Oh, sorry i meant that i was playing FM and my opponent was playing wizard.

Just a question, how did you get the second 9D or 3rd atk because i see 3 but not 4 attacks.

Hello everyone 

I was looking through my decks today and played a couple games with my father, we realized that in each of our decks we would run nullify.........and so then the games we played just were games about who played nullify when. I did not enjoy the fact that in this game you NEED to run nullify or else you would not be able to do anything useful, because your opponent would just nullify you. So we realized that this card is a staple in every deck but we did not want it to become a nullify game, a game which we would nullify each other until we ran out of nullifies. This part of the game took a lot of time, so we discussed the idea of limiting nullify to a max of 2 in each deck, instead of 6. I just want to put this out there, to see what you guys think and if this idea should be made a rule.

I agree the FM is a hard mage to play because you have to know what to expect and when to play a card, ect. Its kinda like the color blue in magic.

Ya i meant that for the damage and mana counters on the cards in play in use red D6's and for the mana(not mage's) I use blue gems. So i was just wondering if that was ok to do in a tournament setting. Thanks Tho.

Just a suggestion, How about like a plastic tube designed like a scroll with different markings (Beastmaster=plants/trees/animals) to carry the mat? Just like for the vynal mat for Dreamblade.

ok just my opinion but i think that the forcemaster is the most powerful mage by far and i will tell you why.....................   First) The Forceblade: it has doublestrike and with bear strength that is soooo powerful.  You roll 12 dice for each full attack! And if you Dissolve it, it comes right back!    2) The Forcefield:  it gets past unavoidable and starts with 3 counters and gains 1 counter EACH turn.  It's not Epic, so you can just replace it when destroyed.    3) Mind Control: takes control of any creature, it's cheap to cast, and can wipe out swarming when combined with the Mordok's Obelisk.  Just run these x4 for an auto-win nearly every game.
OK now i know what your thinking, that the dispel gets past mind contol but with decoy and just plain guessing proves to be a powerful combo. I have played many games with her and the only thing that scares her is a deck meta'd JUST against her, and thats not practical.  So thats what i feel.

On the forcemaster's blade, the full action strike attack has ethereal sweeping OR doublestrike. If i choose doublestrike do i lose the ethereal trait. ( The ethereal is on a different line above the "Sweeping OR doublestike")