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Beats and
Potatoes
Deck
submissions guidelines: Introduction: So,
you want to take that deck of yours that needs a
little help and turn it into a Havoc-Wreaking
Freight Train? Well, you've come to the right
place. I can't guarantee that I'll do a full rebuild
with every deck, but I will try and provide some
advice on every deck I see. Here I will outline some
guidlines which don't HAVE to be followed, but would
make the Havoc-Generating process go smoother. Things
to tell me: 1.
Your Name-If
someone gets mauled by your deck and I hear about it
I'd like to know I had some part in it. 2.
Deck
Name-Makes it easier to share ideas about the
deck with others. Why would I do that? Umm, the
webmaster wants me to?(Yes this is a hint that decks
with creative names are more likely to get posted) 3.
Deck's
objective- What do you want the deck to do for
you? Allow you to watch as your critters savagely
beat someone? Give you that dirty combo deck
feeling? Laugh maniacally as your opponent realizes
your dastardly plan? Grin smugly when yout opponent
went all out to kill you and you survived by a hair?
Then tell me what you want. And I will try and help
you get there. 4.
Environment
you expect to play in- What is everyone else
playing? What's the "metagame"? Are there
restrictions to what you can play? 5.
What you have
to work with- What kinda cards do you have? How
long have you been playing? And how easily can you
get new cards, both common and rare? 6.
Umm, the deck-Yeah
I HAVE to have a deck to work with. 7.
Not really a guideline- If you do indeed Wreak Havoc with said deck we
would like to hear about it. If you have fun with
said deck we would like to hear about it.
If you mock my ineptitude at improving your
deck, we DEFINITELY would like to hear about it. 8.
Make it
readable- Break the deck down into parts. At
least creatures, spells, and lands. The easier to
read the more attention to detail I pay. And
attention to detail is required for good tuning. Thanks! Now that you've read the guidelines, send your deck to Hasaki@pojo.com. |
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