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| Felipe Musco |
![]() Posted: Thu May 25, 2006 7:50 pm |
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| Do you think 3rd Degree Burn is Regionals material, anyway? It didn’t do that good in the reviews... I mean, it would be a long shot entering at the Regionals after 4 years of LOTR with an average deck... |
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| Felipe Musco |
![]() Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 2:43 pm |
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Grail, I don’t think you got it, he’s coming to visit ME, which means, he’s coming FROM California TO Brasil (I know you write it with a "z" in the US, but it’s with an "s"...). Or maybe I didn’t get YOU. Are you telling me to open them all as fast as I can and post the rares I’ve got? Geez, they’ll be VERY random, a one-of-a-kind deck (literally).
I had a deck like this in LOTR’s first block, though, and it was undefeated for as long as I played the game (actually, the only deck that posed a threat against it was my OTHER deck...)  |
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| La_Sin_Grail |
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What I’m telling you is a few booster boxes can go a very, very long way. Once you’ve cracked them all, organize them all and get to the tourney very early. Trade for the missing pieces and beat some poeple!
What I’m telling you is open them all a.s.a.p., and I’l help design you a deck based on what you pulled (complete with a list of what to trade for if you can before you register). |
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