[Tourney Report] Top-4 Split with Enchantress

Despite a clash with GPT Singapore, 17 players gathered on 22 May 2011 in a fight for duals. All 17 decklists can be found on the MtgTrinket facebook page, as well as on our venue host Games Haven. And if you want pictures, you can find them on my facebook page.

Here's the breakdown of the decks played (Top-4 in bold):

[Tourney Report] Enchantress meets Back to Nature

22 players gathered on the 28th of November 2010 for a Legacy tournament at Games Heaven to play for duals, Jittes and Hierarchs. My weapon of choice: Enchantress. Why? Survival.

[Legacy 101] Introduction to Enchantress (Solitaire)

Essentially a control combo deck, Enchantress has not been posting fantastic results at the SCG Legacy Open Series. Also known as Solitaire for its ability to play itself in the late game, it has posted only 1 win and no other top 16's in the past 12 events, and by that basis it is not really a deck that's performing well (either that or there's not enough players supporting the archetype). However, it boasts good matchups against aggro decks in general and is a decent deck choice given the right metagame for it to shine. Taking advantage of the metagame, that's how you can perform at a tournament.

[Tourney Report] Top 2 Split with Enchantress

On the 29th of August, 2010, an unexpected large turnout of 28 players participated in the monthly 8-proxy Legacy tournament at Games Heaven. Amongst the usual turnout of Kaiser, Yong Xin, Zhi Ming and others, there's many new faces that I do not remember seeing before. With this large turnout, the organisers have increased the prizes by 30 foil cards from From the Vault: Relics, in addition to the original 2 Force of Will, 1 Tarmogoyf, 1 Natural Order, 2 Counterbalance. With 2 copies each of foil Mox Diamond, Sol Ring, Aether Vial, Isochron Scepter, and other EDH playables in the pool, it definitely has become more competitive and rewarding for a mere $20 entry.