Terminator, the best deck ever to be created in the Standard Format has been discovered by Brainburst Premiere Staff Writer, Jarrod Bright. The deck, with it's Llanowar Dead technology, had not yet been unearthed by pros or Regionals testers. It's most well-protected technology, a certain targeted creature removal spell, helps to defer the controversy of a 61 card build.

When asked to comment on the development of such a game-breaking deck, Bright replied "I'm a premeire writer... it's my job to post the best technology I'm privvy to."

Brainburst subscribers everywhere are dropping hours and days of testing to switch to Bright's deck. Several subscribers have indicated that they plan to play the deck with no testing whatsoever. "I'm a subscriber, so of course I'm smart enough to see how amazing that deck is," says one premeire member. "Top eighting with Terminator should be a cinch."

Among other good matchups, including Braids/x, Tog, R/G beats, and of course the mirror match, Terminator has shown to be a great extended metagame deck, showing in testing that it can beat both Necro-based Trix decks and Miracle Gro as well as it could have beaten Kai Budde piloting a 1999-era Tolarian Academy deck.

"I'm certain that after regionals, Wizards will need to emergency ban Llanowar Dead," says Bright. Meanwhile, judges everywhere are expecting to answer several complicated questions about creature regeneration.

While Terminator may cause for another lop-sided regionals by dominating all of the top tables, it will free up some funds for a majority of Magic players everywhere as Birds of Paradise become more readily available. "The success of Terminator just goes to show that you don't need four Birds anymore," says one competitor who plans to sell his fourth Birds of Paradise to enter the tournament.

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Terminator, the best deck ever to be created in the Standard Format has been discovered by Brainburst Premiere Staff Writer, Jarrod Bright. The deck, with it's Llanowar Dead technology, had not yet been unearthed by pros or Regionals testers. It's most well-protected technology, a certain targeted creature removal spell, helps to defer the controversy of a 61 card build.

When asked to comment on the development of such a game-breaking deck, Bright replied "I'm a premeire writer... it's my job to post the best technology I'm privvy to."

Brainburst subscribers everywhere are dropping hours and days of testing to switch to Bright's deck. Several subscribers have indicated that they plan to play the deck with no testing whatsoever. "I'm a subscriber, so of course I'm smart enough to see how amazing that deck is," says one premeire member. "Top eighting with Terminator should be a cinch."

Among other good matchups, including Braids/x, Tog, R/G beats, and of course the mirror match, Terminator has shown to be a great extended metagame deck, showing in testing that it can beat both Necro-based Trix decks and Miracle Gro as well as it could have beaten Kai Budde piloting a 1999-era Tolarian Academy deck.

"I'm certain that after regionals, Wizards will need to emergency ban Llanowar Dead," says Bright. Meanwhile, judges everywhere are expecting to answer several complicated questions about creature regeneration.

While Terminator may cause for another lop-sided regionals by dominating all of the top tables, it will free up some funds for a majority of Magic players everywhere as Birds of Paradise become more readily available. "The success of Terminator just goes to show that you don't need four Birds anymore," says one competitor who plans to sell his fourth Birds of Paradise to enter the tournament.

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