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cross-posted from: https://mtgzone.com/post/747573 > Good discussion from Seth and Richard about the state of Modern in general. Talk about Nadu and The One Ring, affordability, and the future of the format. > > > Today's show is brought to you by Card Conduit - the easiest way to sell your Magic cards. Are you tired of all the hassles involved with buylisting you cards? Well, Card Conduit lets you skip all the typing, time and work! With their Curated Service you can send in as many cards as you want (with buylist value of $1 or more) and you'll pay just a 5% service fee, and if you want to put in a bit of effort you can use their Sorted Service where you list and sort your cards in advance and pay a fee of only 2%! No matter which option you choose you'll get a detailed report with the result and fast payment once your order is processed. Oh yeah, and you can get another 10% off by heading over to https://www.CardConduit.com/MTGGoldfish!
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cross-posted from: https://mtgzone.com/post/743426 > Kazi Baker's really great write-up on why they think Nadu should be banned in Modern after the PT MH3 showing last weekend. > > > Nadu, Winged Wisdom just posted one of the best showings at a Pro Tour of any new card(s) ever. The deck is comparable to decks (and seasoned) headlined by both Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis and Eye of Ugin Eldrazi in terms of conversion rate to Day 2, and slightly behind Eldrazi and significantly ahead of Hogaak (although for context, Hogaak had not received its power up from a ban yet) in terms of top 8 finishes at its first Pro Tour. > > > > But how did this happen, and how did it happen so quickly?
Simon Nielsen on (surprise, surprise...) Bant Nadu Top 4 was all Nadu 
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4 Bant Nadu 1 4C Nadu 2 Mono Black Necro 1 Jeskai Control
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cross-posted from: https://mtgzone.com/post/738612 > Thought this was a really wonderful project put together by Julien Rodriguez. > > > Prepared by Julien Rodriguez. Byes were ignored. Draws were interpreted as non-wins, which is the reason some decks are shown as having <100% win rate in the mirror-match.
Winner: Boros Burn Continuing the age-old tradition of "Nice brew, lightning bolt to face?"
Some of these decks look more cute than effective, but Broodscale combo seems like it's worth keeping an eye on
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