Magic the Gathering place.

I've played my share of Magic throughout the years, and I have since around the time when they were first starting to become a name. I remember when Crash of the Rhinos was the coolest ever. Haha.

Right now, I'm running a Mirrodin/Kamigawa deck, based around White/Blue/Artifacts with just a hint of Black for flavor. It centers around having lots of artifacts that cost one or less, then capitalizing on the Mirrodin block's white retriever cards to get them back, such as the Leonin Squire. It also enjoys defenders such as the 1/1 Myr that, at the beginning of each upkeep, if you've got them in your graveyard, bring them back out into play. What's it called. Basically, it stalls time with small returners, bouncers, and some limited card drawing until you get the heavy hitters of the deck: combos that allow you to throw down small artifacts like Aether and Sunbeam Spellbomb over and over again in every turn, quick card-drawing combos, and the black kicker - Neverending Torment. I've decked opponents who had 120+ size decks with this deck, and it's a 60 card standard. My friend, an authentic genius and brutal strategist, is afraid of this deck.

I'm afraid I haven't kept up with the game recently... at least not since 9th Edition. I haven't had time.

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Yeah, and I keep beating Starman all the time. 3-0. We need more challengers... Just kidding with you, Starman. That deck threw me for a loop. Seriously, though, it's lots of fun. I think it'd be a cool group thing.

(Also, Starman, I wasn't trying just to end the game, I got real distracted afterwards, with stuff like Samurai Champloo... I'm seriously hitting the sack now.)

There's nowhere I can't reach.