Doomsday is a rather simple deck in concept. Cast a [[Doomsday]] to make your library five cards and then win with a [[Thassa's Oracle]]. The actual execution can vary by scenario. For example, how much mana do you have? How many cards can you draw? Can you afford to pass the turn? Questions like these Read More »
Oliver Everhard vs. Hank Zhong with Doomsday on 90s MTG — January 2023 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Oliver Everhard vs. Jeff Jao with Lands on 90s MTG — January 2023 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Oliver Everhard vs. Eric Ratkowski with Doomsday on 90s MTG — December 2022 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Eric Tang vs. Chris Banuchi with Minsc 4c Control on 90s MTG — December 2022 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Eric Tang vs. Phil Blechman with Miracles on 90s MTG — December 2022 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Initiative is a new Legacy deck built around the Dungeons and Initiative mechanic. A mono-white Stompy deck was born when two new white creatures - [[White Plume Adventurer]], [[Seasoned Dungeoneer]] - both of which have the Initiative mechanic were printed. These creatures with the combination of other disruptive creatures to maintain Initiative is what makes Read More »
The EPIC Gamble is virtually a mono-red Storm deck. The only non-red card in the main deck is [[Echo of Eons]] and some sideboard cards that they can [[Burning Wish]] for. The deck is comprised of rituals, card generation, and tutors. The recipe of a typical storm deck, but the main difference is being mono Read More »
Eric Tang vs. Phil Blechman with Miracles on 90s MTG — November 2022 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
Eric Tang vs. Dave Kaplan with Izzet Delver on 90s MTG — November 2022 Subscribe to more of this content on 90sMTG Youtube Channel. Read More »
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