10.10.01 Dwarven Fireworks by Van Snow,
Albuquerque,
New Mexico
4.19.01 Furry
Fury by Spike, Overland Park, KS
3/12/01 Rachel.dec
by Spike, Overland Park, KS
10/10/01 MoreThan4Creatures.dec
by Tim Peplinski, Stevens Point, WI 3/26/01 Blue
Skies by Adam Reed, Burlington, NC
3/19/01 Blue
Skies by Captain Simian, Atlanta, GA *JSS t4*
3/13/01 Uberskies.decby Matthew Kahl, Geneva,
IL
2/19/01 JSS
Qualifier by DeQuan Watson *JSS Qualifier*
- 11.05.02
gw phantoms - Merlin V. Belgium.
- 09.16.02 Tourney Report
- Isaac Tong, Canada
- 5.18.01 G/W
Jank by Matthew Hudson,Gravesend, Kent, UK
- 3/13/01 Extra
Heavy Duty by Knut Koeneman, Anchorage, AK *JSS
Qualifier*
- 2/10/01 Blastogeddon
by Christine Amaral, Claremont, CA
-11.03.05 Green affinity, John
Bonnell, Boise, Idaho - Idaho State Championships
- 03.31.08
u/w Merfolk
mills - Kerrville Tx. - Miguel
-11.19.02
Counter Mobilization, Dark Wizard, Maine States
- 1.10.02 Finkula
by Shaun Byrnes, Ohio
- 5/15/01 Blue
Skies by Chris Krasen *JSS Qualifier* - 4/11/01 Game
Closet by DeQuan Watson, Waco, TX
- 3/18/01 Bouncing
Beebles by Austin C., Richmond, VI
- 3/13/01 U/W
Control by Matthew Hudson, Gravesend, Kent, UK
- 3/13/01 Faith's
True Light by Tareq Falah, Clearfield, UT
- 3/12/01 U/W
Nether Go by Jason Imperiale, Long Island, NY
- 3/6/01 U/W
Nether-Go by Jason Imperiale, Seldon, NY *JSS
Qualifier T1*
- 2/12/01 U/W
Control by Liam Andrew, East Windsor, Ct *JSS
Qualifier*
- 2/9/01 U/W
Control by Scott Gerhardt, Montclair, CA
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# of people that participated. This
gives your report some respect. Be honest. Tourneys
at friends houses
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invited.
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tournament
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poorly ..
write a detailed report if you want, everyone will still learn from it, and may recommend
worthy changes for you.
Try to tell us the types of decks you faced each round.
Simply saying, "I won" each round, or even worse, saying
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