Subject: Geae's Recursion
Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 22:43:37 EDT
From: Tonypatron <Tonypatron@aol.com>
To: fkusumot@ix.netcom.com

Frank,

     I love Geae's Blessing.  I love it.  If it were legal, I might even marry
the damn card. ( which I think is only legal in Alabama and Kentucky :)  I
have many different versions of a Geae's recursion deck, and this one works
well.

4x  Geae's Blessing
4x  Wrath of God
4x  Gerrard's Wisdom
3x  Disenchant
2x  Jester's Cap
4x  Impusle
4x  Mystical Tutor
4x  Counterspell
4x  Dismiss
1x  Winds of Wrath
2x  Whispers of the Muse

4x  Flooded Plains
3x  Undiscovered Paradise
2x  City of Brass
2x  Reflecting Pool
6x  Plains
6x  Islands
1x  Forest

This deck could function without the green, but without the Blessings, I feel
empty inside.  With 4 Impulses, 4 Mystical Tutors, 4 Geae's Blessings, and 2
Whispers, this deck can churn through to find the key cards in a matter of a
few turns.  The Winds of Wrath is still an undecided.  I like the 5th Wrath in
the deck, but maybe a Pursuit of Knowledge would go better, and Pursuit +
Wisdom = game.  The deck as a whole needs no real explanation, but I have time
to kill.  Use the drawing engine to find the cards that you need.  Wrath and
Wisdom to take control of the game, and counter any viable threats.  You will
run them out of cards via Blessing, asuming they don't Lobotomy or Cap your
ass.  So, Cap them first.  When the deck starts to really thin ( another
reason for the fetch lands), full Geae's recursion is abtainable.  Cap, put it
back, repeat, add neasuea.

Anthony "The BEAST" Patronick
TEAM Whup-Ass
Tonypatron@aol.com