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Staxless Stax has been developed by Ray Robillard around the end of 2005. His reasoning is that Smokestack is too slow for the mana cost and based his disruption on Tangle Wire, mana denial and Crucible of Worlds.

He wrote and article about in in July 2006: Staxless Stax...the next evolution of Workshop decks?

Since then, the Tangle Wire have been replaced, one Bazaar of Baghdad has been added, Coalition Relic took over Darksteel Ingot and the sideboard has changed according to the metagame.

Another year, another security upgrade...

The database is now searchable by player or by decktype.
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I played Vengeur Masqué with red on 21/10/07 (Lorwyn legal) to a 4th place at a 39 players event (5-2-1).

I just upgraded to drupal 5.3, for security reasons.

Today I changed the way the reports are seen: they are no more a text page 80 cols, but are embedded in the CMS.
I hope visitors will enjoy it.

I upgraded the CMS (Drupal) from 4.7 to 5.1. I also chose a new theme.
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Check out the first type one Ravnica review: Vintage: Spotlight on Ravnica by Lunar at MtG Salvation (15 sep 2005).

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Food Chain Goblins, a deck that has migrated from a different format. For those of you who don't know, the origins of Food Chain Goblins(FCG) was from GobVantage. GobVantage was the first deck to ever use the Recruiter/Ringleader combo to gain mass amounts of card advantage. the deck did place well too. If you go to www.themanadrain.com you may read an entire article on FCG. But now down to what I was here to talk about.

FCG has been around and has changed quite a bit. It starts off with the creatures you run. The number of each Goblin you run is crucial to the deck. If you run less of a broken goblin and more of a less broken goblin, your deck will have some serious issues. Also, your deck should always, and I mean ALWAYS, run 4 Foodchains. that is the decks name right?? Another thing you must know about FCG is the curve. Which would you rather have, a one drop that takes care a of a card or a three drop that does the same thing? the one drop has a one time use ability while the three drop can keep going?(Mogg Fanatic vs. Goblin Sharpshooter). I would choose the one drop simply because it drops earlier and faster to be able to deal with the threat quicker instead of trying to find an answer.