Domain Doesn't Suck. Does Buehler?

It's official. Domain doesn't suck. After placing two decks in the top 8 of GP London, includng champion Kai Budde, Domain has proven itself in the IBC format. This is after Randy Buehler stated last weekend in a GP Santiago article, that Domain sucks, Dark Domain sucks, and Brian Kibler sucks for having anything to do with it. Well, it read something like that. Unfortunately, the Sideboard seems to have removed the infamous article from their site. Draw your own conclusions.


Kai Budde Makes A Mistake

Kai Budde, considered by many to be the best Magic player in the World, actually made a play error this weekend, at GP London. This occurred during the finals of the tournament: "Gabriel tried for another Lightning Angel but Kai used the Evasive Action in his graveyard to stop it and looked nervous while counting his land in play. He then tried to cast a Harrow but the judge pointed out that he had already played his spell for the turn due to Agenda, and used some of the three mana in his pool to activate his Trenches."

Kai went on to win the match and the championship, becoming the first player to win four GP titles. Scott Johns wasn't available for comment, but he would probably have told Kai, "You suck.

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Domain Doesn't Suck. Does Buehler?

It's official. Domain doesn't suck. After placing two decks in the top 8 of GP London, includng champion Kai Budde, Domain has proven itself in the IBC format. This is after Randy Buehler stated last weekend in a GP Santiago article, that Domain sucks, Dark Domain sucks, and Brian Kibler sucks for having anything to do with it. Well, it read something like that. Unfortunately, the Sideboard seems to have removed the infamous article from their site. Draw your own conclusions.


Kai Budde Makes A Mistake

Kai Budde, considered by many to be the best Magic player in the World, actually made a play error this weekend, at GP London. This occurred during the finals of the tournament: "Gabriel tried for another Lightning Angel but Kai used the Evasive Action in his graveyard to stop it and looked nervous while counting his land in play. He then tried to cast a Harrow but the judge pointed out that he had already played his spell for the turn due to Agenda, and used some of the three mana in his pool to activate his Trenches."

Kai went on to win the match and the championship, becoming the first player to win four GP titles. Scott Johns wasn't available for comment, but he would probably have told Kai, "You suck.

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