Dies to Removal

I wish every EDH game contained Khaos.

I fixed that for you.

I despise people who try to define what fun is and ban cards/archetypes because they're not fun.

Side note: My new hobby is finding Cockatrice "No MLD" games and playing the Stasis version of my Zedruu deck. Basically I know that means the host is a G or UG ramp-derp player and I want to hose him something fierce. It doesn't destroy lands; you just can't untap them.

I approve of this message.

I had 15 Plains in play and a Leonin Arbiter, my opponent had like 5 swamps (a Cabal Coffers got Strip Mined) and was stuck on mana...but because he had a Lord of the Void, the 3rd player assumed he was a bigger threat.

They shoulda killed me while they had the chance >:)

If you really think the deck is that big of a problem, srsly, just talk to the guy. Alex is totally right, that's the best solution. It always is.

I don't mind Gaddok Teeg, personally. He dies to basically everything, and if you know he's in your playgroup, you can build around that.

I play Path to Exile/Swords to Plowshares/Journey to Nowhere/Oblivion Ring/Detention Sphere as my ways to deal with him, and nobody even plays him at our store. And these cards aren't even central to my deck.

(totally just messing with you)

FOS EDH Profiles:

Wraith: "I don't like people who stop me from doing my thing."
TheStoreGuy: "My thing stops people from doing their thing"
Alex & Red: "Just play the best cards, duh. Y u bad bro?"
Kaze: "Fuck Sharuum"
Helios: "I play 68 plains"

People who think "the Spirit of EDH" is a defined, objective thing.

For le complaints.

Mine?
- Recursion
- Hexproof
- Protection
- Ramp

Essentially: Non-interactive things. I pretty much hate 'Battlecruiser' Magic where the goal is to see who can get their biggest baddie out first (answer: the one with the most ramp). The more back-and-forth, the more likely both players are to come out of the game with a sense of satisfaction - even if something crazy didn't happen.