This time around, I got Seas-flooded and beat down by a Geist backed up by Elspeth, Knight-Errant. Turns out he was on Bant and sandbagging his Islands to give himself a fighting chance against my Lords in G1. G2: I mis-identified my opponent as being on a GW deck, so I brought in Sea's Claim here. Unfortunately for him, I had a very strong aggro hand with Vial and multiple Lords, so he was forced to make bad trades to stay alive early on and I beat him down.

This assumption is challenged when he plays a Troll Ascetic. G1: My opponent opens with Hierarch into Geist, so I assume he's on Bant Spirits at first. Sideboard: +2 Dismember (probably should have been Relic), +2 Dispel, -4 Spreading Seas He finds a T3 Ancestral Vision which he's trying to see through, but he runs out of Bolts and my Lords walk past his troops for lethal. G2: My opponent is once again on the 'Bolt everything and land a Goyf' plan, which takes a detour when I Dismember his Goyf. I then find Silvergill into Lord to apply pressure, and the 2nd Master finishes him off. He finds a 2nd Goyf, but a Master of Waves provides me with chump-blockers. G1: This game went pretty long - he had lots of Bolts for my creatures, but failed to present any threats apart from a solitary Goyf, which I was able to control with Harbinger and Snag. Sideboard: +2 Dismember, +2 Relic of Progenitus, +4 Sea's Claim, -4 Aether Vial, -2 Spell Pierce, -2 Vapor Snag Felt extra good given that he was talking trash. His T2 Bob rips him for 3 (Anger of the Gods, which he can't cast), then 4 (Damnation, which he also can't cast), and a Reej + Silvergill tag team finish him off. G3: I find 2 early Seas to lock him off red. My opponent talks a little trash to me after this game. Not much I could have done given my hand. G2: Opponent takes my Relic with a T1 Inquisition, then proceeds to beat me down with 2x 5/6 Goyfs. He attempts to race me with 2 Tarmogoyfs, but loses the race once Master of Waves hits the table. I have a pretty standard aggro curve and his hand is relatively light on removal. G1: Opponent lands a T1 Inquisition taking a Seas. I didn't keep detailed notes, but here's what I have: Watch this space.Įdit: As promised, here's my sort-of report on the matches. I'll put up a more detailed report when I have more time.

Mtg goldfish standard merfolk