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  My Pick:

1) Runeclaw Bear
2) Ignite Disorder
3) Cancel
Disorder is a quite good sideboard card, but in order to make sure I’ll end up with enough playables, I’d rather pick the 2/2. Cancel and the counters in general are pretty good cards to hate draft when you have bombs.

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Maybe Entangling Vines was the right call. Many people have told me the card is much better than it seems, but I’m still having a hard time not seeing it as a Green Coma Veil.

  Pack 2 pick 8:

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Not even a rare-draft; the card has some potential!

  Pack 2 pick 9:

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1) Flashfreeze
2) Safe Passage
3) Goblin Piker
I'd rather avoid facing Flashfreeze than run Goblin Piker. Same goes with the always annoying Safe Passage, which can annihilate Fireball.

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The server is super lagging, this is a random pick, and I regret not picking the Naturalize which I’m going to miss.

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  Pack 3 pick 1:

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My deck is very strong, but it still feels weird not being Blue after opening three Mind Control.

  Pack 3 pick 2:

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One of the most underrated cards in the format thus far. I often receive it late when its destruction effect is actually always relevant. I see Oakenform only as a sideboard card versus RG when I don’t have combos with it, and even if I did have combos I’d still pick the Slime, which fits my curve and my deck’s theme perfectly.

  Pack 3 pick 3:

  My Pick:

1) Centaur Courser
2) Wall of Fire
3) Naturalize
4) Windstorm
If I were to pick a sideboard card, I’d rather like Naturalize than Windstorm, as I’m getting worried I don’t have a single answer to Mind Control yet. However, the two early but big creatures are excellent for my deck. As the Courser can attack and is a little easier to cast, it’s a level above Wall of Fire.

  Pack 3 pick 4:

  My Pick:

1) Pyroclasm
2) Deadly Recluse
3) Centaur Courser
4) Seismic Strike
The first pick is quite obvious, because it is great against the most annoying decks for me, because most of my guys survive it, and because I don’t want to pass the format’s best answer to Howl of the Night Pack.
If it wasn’t here I’d have picked the Recluse, because my deck is quite controlling, and Centaur Courser over Seismic Strike as I’m satisfied with my current amount of removal spells.

  Pack 3 pick 5:

  My Pick:

1) Wall of Fire
2) Llanowar Elves
3) Giant Growth
In the early draft I would have picked the Elves, but now that I’ve advanced a lot and that I have a stable control deck, the wall just seems more efficient to stop the opponents’ attacks. Giant Growth is not very interesting when I don’t have that many guys.

  Pack 3 pick 6:

  My Pick:

1) Borderland Ranger
2) Prodigal Sorcerer
Ranger is much better in the deck as far as synergy is concerned. It fixes the mana, makes card advantage, and makes my bombs better, while Pyromancer is “only” a great card versus UW decks.

  Pack 3 pick 7:

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Lag is back, I obviously wanted to pick Rod of Ruin, as I don’t need fixers (Expanse) anymore.

  Pack 3 pick 8:

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I’ve enough guys, and Canyon Minotaur would more likely end up in the sideboard now.

  Pack 3 pick 9:

  My Pick:

1) Stampeding Rhino
2/3) Seismic Strike/Elvish Visionary
Another random pick by Magic Online, but I don’t mind it much as Visionary is pretty nice in my deck. Seismic Strike is about the same level as it should be able to kill most early drops when the Visionary can stop some and, more importantly, get me closer to my bombs. The trample guy is a little better than the other too though, and it should have been my pick.

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Magic: Online!! Stop random picking and let me pick a Disenchant, I’m begging you!!

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8 Mountain
8 Forest
1 Plains
1 Terramorphic Expanse
1 Elvish Visionary
1 Runeclaw Bear
1 Deadly Recluse
1 Sparkmage Apprentice
1 Centaur Courser
2 Borderland Ranger
1 Wall of Fire
1 Giant Spider
2 Dragon Whelp
1 Elvish Piper
1 Acidic Slime
1 Capricious Efreet
1 Howl of the Night Pack
1 Bogardan Hellkite
2 Lightning Bolt
1 Giant Growth
1 Pyroclasm
1 Pacifism
1 Seismic Strike
1 Fireball

I won three times, each 2-0, without much difficulty. The deck was so stable that I got very regular draws, and every time I’ve faced a bomb (Master of the wild Hunt, Garruk Wildspeaker) I had a removal spell to kill it. Just as importantly, I didn’t have to face a single Island and therefore I luckily was not threatened by any of the three Control Magics I had passed.

The most interesting play of the draft occurred during the finals, when I attacked with Centaur Courser into my opponent’s Gorgon Flailed Back Knight. After he blocked, I used Elvish Piper to put Acidic Slime into play and destroy his equipment, and therefore his pro white guy as well. Another relevant thing in that draft came from the Efreet, who is actually just as good as it seemed, and which is probably even better in a R/B deck with regenerators and Vampire Aristocrat to remove the guy you have targeted and trade it with the opponent’s non-land permanent of your choice.

Until Wednesday...

Oli