Wanting to give the newest and mono-Blackiest cards a chance to shine, Gregory Marques walks us through his current project.
Gregory Marques
Gregory Marques is a game designer, currently making new games that will appear on Facebook in 2011. You may remember a previous Facebook game he worked on, Dungeons & Dragons: Tiny Adventures. His Magic playing began in 1994. He began designing cards right away, but not professionally until he was offered a unique chance to help out with 5th Dawn by e-mail. He was later employed at Wizards of the Coast from 2006 until 2009. He was on the development teams for Magic 2010 and Rise of the Eldrazi, and on the design teams for Magic 2011, Rise of the Eldrazi, and Duel Decks: Garruk vs Liliana. He played in the FFL and did some additional design on every set from Shards of Alara through Magic 2011. He has not played much competitive Magic, but was the Washington State Champion this year, and perhaps he will have some more achievements in the future.
In the third and final installment of his design review of New Phyrexia, Gregory discusses the Green and Artifact cards.
It’s the second part of the New Phyrexia design review. This episode features Gregory’s unique design analysis on the Red in Black cards in the newest set.
Here is part 1 of Gregory’s design review – a unique card-by-card analysis from an ex- magic designer.
Gregory teams up with Jay Schneider to bring you an exciting and potentially format-crushing deck at the last minute!
PPL is back! Gregory brings you a brand new Black / Red deck you can use to teach those Caw Blade players a lesson.
This week we have some new deck ideas for Standard, and a solid review of the Time Sieve deck for Extended.
Gregory gives you a full-set card by card design review of Mirrodin Besieged.
What new decks will come with the introduction of Mirrodin Besieged to Standard and Extended? Greg takes an early look at some of the possibilities in this edition of Present-Present League.
This week Gregory takes his first stab at a new extended deck, but soon discovers there are some important things you should think about when approaching this format.
Gregory starts with a basic artifact deck and then explores an exciting combo deck for standard.
