Threads of Reality

Reblogged from discoballtextiles

stuff-and-shenanigans:

catch-twenty-three:

matturday:

but david

…..

well this is not what we asked for at all

dammit you’re supposed to listen to a handful of crazy fangirls on the internet for god’s sake

Welp, at least we got A Doctor to carry the torch. Fixed point in time… ish?

Reblogged from monstrouscontent

monstrouscontent:

Daily Combo, May 17th, 2012. Bloodchief Ascension + Mindcrank

Instant kill combo, works against multiple opponents. This was the focus of a Building on a Budget deck http://www.wizards.com/magic/magazine/article.aspx?x=mtg/daily/boab/147.

Mindcrank may look like a bad card—and in most cases it is—but I’ve certainly played worse in the name of achieving a combo. How does the combo work? If you have an active Bloodchief Ascension in play alongside Mindcrank, your opponent will lose his or her entire library the moment he or she takes any damage or has any cards go to the graveyard. Even something as mundane as casting a Preordain will take your opponents to meet their doom. Each time theBloodchief Ascension trigger resolves, it will put more of the Mindcrank trigger on the stack. EachMindcrank trigger will give you some Bloodchief triggers. It takes a lot of clicking if you’re playing on Magic Online, but the RTS player inside of me can’t help but think that’s actually a good thing.

It would be a pretty powerful deck without any budget restraints.

I like to use mindcrank in multi-player matches to turn people against each other :D

If someone is considering attacking me, I simply state that attacking me will do damage, attacking our shared opponent will do damage and slow them down by milling.