The Mimeoplasm

Hard to believe it's been a year since I started this blog. This one I finished during the holidays and was supposed to be the one-year anniversary post which I didn't realize was on the 2nd. In addition to this cardback I also got to work on some other drawing endeavors which I'll be posting in the next week or so. Hopefully then I'll have a bit more to talk about as my school schedule settles and I start to find out what this next quarter is going to be like. 

Here's where I'd like to talk about The Mimeoplasm and my take on the deck but to be honest, I've barely played any Magic in the last six (or so) months so I'm at a bit of a loss. That's not the worst thing in the world though since this means I can keep this post short and get it out there. As usual, here's the PDF version. 

The ooze has always been. The ooze will always be.

Shirei, Shizo's Caretaker

So for the second update we have Shirei, Shizo's Caretaker. Anyone who's played with me before might recognize I'm starting this blog out with the generals I personally play. I think the best part about having a Shirei deck is it allows you to get excited over the cards nobody would normally care about, such as Fume Spitter, Liliana's Shade, Skirsdag High Preist, or Blood Artist (although people eventually caught on to this one).

Here's the printable PDF in case you want to print this one out.

Little agonies pave the way to greater power.

Sharuum the Hegemon

So here's the first of what will, hopefully be many of these Commander "card backs" I plan on uploading. I figure the best place to start will be with my first and favorite general, Sharuum the Hegemon. A bit of a background, I started playing during the first Mirrodin block, quit right before Champions of Kamigawa when my friends at the time lost interest, and started back up again right before Worldwake. Since Zendikar block was right in-between Shards of Alara and Scars of Mirrodin I naturally accumulated a lot of artifact cards. So when it came time to choose a commander the decision wasn't very difficult. Although Sharuum gets a bad rep for all the combos she can generate I still believe she's more than capable of being both fair and fun.

As for these card backs, I mentioned my idea was that they would be something you could print out and put behind your commander in a clear sleeve. Like so,

To that end, here's a printable PDF if you want to print one out look classy in your own commander games. Until next time.

"Soon I will sleep, eyes closing to a world tarnished with flesh, and then wake to a polished vision." 

-Sharuum