[DO NOT TRY TO SELL IN HERE] Pimp Legacy Decks

[guillemnicolau]

@Ertai's Familiar: This deck is really nice, please post photos of it's final version.

Also, seeing that there's love for korean here, yesterday I received this (I usually only want english cards, but fuck it, too sexy):

[mrblueduck]

I finally finished my goblin deck. Every non dual/Karakas is now foil or altered.

The Land Base


The Non-creature Spells Plus Sideboard


Half the creatures, because of glare


The other half


Its not my most recent build, but just glad my alters came back and decided to throw it up. Sorry for the lackluster pics.

Edit: Ok, so I finally was able to get the images working, I just have no idea how to resize them. Well the full images are in the Imgur Album.

http://imgur.com/a/Ga2GM#AeIdiip

[Rome]

Who stole the Color from my Mana Vault?

[Elfkid]

Who stole the Color from my Mana Vault?

The sun?

[Rome]

The sun?

yes :D

[jake556]

Painter PIMP! yeah Korean cards are hard to come by :(

[whienot]

Jeezuz, those Blood Moons are hawt.

[big_ticket]

Jeezuz, those Blood Moons are hawt.

yeah very sick moon..

nice lotus also

[Plague Sliver]

I'm trying to build elves in Chinese. Now is anyone else bothered that the old name for elves was "地精" and cards like Heritage Druid, Nettle Sentinel, etc only come as that type but the new name for elves is "妖精" and Deathrite Shaman only comes as "妖精". This bothers me.

This bothers me, but not as much as the Chinese font changes.

[MoxMonkey]

My scores from GP Portland:

[Bed Decks Palyer]

My scores from GP Portland:

Several of those cards seem to be from those really old original printings. Is that medieval English?
No, srsly... nice ones.

[Yonthan]

I'm trying to build elves in Chinese. Now is anyone else bothered that the old name for elves was "地精" and cards like Heritage Druid, Nettle Sentinel, etc only come as that type but the new name for elves is "妖精" and Deathrite Shaman only comes as "妖精". This bothers me.

I think it's a matter of simplified chinese or traditional chinese; 地精 is for simplified chinese, while 妖精 is for traditional chinese.

[Whippoorwill]

And here's the team assembled so far:

-Beta Power-

-Matt

VERY nice, can't wait to see the full set once you finish!

[J.V.]

I think it's a matter of simplified chinese or traditional chinese; 地精 is for simplified chinese, while 妖精 is for traditional chinese.

Nope, those are both simplified.

The first says di jing which is like earth spirit or goblin.

The second says yao jing which is more like fairy.

The problem is that Elf really doesn't translate into Chinese well...

[nedleeds]

My scores from GP Portland:

Nice scores ... too bad that STP didn't make it out in time.

[Yonthan]

Nope, those are both simplified.

The first says di jing which is like earth spirit or goblin.

The second says yao jing which is more like fairy.

The problem is that Elf really doesn't translate into Chinese well...

Thanks for pointing it out! I didn't notice it myself coz I collect traditional chinese cards only.

[NathanS2k]

[QUOTE=Yonthan;827676]Thanks for pointing it out! I didn't notice it myself coz I collect traditional chinese cards

My fellow Chinese pimp.

[wmagzoo7]

Painter PIMP! yeah Korean cards are hard to come by :(

That miscut Japanese City of Traitors was probably not easy to come by either!

[MoxMonkey]

Nice scores ... too bad that STP didn't make it out in time.

Yeah i know! :( someone wasn't pricing things right and I got it for 80.

[Koby]

Shitty, quasi playable Pox deck:



EDIT: also a terrible photo. Getting rid of my scanner in my move last year makes it tough to show the sweetness.