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That reporting is incorrect. The finals was Miracle mirror matchup. Merfolk lost in the Top 4.

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blah blah... "a fallacy is usually an error in reasoning often due to a misconception or a presumption."

Is deck-thinning as a bonus considered a misconception? Yes.
Is deck-thinning as a bonus...

Brush up on your theory:
http://magic.tcgplayer.com/db/print.asp?ID=3096

In summary:

The deck thinning property of fetchlands is a fallacy. At best, and over the course of a long game, you're only going to see 2% improvement on your draws. Goblins play fetchlands for splashes, and...

Why do people still play Merfolk?
It has an incredibly hard time against Goblins, a lesser tough time against Maverick, and most often loses to Terminus. That's 60% of the DTB forum right there.

Ask, and you shall receive:
http://www.thecouncil.es/tcdecks/deck.php?id=90&iddeck=827

Also, completely as an aside - Vengevine Survival > Tribal.

I am looking forward to making sushi out of this deck. It still has no good way to beat Mother of Runes + Umezawa's Jitte.

#omnomnom #sushi

3 SFM
1 Jitte
1 Sword of Light & Shadow (seems most relevant here)
2-4 StP (remainder in the SB)

Cutting 4 Standstill slots, and some number of Spell Pierce, Cursecatcher, or Daze. I'm not sure...

Swordfish (UW Merfolk + SFM) has been one of the better Merfolk U/x splashes that I've seen over the last year. You already have the mechanism to make it work (Aether Vial), and it provides the deck...

I'm pretty sure most people have forgotten what the card Spell Pierce does. That should change.

Updated. I think it's important to keep in mind that Merfolk plays a valuable role in suppressing other blue strategies in the metagame, and thus allowing mid-range to compete. (altho this is...

Reality Ripple - Under the current rules, phasing out the token permanently exiles Batterskull. This could be used anytime when they are tapped out. It's also somewhat useful against other...

Yes, the Zoo matchup is still tough as nails. But in a metagame filled with Zoo (and I'm talking about 20% Zoo meta - most people play shit pet decks that never plan on winning anyway and are easy to...

I disagree. Merfolk can still win against even a heavy aggro meta, and I have data to prove it. Granted its in the MTGO-Classic format, which is almost nearly identical to Legacy. But it remains true...

Why the Tundras if you don't have any white cards?