[view] | Semifinalist Steve Landen, with Legacy Weapon |
[view] | Just the first installment |
[view] | The Winning Smile |
[view] | Finalist Brad Cole |
[view] | Control vs. Control fails to get butts in the seats |
[view] | The finals are EXCITING |
[view] | Bonneville is just plain beat, but still a champion |
[view] | Put the Romance back in Necromancy |
[view] | With so many control-on-control matches, theres NOTHING going on |
[view] | Quarterfinalist Dan Rodeman |
[view] | Quarterfinalist Chad Caudell, and The Fat Man |
[view] | Quarterfinalist Tom Willoughby |
[view] | Quarterfinalist David Pan |
[view] | Its the guy who told Steve Landen to play Legacy Weapon |
[view] | Semifinalist Carl Winter |
[view] | Quarterfinal Action: David Pan vs. Tim Bonneville |
[view] | Security itself |
[view] | Dan Rodeman played the only non-blue deck in the Top 8 |
[view] | Chad Caudell is despondant |
[view] | Carl Winter needs a better view of this particular beating. |
[view] | Tim Bonneville is everywhere at once, just watch |
[view] | Quarterfinal Action: Steve Landen vs. Dan Rodeman |
[view] | Tom Willoughby is scrupulous about his life total |
[view] | Quarterfinal Action: Carl Winter vs. Tom Willoughby |
[view] | Quarterfinal Action: Chad Caudell vs. Brad Cole |
[view] | David Pan reviews his options |
[view] | Steven Landen optimizes |
[view] | Brad Cole is alert in the Top 8 |
[view] | David Pan Sideboards judiciously |
[view] | Now thats what a Feature Match should look like |
[view] | Jordan Berkowitz is afeared |
[view] | Check it out: The Mirror |
[view] | Round 8 Feature Match: Alex Alford vs. Thomas Haver |
[view] | Alex Alford wears his heart on his chest |
[view] | The dashing Thomas Haver |
[view] | Dan Ksepka says Wreck you |
[view] | Double Rage meant Desolation Angel wasnt such bad news |
[view] | Round 7 Feature Match: Peters vs. Ksepka |
[view] | Tim Peters knows that goblins mean good times |
[view] | Round 7 Feature Match: Minnear vs. Gaglio |
[view] | Adam Minnear thinks this is heavy, man |
[view] | Vincent Gaglio has two quality creatures |
[view] | Now that you mention it, I am Mike Turian |
[view] | Round 6 Feature Match: Winter versus Rose |
[view] | Professional Scrub |
[view] | A Winters-Eye-View of a good situation |
[view] | Jason Rose manages his resources |
[view] | Carl Winter is unimpressed |
[view] | And so we enter ... Endgame. |
[view] | Kick my Thunderscape Battlemage into two Dodecapods Sure. |
[view] | Spectators surround the top tables |
[view] | Round 5 Feature Match: Lowe versus Quinn |
[view] | Jeremy Quinn practices his Death Stare. Not bad. |
[view] | Stuck at four lands, Greg Lowe tries to mask his disappointment |
[view] | Sowards had the game-winning Urzas Rage in hand, but Higgins had Duress. |
[view] | Round 4 Feature Match: Aaron Higgins vs. Ben Sowards |
[view] | Ben Sowards displays dexterity |
[view] | Even at 10 years old, Aaron Higgins has a pros mannerisms |
[view] | This situation has been seen at all too many tables |
[view] | Bill Galiardi doesnt like this one bit. |
[view] | Devereaux shudders at the damage hes about to do |
[view] | Round 3 Feature Match: Devereaux Alo II vs. Bill Galiardi |
[view] | Yes, that is a Goblin Ringleader, and at the top tables, to boot |
[view] | Jason Rose swept a Standard tournament yesterday with the same Fires build hes playing today |
[view] | Round 2 Feature Match: Joshua X. Claytor vs. Harvard Ried. Rieds two cards are dwarfed by Claytors monster hand. |
[view] | Taking foil cards to a new level |
[view] | Not yet Standard-legal |
[view] | Richard Shay uses quality saproling tokens |
[view] | Harvard Ried admonishes his deck for clumsy mana draws |
[view] | Joshua X. Claytor: Calm, Collected, Frowny |
[view] | Just steps away from a lock |
[view] | Romzies Nether Spirit fears no Lightbringer |
[view] | Round 1 Feature Match: Don Lim v. Romzi Takieddine |
[view] | Don Lim has trouble a-comin |