Zondag 6 Mei

Deuren 9
Start 10
Sealed 25€
4 of 5 ronden
6 boosters deelname
3 boosters Price support/per persoon

Draft start rond 15u na sealed

Deelname 12€ of 10 als je ook sealed doet.

3 boosters deelname
2 boosters price support/per persoon

Gameday Standard

Doors 9, start 10

Entry 5€

Last chance to test T2 before GP Lille

Top8 Card

Entry Card

zondag 29 januari 2012

Prerelease Dark Ascension

Formaat : Sealed Deck

Entry fee : 25 €

( nieuwe spelers – dus zonder DCI nummer – betalen slechts de helft )

( elke speler krijgt 6 boosters en maakt hiermee een deck )

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doors open : 9u00 / begin tournament : 10u00

Side events na de sealed

De plaats van het event is “Campus Houtland“

Adres : Rijselstraat 110, 8820 TORHOUT

Een wegbeschrijving kan je hier terugvinden !

zondag 5 februari 2012

Launch Party Innistrad

Formaat : Booster Draft

Entry fee : 25 €

( nieuwe spelers – dus zonder DCI nummer – betalen slechts de helft )

( als je aan beide clubevents deelneemt betaal je slecths 20€ voor de draft )

( er wordt tweemaal gedraft )

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doors open : 9u00 / begin tournament : 10u00

De plaats van het event is “Campus Houtland“

Adres : Rijselstraat 110, 8820 TORHOUT

They say you can’t judge a book by its cover. That’s probably not entirely accurate, since the whole point of a book cover is to convey some information about the book itself. But that’s not entirely on-topic, since we’re not talking about books today. We’re talking about booster packs! Here’s what a display box of Dark Ascension booster packs will look like:

Now, what does that tell us about the boosters within? A surprising amount, actually. Observe!

The booster display was clearly an accurate representation of the boosters within, right? It’s the same guy!

Ooh! Scary! This would appear to be some kind of powerful undead creature, which seems like the sort of thing you’d get in a set like Dark Ascension.

And finally, we have a wolf of some sort. And we’ll just go ahead and admit that it’s a werewolf. So these boosters seem like reasonable representations of what’s in the set. We have proven it with science!

• Undying
• Fateful Hour
• Double-Faced Cards

• Morbid
• Flashback
• Curses

With the archangel Avacyn still missing in action and the protective wards of the Avacynian church fading in power, the plane of Innistrad is starting to get a lot… darker. Dark Ascension brings new weapons for monsters and innocents alike and builds on the mechanics and themes of Innistrad.

Undying

Undying is a new keyword in Dark Ascension that lets creatures come back from the grave stronger than ever.

When your undying creature with no +1/+1 counters on it dies, you’ll return it to the battlefield with a +1/+1 counter on it. An undying creature that has one or more +1/+1 counters on it when it dies stays in the graveyard as normal.

It doesn’t matter where the +1/+1 counters came from, or whether a creature has already come back with a counter on it; all that matters is where the counters are when it dies. If your undying creature gets a +1/+1 counter on it (say, from Travel Preparations) and then dies, it won’t come back, even if that’s the first time it died. On the flip side, if you can get that +1/+1 counter off of an undying creature somehow after it comes back, it’ll come back yet again the next time it dies. Undying indeed!

If a creature ever has +1/+1 counters and -1/-1 counters on it, the two kinds of counters immediately “cancel out,” one for one, until only one kind of counter remains. For example, a creature with three +1/+1 counters and two -1/-1 counters would end up with one +1/+1 counter. There’s a twist, though: If a creature with +1/+1 counters on it gets enough -1/-1 counters to kill it, it dies before the two counters have the chance to cancel out. For example, if your Strangleroot Geist with a +1/+1 counter on it got three -1/-1 counters from Skinrender‘s “enters the battlefield” ability, the Geist would die with one +1/+1 counter and three -1/-1 counters and wouldn’t return to the battlefield.

Fateful Hour

They say the night is darkest just before the dawn, and the new fateful hour ability word in Dark Ascension takes that philosophy to heart.

Fateful hour abilities work as long as you have 5 life or less. As soon as your life total drops to 5 or less, they immediately kick in. So you could pay some life to an Immolating Souleater in the middle of combat to suddenly give your team a boost with Thraben Doomsayer. As soon as your life total becomes 6 or higher, fateful hour abilities stop working—so gaining life with Thraben Doomsayer on the table might cause your creatures to get smaller in the middle of a turn.

Other fateful hour abilities may be triggered abilities, static abilities, or abilities that change what an instant or sorcery spell does.

Double-Faced Cards

Like Innistrad, Dark Ascension features double-faced cards—cards with no Magic back and a face on each side. In Dark Ascension, however, not all of them are creatures.

For the nitty-gritty details (including how to draft with double-faced cards) and weird corner cases, check out the

There aren’t any special rules for Curses—they follow all the normal rules for Auras that enchant players—but there are some cards in Innistrad block, like Curse of Thirst, that refer to the Curse subtype. Note that Curses have enchant player, not enchant opponent, so you can enchant yourself with a Curse if you want to.

oh, hello! Is it time for Dark Ascension previews already? My, my, how time flies. Well, you’ve probably already seen the big introduction to Dark Ascension Mechanics. And you’ve certainly read Mark Rosewater’s preview article. So there’s hardly anything left to do.

Except, perhaps, to show you all the delicious alternate-art foil cards that will be available (while supplies last) at various Dark Ascension events. Let’s do that!

Dark Ascension Prerelease

The Dark Ascension Prerelease is January 28-29, which seems so far away now. But it’s only three weeks! Less than that, in fact. And here’s what’s available for playing in one. While supplies last.

Dark Ascension Launch Party

A week after the prerelease, Dark Ascension goes on sale for real on February 3. And that kicks off the Launch Party, where this foil card lives:

Just like the prerelease card, you’ll get it just for participating (while supplies last).

Dark Ascension Game Day

Dark Ascension Game Day is February 25-26, and while supplies last, you’ll get this for participating:

And if you make the Top 8, you’ll get this!

Dark Ascension Buy-a-Box Card

Finally, here’s the “Buy-a-Box” card! It goes to the first twenty people to buy a Booster Box of Dark Ascension at participating locations. We’ll post the locations later, but here’s the card now!

Dark Ascension previews continue tomorrow. So come back then!

Wat is nu de wijziging ?
1)De FNM verhuist naar de 4e of laatste vrijdag. Dit om te voorkomen dat er 2 avonden na elkaar Magic is in de club.
2)Een extra mogelijkheid tot Boardgamen en dit op de 2e donderdag. Dit laatste omdat er door sommige BG’rs hiernaar vraag was. Of dit laatste zal aanslaan weten we voorlopig nog niet.

Kijk altijd naar de kalender voor hoe het exact zit -> http://www.woodlandmages.be/calendar/

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Face a Greater Challenge

Standard rotates once each year, with the release of the October large set. Magic 2013 will enter Standard on its release without knocking anything out, then Magic 2012 and Scars of Mirrodin block will leave Standard with the release of “Hook.” The Standard format between Magic 2013 and “Hook” will consist of Scars of Mirrodin block, Innistrad block, Magic 2012, and Magic 2013. After the release of “Hook,” it will consist of Innistrad Block, Magic 2013, and “Hook.”

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