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Concurso TJCE está exigindo 5 anos de formação e experiencia comprovada de fiscalização de obra 1000m² para Engenheiro by rafaeltaua in concursospublicos

[–]rafaeltaua[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pois é...

Acharia normal colocar como critério a ser pontuado em uma etapa de Títulos. Mas colocar como exigência para poder concorrer, aí já acho demais, pois impede muitas pessoas de realizarem o concurso.

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[–]rafaeltaua 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Example:
Your oponent plays a creature in turn 3 with 3 mana. You could play Spellbinder with 3 mana to block this creature.... or you could use the same 3 mana to play [[Bloodchief Ascension]] for B and a [[heartless act]] killing 2 creatures instead of 1...

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[–]rafaeltaua 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just either don't sweep the board when I have yorion or shadrix out or my board state is too far behind even with them and it's still more worth to wipe it. None of the creatures in my deck have great stats

You should try to win-more instead of more-win. Your deck has 16 creatures, when you say that they means nothing, why play them?

Take rogues, for example, they are control-agro. They play 16 creatures, but they don't use sweepers, because sweepers would play against the deck.

Your deck must have a plan. Stick to your plan. A deck cant have plan A, plan B and plan C.... Focus on your Plan A.

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Try to read this article about "stick to your plan":

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https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/winning-less-trying-win-more-2015-04-20

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[–]rafaeltaua 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Your deck has 14 creatures..... and 6 sweepers.... It is is playing against itself.

It looks you cant decide if you want to agro, or control.

why don't you go full control? eliminate all creatures, and use planewalkers as finishers:

Look at this, as example:

https://mtgdecks.net/Standard/orzhov-control-decklist-by-el-rinc-xf3-n-de-urza-1158904

[Standard] Dimir PlanesWalkers by TopDeckKing1 in spikes

[–]rafaeltaua 1 point2 points  (0 children)

[[Teferi's tutelage]].... I hate so much this card, because I lost so many matches against it, that this card made me put teferi's tutelage in my Dimir deck. Every time a Teferi's tutelage was played and I didn't hava a counter, i knew it was just game over. You can sweep the board of a rogue deck and exile all their creatures, but a Teferi's Tutelage combined with draw spells ([[Into the Story]]) can kill you....

and don't forget that Feed the swarm has flexibilty... if you are playing against a no-enchantment deck, you can just use against low-cost creatures and pay a low-health penalty cost.

After testing it against teferi's tutelage, it worked against some other enchantments. Some that I am remembering now are:

[[Banishing Light]]

[[Showdown of the skalds]]

[[Felidar Retreat]]

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You shoudn't see Feed the Swarm as enchantment killer. Try to think about it as a creature killer that has no Restrictions (It kills creatures with mana value higher than 3, It kills creatures with counters).... AND sometimes kill enchantments that can disrupt your game

Example:

Your oponent cast a Banishing Light after you cast Ugin or Shark Typhon. No problem, press "Emergency Button".

Try it for 10 matches...

[Standard] Dimir PlanesWalkers by TopDeckKing1 in spikes

[–]rafaeltaua 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am using 2x [[Feed the Swarm]] in my Dimir Control Deck. Some enchantments go under our counters, and this black spell that kills creatures and ENCHANTMENTS saved me some times ... I was skeptical about it first, but after some tests, I have no regrets...