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The Persistence of Time, Top Three Plays for States, and Two Rogue Counters “One of biggest skill gaps I see between players of mid- and high-tier caliber is their ability to recognize win conditions within a reasonable amount of time. Some of you might be thinking: “What are you talking about Russ? All I have to do is take 6 Prizes.” While this is the main win condition of this game — other than say the Bench-out or deck-out — I believe when preparing for a best-of-three format players need to have a good grasp on the reach of their deck and its ability to make comebacks in difficult situations. I’ll use my tournament run…
Moving Forward with Standard, and a Guide to Coping with Format Rotations
“Before we get too far into discussion, let’s set the stage for Standard. Recently I’ve read a lot of hate regarding the current Standard. And I mean a lot. However, consider this: We haven’t had a genuine rotation in almost three years! Things like Juniper and N have been legal for around four years! Back in the days of 2004-2008, format rotations were so dramatic, critical engines and Supporter lineups changed almost every season. Here’s a brief, non-exhaustive overview of the cards decks used to function back then: 2004-2006 Setup Pokémon: Pidgeot RG, Magcargo DX 20 Supporters: TV Reporter, Steven’s Advice,…
It sends electricity through its legs to boost their strength. Running at top speed, it easily breaks 50 mph. (Boltund)
Musings on Grass Plays for the Present and Future “Obviously, the first relevant application of Ancient Origins is Autumn Regionals. As such, I’m going to be looking through Ancient Origins in the lens of the Expanded format. For your convenience, the following is the currently known slate of Autumn Regionals: Week 1: October 3rd/4th Houston, TX Phoenix, AZ Week 2: October 10th/11th Lancaster, PA Week 3: October 17th/18th Fort Wayne, IN San Jose, CA Vancouver, BC (1-Day Event) Throughout the season, 6P will be gathering and posting event date information in this thread. Check back throughout the season for more information. Obviously, this is going to be a wild format. 18 sets…
If a job requires serious strength, this Pokémon will excel at it. Its copper body tarnishes in the rain, turning a vibrant green color. (Cufant)
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It has an electrical organ on its chest. While generating electricity, it fills its surroundings with what sounds like the strumming of a bass guitar. (Toxtricity)
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