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setrodox
Posts: 225/238 |
slivers are good, but if you have the right cards you can destroy slivers so easily because of their advantage. a card like: destroy all flying creatures they can't be regenerated, or something like that can destroy every sliver very easily. there is the crystaline sliver which says: slivers can't be targeted by spells or abilities, but it's only against targeted things. slivers are strong, but they are hard to defend. |
Chickenlump
Posts: 115/722 |
It would take up more room than the program, but I'd be willing to sacrifice my hd space for it. It's still a great program.
I've never played with or against slivers (yet). I know their abilities give all other slivers their abilities, why is that bad? It doesn't seem like they would suck... |
Cymoro
Posts: 221/2216 |
Originally posted by Chickenlump
I can now play full games and know all the mechanics of the program. But now I'm spoiled by my virtual decks...
Click click, add 4 Mox Diamonds, 4 black lotuses...etc etc...
The next real game I play, I'll probably look for my nonexistant cards....
Too bad I can't add the real card images to the cards...
( most likely illegal, probably why that feature isn't in the program...  )
Actually, if you add in pictures of over 5000+ cards, the images would take up more space than the actual program files. Just keep it simple.
And slivers suck =D |
setrodox
Posts: 223/238 |
i'm playing only with cards i have in real life. they are good enough. |
Chickenlump
Posts: 93/722 |
I can now play full games and know all the mechanics of the program. But now I'm spoiled by my virtual decks...
Click click, add 4 Mox Diamonds, 4 black lotuses...etc etc...
The next real game I play, I'll probably look for my nonexistant cards....
Too bad I can't add the real card images to the cards...
( most likely illegal, probably why that feature isn't in the program... ) |
setrodox
Posts: 218/238 |
yesterday i played against my brother. he was using a sliver deck and i was using a colorless artifact deck. i won in the eleventh round... only wanted to say this |
Chickenlump
Posts: 86/722 |
What a cool program. I just got done whomping my cousin with my Scalplexis deck.....
He used a card on me that he got to choose a card from my hand and I had to discard it.
I can't seem to find an option to let me choose a card from my hand and discard it (or bury it...wow...thats an old term  )
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Valcion
Posts: 70/1139 |
I use this a lot. And get owned a lot by someoen that uses an arcbound ravager deck x.x |
setrodox
Posts: 162/238 |
the program netdraft is also very usable. with thiss you can make drafts online. |
Lord Rahl
Posts: 82/792 |
I've been looking for a good online Magic program for a good while. Thanks Cymoro. |
Cymoro
Posts: 139/2216 |
Originally posted by setrodox
yeah, i know it and i like it.
btw.: have you tested the chaos mode? there are some rules only for chaos mode. the normal mode is better but sometimes the chaosmode is cool.
I like how it acts like Chaos Dice, but if you're not up for Chaos mode, just find Chas Dice rules online and use them. |
setrodox
Posts: 156/238 |
yeah, i know it and i like it.
btw.: have you tested the chaos mode? there are some rules only for chaos mode. the normal mode is better but sometimes the chaosmode is cool. |
Cymoro
Posts: 137/2216 |
Download it here.
Apprentice is technically an online tabletop version of Magic, so you have to do a few things manually. Luckilly, it comes with a P2P chat built in, so that you can clarify your actions or insult other people by calling them "Biatches". It also has a convenient and easy-to-use deckbuilder with ALL the Magic cards ever made in it.
Try it out, and PM me if you want to play.
Questions? Ask 'em here. |
