

Mono Black Rack

Icatian WW

Blood Moon Goblins

Flux Merfolk

R/G Beats (Swedish)

R/B Troll Disco

Deadguy Ale

B/g Dingus
Intro to Old School Google Doc

Sweet poster for 2018 Back to the Past tourney

W/R Sunglasses.draft.dec

Fungal Enchantress, format staple.

Board state from EW 2017 after Jimmy Phantasmal Terrained my Factory to turn on his 2 Dandan’s (and the Control Magic in my hand.)


Will’s Atog List from Kirwan’s

“12 creature” RUG Tog (EC)

8 Creature U/R Tog (EC)

All-in Berserk Tog (Swedish)

Howling Mine Tog (Swedish)

So I have a new project.
I am generally VERY careful about pushing Magic onto my kids. Nothing would enrich my life more than if they fell in love with the game, but I do not want to force it on them and risk turning them off. So I have been treading lightly (arguably too lightly.) But my 3 oldest kids are 6, 7, and 9 now, so I think it is time to finally dive a little deeper. As such, I have built them 5 different mono color, 40 card, Old School legal decks. Just 4 copies of 6 different cards + 16 basic lands for now. About as simple as it gets, although I did include pump knights over regular knights and some slightly more complicated stuff like Fireball and Berserk, just to add a little bit of spice as mono vanilla creatures is boring AF.
The plan is to let them get their feet wet by playing these for a few weeks/months. Then, once they learn the ropes and start to get bored of the same ole’ decks, I will show them an assortment of other/better cards they can add or swap into their decks. All Old School legal of course. I plan on recording all the changes they make, and seeing how things evolve over time. I will post all their changes here.
Also before you complain about the lands not being Old School legal, please note that my 500+ Alpha/Beta basics are already in the Broken Draft and my other 23 Old School decks. Plus I love Mirage/Urza’s/Tempest lands. Sue me 🙂


Eliot’s Noobcon Deck

Eliot’s Deck from Kalle Nord’s Saturday “Main Tournament”

Pic of final turn of the epic battle with Lord of the Pit Danny Friedman

Standard Lich deck winning turn: lots of restricted cards and a fireball.

Kristoffer Arlefur’s 2017 Noobcon winning deck sporting Nightmare!