Brainstorming

As usual visiting my favorite hobby. Then i came across this very amazing site “The World of Magic the Gathering.” When you enter the site you can feel the presence of Magic itself, the existence of the five different colors of Magic representing different worlds.

White symbol of light, protection and order

Blue symbolizing knowledge, illusion and deceit

Green a symbol of LIfe, Ferocity and Instinct

Red the symbol of Freedom, fire and impulse

last but not the least

Black which symbolizes darkness, ambition and death

This card costs more than your expensive laptop, your i-pod, your cellphone or whatever valuable things you have with you. Can you believe that this card has a value of almost $3, 000 dollars. How come a piece of printed paper can have a price like that? that is the part where only magic players could understand the value of it. It may not be valuable in the eyes of an ordinary person but for magic players they know the power behind it. With it they can be powerful and genius not literally for real, just in the world of Magic the Gathering.

Out of boredom i tried researching for magic cards online, large enough so I could reprint it. Instead of getting serious to the stuff and do my homework I rather found myself laughing at a few images that was either altered and redesigned. These are some of the few cards i encountered online.

The first one is kinda naughty, The only good thing about it is it’s 0(zero) to cast and nothing so special about it’s ability.  All it does is tap and taunt your opponent enough to stun them and keep them looking at this permanent while you instantly cast that shrapnel blast then sacrifice this artifact dealing 5 damage without him noticing it.

Not the best but just one of those altered magic the gathering cards.

and Last but not the least, so far the best redesigned Dark Ritual. Of course we all know nothing beats the original but take a look at the artwork it’s stunning, expressive, emotional and whatever dirty thoughts you can think about it.

A Magic deck contains 60 cards or more, if only we could get cards we wanted we can win a game in a few turns, impossible? possible… Of course we all know about that dabolic tutors and the likes there are two cards i know that does the trick pretty well. One is a creature and the other is an equipment but when combined you may use it’s ability to dig in to your deck and look for the cards that you want to draw next. Here’s the cards and do the math.

I spend most of my time dreaming, writing letters and drawing, oh I forgot playing Magic the Gathering. While doing some research on the next deck that i would be making i came across a few post and can’t stop reading the Hunter and the Evil.

Nothing’s more interesting than reading a comic book. I am always fund of reading books, though it lacks visual effects and images it allows your imagination to go wild letting you visualize the thought of it and allowing you to become a part of it like you were dreaming. Comic books are amazing they are author’s words put into action, an artist’s visualization of someone’s mind. What’s great than playing your favorite game? is seeing them in action. Take a peek and enjoy!

Looking for an ultimate control deck? here’s two awesome cards that does the trick pretty easily, these two are enough to enslave your opponent’s mind forever. Bringer of the White Dawn and Mindslaver if combined would be enough to make your opponent do nothing but just sit in his chair for the whole time like a spectator. While you play both decks including his why not ask your opponent to get some water.

Here’s a trick on how you can let your creature come back to life without spending a mana. If you have dread Return in your graveyard all you need to do is sacrifice 3 creatures in exchange for a larger one. I know you’re worried on how to get those three creatures for sacrifice, don’t worry Spectral Procession shall do the trick for you.

Laquatus’s Champion and Bogardan Hellkite by Far are two of the best cards i’ve looked into that comes into play damaging opponents. These Creatures may be to hard to cast so we might as well start learning a few Reanimating skills so we could play it for lesser cost.

Footsteps of the Goryo is one of the cards i hate using when reanimating a creature. One of the facts i hate about it is that my creature is forced to attack at the time it comes into play from my graveyard because it only lasts for one turn. As long as you have an anger in your graveyard and a mountain you can make good use of this ability with any creature you have in your graveyard but Kokusho, the evening star, the evening star might fit this skill pretty well, casting Footsteps of the Goryo for a cheap cost you can gain 5 life and let your opponent loose 5 life in just one turn.