Showing posts with label DKA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DKA. Show all posts

Sunday, February 26, 2012

Lobster667's DKA Draft #2

http://www.raredraft.com/watch?d=33hwe


I really want some feedback on this deck - I felt like it was extremely promising, but I got out-aggroed by a R/G deck (splashing black) in the first match and was eliminated from the tournament. I want opinions on this: Did I make the right picks? Did I build the right deck? How good does my deck look? What would you expect of it?

Cheers,
Lobster667.


Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Smerle's DKA draft #1


I definitely went into this one wanting to force UW aggro, as I thought that archetype would be strong.  Turned out pretty well, especially with the Shield's Fateful Hour trick, but ended up losing to a BW deck that was just able to put out as many creatures and had the guy that would tap and create tokens.

http://www.raredraft.com/watch?d=33e1v



Finished 2-1.


Sunday, February 19, 2012

LOBSTER667's DKA Draft



Dark Ascension's kicked off with the online prerelease drafts, and I bit the pricy bullet and gave triple Dark Ascension draft a shot! I have to say, it's an extremely interesting format when you take into account that it's three packs of the same small set. I enjoyed it a lot and I'm looking forward to the more reasonably priced queues of it that will be available February 22nd thru March 7th (I advice you all to give those a shot!).

I ended up going 2-1 in the swiss here, losing the first round to a really good deck in esper colors displaying several Hollowhenge Spirits, a Drogskol Captain and a Havengul Lich (who, in game two, ended up bringing my Drogskol Reaver back - it was epic, even if I was at the retrieving end of it!).

I don't recall a lot from my second match, my deck came really well together and just really squished my opponent, but my third match was really interesting - my opponent was in R/G, playing wolves/werewolves with at least two Immerwolves (he had both out at the same time in game two!), which made me bring in the Wolfhunter's Quiver (which sadly got eaten by a Crushing Vines). I had won the first game but was on the defensive the whole game two until I could flash back Lingering Souls and keep my opponent at bay for long enough to play my Reaver. It stuck and took over the game, which means I ended up winning the match 2-0.

What do you guys think? Did I make the right choices in the draft? Would you have built the deck otherwise?

(I already gave Lobster a hard time about doing a pre-release draft... you don't need to)


http://www.raredraft.com/watch?d=338nq


Cheers,
Lobster667.