Hi there. You appear to be visiting my profile. Well then, have fun, I guess.

What? You expected an intro or something?

Fine... I'm a relatively recent mtg addict (started on late battle for zendikar/shadows over innistrad cycle) that somehow won a sample deck "tournament" at a local mangafest, and got hooked to that gorgeous art and lore. Then, I started playing what people would say "kitchen table" magic with my friends, and made some pretty weird deck choices. I inmediatly fell in love with our Eldrazi overlords, and thought that Artisan of Kozilek was the best mtg card period. I tried playing modern with my jank deck, not knowing what modern was, and got misreably crushed by some seafood deck, that started my hatred towards modern and merfolk alike. After that, I discovered what standard was, and made a relatively decent aristocrats deck, with sol ring on it because I thought masterpieces were standard legal. After that, I made that weird The Scarab God deck that I posted here, because I got two of those on my Hour of devastation prerelease. I upgraded it over the time and eventually came to be the second best deck on my LGS!I even got two Liliana, the Last Hope on some boosters on that store! And then it rotated out.

In my grief and sorrow, I saw some ad about a commander tournament in the lgs, and thus began my quest to make an eldrazi deck commanded by Emrakul, the Promised End itself. That was on the 2017 precons promotional tournament. I got absolutely destroyed by Edgar Markov, of course.

But something had changed. Something was different. I felt warmed by that game, even when I did not win. It was the timmy experience, the pure jank I played, the low budget of such big decks... (note that I live in europe: most prices here are way cheaper here thanks to cardmarket!)

And so my love for commander started. With that very eldrazi deck. (Funny because that one isn't very budget after all).

Now I lead my own playgroup here where I live (Cádiz, spain) and lend people my decks so we can play the jankiest games.