【MTG】GP Kobe 2009 Final Match Game3 Tomoharu Saitou vs. Yuuya Watanabe 

@Zaknafein999 Thank you very much! ;D

what are they doing in the end? did the left one win a card oder what is it? i dont know tournament scene (:

@Zaknafein999 I just said T2 because of the channel´s name XD. I dont go to tournements yet but I am working on it and learning the sets and stuff

what format is this?

i dont know why he didnt recast the fanatic after remand. Dont get it. he has the dual land and needed that one dmg

Is that guy cutting his own deck? Can you do that?

@IzzYandPalpro no you can't now but 2 years ago you could

@MTGandSkating95 T2 I think

@lunalane maybe because his own cannonist didnt allow that :) but it was no problem, he won anyways

@lunalane because of Ethersworn Canonist

@simao000 My apologizes good sir. I understand the assumption lol (because of the channel's name). And I wish the best of luck to you in the future for tournaments and that sort of thing. :)

@Zaknafein999 It's useless to refer to a deck from a past format in the present tense. One would never refer to Caw-Blade as an Extended or Legacy deck simply because those are the only formats in which its currently legal. Caw-Blade, in its relevant form, was a Standard deck, period. For example, try playing Dragonstorm in Legacy. You'd be silly to even try, as it isn't a competitive deck in Legacy, regardless of its current legality. It's about context.

"Keepu desu" :P

@Zaknafein999 "Learn the sets?" Ironic considering you can't even tell this was Extended. Fail.

@simao000 This is legacy... Lotus bloom isn't even close to standard. Same for Bloodstained Mire and Windswept Heath..... Learn the sets I have to say.

@Zaknafein999 Seriously? First look up the usage of "to be" in the English language, particularly its use in the past tense. After that, I'd suggest you do a quick search on GP Kobe 2009. You'll find that its format WAS, indeed, Extended. Double fail.

@Archgamer lol