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(theres still some problems with this article. im pretty sure that deck isn't original slaver seeing as it doesnt run mindslaver. plus, snow-covered isn't a land. anybody know where the op for this article is?) |
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The primary focus of the '''Vintage Gifts''' deck is to maintain card advantage until one of its limited win conditions can be used. Here is a Vintage deck, by Andrew Probasco, who took 2nd place at a tournament in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2005. |
The primary focus of the '''Vintage Gifts''' deck is to maintain card advantage until one of its limited win conditions can be used. Here is a Vintage deck, by Andrew Probasco, who took 2nd place at a tournament in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2005. |
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| − | Please note that since this decklist was created, <c>Gifts Ungiven</c>, <c>Brainstorm</c> and <c>Thirst for Knowledge</c> have all been Restricted in Vintage. |
+ | Please note that since this decklist was created, <c>Gifts Ungiven</c>, <c>Brainstorm</c>, <c>Merchant Scroll</c> and <c>Thirst for Knowledge</c> have all been Restricted in Vintage. |
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Revision as of 15:48, 28 June 2012
The primary focus of the Vintage Gifts deck is to maintain card advantage until one of its limited win conditions can be used. Here is a Vintage deck, by Andrew Probasco, who took 2nd place at a tournament in Indianapolis, Indiana in 2005.
Please note that since this decklist was created, Gifts Ungiven, Brainstorm, Merchant Scroll and Thirst for Knowledge have all been Restricted in Vintage.
Original slaver deck
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