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Back to today, and Id look to cut Angelic Skirmisher, which doesnt suit our build whichever direction we take it (Reanimator, or Equipment)
The three may be familiar to long-time D&D adventurers
While there are guidelines to keep in mind when deck building (no Game Changers in Exhibition or Core, no mass land denial through Upgraded, etc.), the bracket system is emphatically not just "put your deck into a calculator, get assigned a rank, and be ready to play." I deeply appreciate the tools that websites like Moxfield and Archidekt have put together to give you an overall estimate, and they've done some fantastic iteration to help emphasize intent as wellbut I want to stress that any estimate is just an estimate
Posted in: Card Games, Games, Magic: The Gathering, Tabletop, Wizards of the Coast | Tagged: Brawl, card games, casual, commander, deck tech, EDH, magic, Magic: The Gathering, MTG, MTGELD, Tabletop, wizards of the coast, WotC A Surprise Commander Deck Tech "Magic: The Gathering" As a surprise for readers of Bleeding Cool's Magic: The Gathering content, I've decided to write up an extra deck tech for all of you for the month of September