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See what's working at large but try out your own ideas too. The other 50% is up to you to go where the wind blows. Net deck 25% of the time and build your own deck 25% of the time. Net Deckīy playing your own brew all the time you are missing out on learning what's working now and why it's working.īy net decking all the time you will always be a week or so behind. Playing against different decks and opponents you don't know is invaluable.

Play all the rounds even if you're knocked out early. You paid to play Magic and get experience.

When you participate in the main event, play all the rounds. If you are nervous about the main event then just show up and walk around, play in some side events, visit artists and vendors and soak it all in. You will never feel ready if you don't go. Track your mistakes and do a push up for each one you do. Missing TriggersĬreate a shortcut system for your brain. If you have new players who don't know the rules, introduce them to a Duels of the Planeswalkers and see if they stick around and want more after a few weeks. Break off into teams after the draft portion so people can help each other build decks. If you have casual players that you would like to take to the next level, organize regular draft nights. Right now, sweepers are very popular - Languish and Planar Outburst. Look at similar strategies and make your sideboard similar. Sideboards are there to tweak and tune your strategy.

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and focus just on that Magic Resourceġ05: Patrick Chapin Returns! Your Questions Answered - 1 Year of MTG Pro Tutor Identify what you want to improve first: your collection, win ratio, deck building skills, etc. Play TestingĬonstant communication with the teammate as well as taking the two weeks before a Pro Tour off to playtest with the team has been a working formula for Patrick. Bring your group up and/or find more talent if you're the best in your group. You will only improve to the level of the best player in your group. Use message groups and in-person meetings to collaborate with your team. This leads to bomb centric decks.įocus on the key cards you passed, not every card in the pack. Sealed is often slower but more powerful (compared to draft) because you have six booster packs instead of three. Look at every card and ask: 'Why was this card printed? Who is it for? HOW can I use this card?' Limited Tips

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Free Resources!Ġ2: Patrick Chapin Shares Card Evaluation Best Formatįocusing their energy on convincing people they are good instead of focusing on finding the truth about how they play. Realizing that trying to convince people that he was actually good was not as useful as focusing on humbly improving himself. Trying to convince people that he was actually good. Jace, the Mind Sculptor What makes Magic fun for you?įirst and foremost the people. Innistrad (Best designed) / Khans of Tarkir block Favorite Card Author of Next Level Magic and Next Level Deckbuilding, his articles can be found on and podcast at .Ĭlick to Tweet: I got a ton of value from Patrick Chapin when he shared his story on #MTGProTutor! Listen here: 01: Patrick Chapin Shares Tips for Improving Yourself and says Don't Try to Convince others You're the Best Patrick Chapin, “The Innovator,” is a Hall of Famer, Pro Tour Champion, and 5-time PT Top 8 competitor.

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