my Delver deck below: It's one hell of a sweet deck to pilot, but it isn't intuitive at the start. I'd be willing to give advice to any up and coming delver players (but bear in mind, I'm always learning new shenanigans about it).

I also write (and intend to continue to write) the MicroBrews article series for this site. Check them out! I hope you guys like it! They're mostly on modern. I want to work as an editor/writer in the future, so any advice on my articles is appreciated. I need to get back on the ball with my articles; haven't done one in a while...

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Aggro Deck: MtGO Cube Mono Red

Midrange Deck: KTK Standard Abzan (the one with Satyr Wayfinders, Tasigurs, and obviously Siege Rhinos)

Control Deck: Mirage-Tempest Buehler Blue

Combo Deck: Legacy Dredge

Artifact: Metalworker/Sensei's Divining Top

White card: Porcelain Legionnaire/Eldrazi Displacer

Blue card: Dig Through Time/Jace, Vryn's Prodigy  ^Flip

Black Card: Tasigur, the Golden Fang/Griselbrand

Red card: Abbot of Keral Keep/Inferno Titan/Wildfire

Green card: Satyr Wayfinder/Oracle of Mul Daya

Multicolored card: Siege Rhino/Obzedat, Ghost Council/Sidisi, Brood Tyrant/Ral Zarek/Dromoka's Command/Kolaghan's Command/Keranos, God of Storms

Land: Island/Bazaar of Baghdad

MtG Article: How to Convince your Opponent to Hand You the Game by Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa

Thanks to Scorprix for the "tutorials" on making fancy names!

Thanks to The_Dragonmaster for the fancy HTML stuff!

I GO BY "Mcswagglepants" ON UNTAP.IN AND BY @dustydeckbox ON TWITTER

Shoutout to Crazy Timmy Games in Kirkland, WA

Thanks for looking!