MAGIC 2010 CORE SET M10 CARD SPOILER (249/249)

UPDATED: 07/03/2009
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Pre-M10 Standard Winners and Losers

Michael Pozsgay's Cascade Swans
Pre-M10 Standard - Winner, Columbus OH PTQ

Main Deck

60 cards
2 Battlefield Forge
2 Cascade Bluffs
4 Fire-Lit Thicket
2 Ghitu Encampment
4 Graven Cairns
1 Mountain
4 Reflecting Pool
4 Treetop Village
4 Vivid Crag
1 Vivid Creek
4 Vivid Grove
1 Vivid Marsh
4 Vivid Meadow
37 lands


4 Bloodbraid Elf
4 Enlisted Wurm
4 Swans of Bryn Argoll
12 creatures 2 Ad Nauseam
2 Bituminous Blast
2 Captured Sunlight
1 Primal Command
4 Seismic Assault
11 other spells

Sideboard

2 Aura of Silence
4 Countryside Crusher
2 Maelstrom Pulse
1 Primal Command
2 Vexing Shusher
2 Wickerbough Elder
2 Wrath of God
15 sideboard cards
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Scott K. Bielick's Faeries
Pre-M10 Standard - 6th place, Minneapolis MN PTQ

Main Deck

60 cards
1 Faerie Conclave
6 Island
4 Mutavault
4 Secluded Glen
4 Sunken Ruins
3 Swamp
4 Underground River
26 lands


4 Mistbind Clique
4 Scion of Oona
2 Sower of Temptation
4 Spellstutter Sprite
14 creatures 4 Agony Warp
4 Bitterblossom
4 Broken Ambitions
4 Cryptic Command
1 Loxodon Warhammer
1 Peppersmoke
2 Thoughtseize
20 other spells

Sideboard

4 Deathmark
2 Infest
3 Peppersmoke
2 Sower of Temptation
2 Thoughtseize
2 Vendilion Clique
15 sideboard cards

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Corey Baumeister's Green-White Tokens
Pre-M10 Standard - 2nd place, Minneapolis MN PTQ

Main Deck

60 cards
4 Brushland
4 Forest
4 Plains
4 Treetop Village
4 Windbrisk Heights
4 Wooded Bastion
24 lands


4 Cloudgoat Ranger
3 Dauntless Escort
4 Kitchen Finks
4 Noble Hierarch
4 Steward of Valeron
4 Wilt-Leaf Liege
23 creatures 3 Ajani Goldmane
3 Overrun
3 Path to Exile
4 Spectral Procession
13 other spells

Sideboard

3 Burrenton Forge-Tender
3 Cloudthresher
3 Guttural Response
3 Pithing Needle
3 Wrath of God
15 sideboard cards


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Drop and Give Me 2010

Welcome to Magic 2010 Previews, Week Two. Today I'm going to explain how the design process for Magic 2010 differed from every other design I've ever worked on (after almost fourteen years, that's a lot of sets). I'll tell a few stories. And, as always, I have another shiny new preview card to show you. In fact, let's get that out of the way right now.

This card really doesn't need any set-up other than I think it does an excellent job of demonstrating the shift we've made in our approach to the core set (and beyond).

Let me give a few random thoughts on Baneslayer Angel before we get to the meat of today's article.

* The aesthetic in me loves the fact that she's a five mana 5/5 with five abilities.
* We've come a long way since Serra Angel was removed from the core set for being too good.
* If this was an Un card, the creature would clearly have protection from dungeons rather than demons.
* Didn't I once say I wouldn't put "protection from dragons" on a card? Why yes I did in my article Design Language. Here's what I said:

The tricky part of designing for Vorthos is that R&D has shifted over the years away from mechanical aspects that don't have any application. Yes, it's flavorful if a knight has protection from dragons, but if the line never comes up in play, R&D has generally decided not to put it on the card. This is a blow to Vorthos, because to him "protection from dragons" adds value to the card.

Comment:
I think Baneslayer Angel is better than (both) Akroma. It easier to cast and it's not a legendary creature so you can play 4 Baneslayers!

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Three Black Lotuses in One, Anyone?

I started playing MTG in 1995, i think. And my first deck was a loaner from a friend-a white banding deck!
I never won any games with it. Until my banding deck slowly evolved to a "white weenie" based on the 1996 champion Tom Chanpheng and playing was never the same again. (see deck details below)

Back then, the Black Lotus was a myth, meaning, i have heard of it, but not seen one. It was the most expensive MTG card and i thought anyone who has it on their decks would surely win any tournament. I was totally a newbie!

I am now what you call a casual player. I don't join pre-releases anymore, nor play in any tournament. I just play with my friends...at home or in the office.

Until Now!

The 2010 Core Set had me going excited again.
From what the spoilers are revealing, i believe it's going to be one helluva set. Probably one of the main features would be the "Golden Lotus". A slower version of the Black Lotus but gives mana 3 times more-of any color! It does come with a 3-land sacrifice and comes into play tapped. But who cares now, can you imagine all the combos you can do with it? Wizards! No R1, No banning please of this card! We'll have to see when players start building decks around it. Definitely not a Black Lotus, but it has the make of becoming a classic...we'll at least for me. (image from Wizards.com)

White Weenie by Tom Chanpheng:
4 Order of Leitbur
4 Order of the White Shield
2 Phyrexian War Beast
4 Savannah Lions
2 Serra Angel
4 White Knight
1 Armageddon
1 Balance
4 Disenchant
1 Sleight of Mind
1 Land Tax
1 Lodestone Bauble
1 Reinforcements
1 Reprisal
4 Swords to Plowshares
1 Zuran Orb

4 Adarkar Wastes
1 Kjeldoran Outpost
4 Mishra's Factories
11 Plains
4 Strip Mine

2010 CORE SET Pre Release Events: July 11-12

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http://www.wizards.com/magic/tcg/events.aspx?x=mtgcom/events/prereleases

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The Magic Is Back!

It's been a while since you've been home. This was not unexpected, of course. You're a planeswalker who is constantly hungry for more power and knowledge, and one does not discover new spells and sources of mana by sitting around. However, you've recently seen a lot of chaos even for planeswalker standards. You watched a plane flip polarity in front of your very eyes, then soon after you observed the chaos when five different planes collapsed onto one another. You aren't sure how many planeswalkers have seen even one planar event of that magnitude, let alone two back-to-back. However, all that change got a little tiring, and you've chosen to come home to relax for a while before going on your next adventure.

You came home to get a break from worlds in flux. No plane is safe from change, however, and things are not exactly as you remember them. The townspeople chatter about mysterious nighttime disappearances and refuse to leave their homes after dark. The newly chosen captain of the watch invites you to join a band of men and women trying to uncover the source of these disappearances, but you decline.

After some investigation, you discover that the humans aren't the only race mobilizing for conflict. The new goblin leader is carving out more and more territory for his tribe, the elves have organized under a wrinkled old elder who guards a mana source of enormous power, and the merfolk have adapted to life on land so that they can chase their enemies out of the water. Even the world itself seems to be nervous about the coming conflict. Intense windstorms that spring from nothing decimate flocks of birds and drakes alike, and the lightning storms are more potent than you've seen them since you were a child. This is your home plane, but it is not what you remember.

Welcome to Magic 2010.

Comment:
Lightning Bolt is Back! Can't Wait!

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Magic 2010 Core Set Spoiler 225/249

Ajani Goldmane image from wizards.com

Magic 2010 Core Set Spoiler 225/249

* Compilation of Known Info
* Printable Magic 2010 Core Set Spoiler
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