Magic the Gathering" Highlights Grixis Control Vs U/W Illusions G3 (12-27-2011)

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This is the highlights of game three between me playing my Grixis Control deck and Nick using his Blue / White Illusions.

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Grixis Control:

3 Think Twice
3 Blackcleave Cliffs
3 Dragonskull Summit
2 Mountain
2 Swamp
4 Drowned Catacomb
4 Sulfur Falls
5 Island
2 Consecrated Sphinx
1 Grave Titan
1 Inferno Titan
1 Olivia Voldaren
2 Doom Blade
1 Go for the Throat
4 Mana Leak
2 Dissipate
2 Slagstorm
1 Devil's Play
2 Tribute to Hunger
2 Forbidden Alchemy
2 Chandra, the Firebrand
2 Liliana of the Veil
2 Geistflame
2 Snapcaster Mage
2 Incinerate
2 Ghost Quarter
1 Darkslick Shores
SB: 1 Memoricide
SB: 1 Nihil Spellbomb
SB: 2 Flashfreeze
SB: 2 Negate
SB: 1 Monomania
SB: 1 Sorin's Vengeance
SB: 2 Slagstorm
SB: 1 Batterskull
SB: 2 Ancient Grudge
SB: 1 Go for the Throat
SB: 1 Black Sun's Zenith


Blue / White Illusions:

4-delver of secrets
4-snapcaster mage
4-lord of the unreal
4-phantasmal bear
3-phantasmal image
3-geist of saint traft

4-mana leak
4-vapor snag
4-ponder
3-gut shot
3-gitaxian probe

4-seachrome coast
4-glacial fortress
3-moorland haunt
9-island

sideboard-

3-flashfreeze
3-celestial purge
3-mental misstep
3-oblivion ring
1-gut shot
1-negate
1-mortarpod

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[shad0fx]

what kind of stand do you use to record your games, i'd definitely like to see a "behind the scenes" video describing the equipment you use to produce your videos. Thank you for posting the vs matches, Especially with the zoom in on the cards and the list of cards played.

[KlotzProductions]

@shad0fx As far as the software goes, you can go to my main channel page and scroll down to find my "Tutorials" playlist where I show how I edit stuff. As for the stand, I just have a $30-$40 tripod I bought from Meijer.

[ThePivotFool]

are the music people talkin?

[KlotzProductions]

@ThePivotFool I am not sure what you are asking?

[vesterpop]

I love how frequently you're uploading now.

[KlotzProductions]

@eldiz123 Yes, hexproof is one sided shroud... aka, only opponents can't target it. A very nice ability.

[epineg1]

Removal + Removal = 1 hour game with both players +0/0/1 after the 5 turns

[KlotzProductions]

@KisaSohmaTheFinal It does work on a first-in-last-out theory but anything on the stack can still be targeted.

[KisaSohmaTheFinal]

@KlotzProductions

I thought the stack works on a first-in-last-out theory, so if you mana leak him one time, the latest spell on the stack becomes the mana leak, and you can no longer leak his creature play again since it's not the last spell on the stack

[ThePivotFool]

why the card protectors wavy

[KlotzProductions]

@KisaSohmaTheFinal You can have multiple spells on the stack at the same time. I could theoretically play four mana leaks and four negates on the same spell if I wanted. However the last one that was cast would be the first to resolve. I am not sure if that answers your question or even what you are asking exactly but I hope that helps.

[KisaSohmaTheFinal]

3:10 they're within the same chain, how are you able to chain mana leak to his play when your previous mana leak is the last card on the stack?