The first Tuesday Night Overextended event was a resounding success.
62 players showed up to play, making this one of the best attended (if not the best attended) Magic Online player run event ever! The response was so overwhelming that the prize structure was expanded, paying over 70 event tickets out to the full top 8 players. If you weren’t here this week, it’s only going to get even better next week. You’re going to want to be there.
And then there were the matches themselves.
After six hard-fought rounds, the top eight was set. Seven unique archetypes, spanning several generations of Magic decks, filled the coveted eight slots. At the top of the Swiss standings sat Cranderson – noted professional player Chris Anderson in real life – with his take on the Elves deck. But just below him were players piloting Affinity, Zoo, Dragonstorm, Living End, Madness, and R/G Elves. The diverse top 8 showed off just how varied this format really is, and – as the maximum watcher capacity crowd can attest to – the games were incredibly intense and skill testing.
Though Largebrandon and his Living End deck seemed well poised to roll through the top eight with pairings of Zoo, Elves, and then Affinity, an unlikely bout of mana troubles put him on the wrong side of a Bloodbraid Elf in the semifinals. Meanwhile, in the other half of the semifinals bracket, Cranderson was quite literally dispatched in a most unlikely fashion when a non-metalcrafted Dispatch tapped down his Nettle Sentinel midcombo, finally handing Anderson his first loss of the tournament. But in the end, it was Woodjt5′s Aggro Elves deck, with a dash of red for innovation, that overran Mossmcgrady’s Affinity and took down the whole thing.
Now that the metagame has began to take shape, there’s no telling what will come out of the woodwork for next week. Will somebody crack the control deck code now that the metagame has a form? Will the controversial Dark Depths find it’s way into the top 8, or will it continue to linger below and show that maybe, just maybe, the combo isn’t quite as good as advertised? Whichever the case, make sure you pack enough cards to fight the little green men – and don’t expect a set of Engineered Plagues to be enough. Chris Anderson’s Buried Alive-Vengevine sideboard strategy nicely sidestepped the black enchantment all day long.
But we have a week to go until then. For now, enjoy the top 16 decklists for this event. They should make for good reading material to study up on before next Tuesday.
Top 16 decklists
1st Place - Woodjt5's R/G Elves
| Lands: (22) 14 Forest 4 Rootbound Crag 3 Copperline Gorge 1 Oran-Rief, the Vastwood Creatures: (38) 4 Llanowar Elves 4 Bramblewood Paragon 4 Elvish Archdruid 4 Heritage Druid 4 Bloodbraid Elf 4 Wren’s Run Vanquisher 3 Ezuri, Renegade Leader 3 Imperious Perfect 3 Nettle Sentinel 3 Arbor Elf 2 Chameleon Colossus | Sideboard: (15) 4 Deglamer 3 Leatherback Baloth 3 Lignify 3 Primal Command 2 Chameleon Colossus |
2th Place - Mossmcgrady's Affinity
| Lands: (15) 4 Ancient Den 4 Great Furnace 4 Seat of the Synod 1 Darksteel Citadel 1 Inkmoth Nexus 1 Glimmervoid Creatures: (24) 4 Tempered Steel 4 Myr Enforcer 4 Frogmite 4 Signal Pest 4 Memnite 2 Etched Champion 2 Ornithopter Spells: (21) 4 Cranial Plating 4 Thoughtcast 4 Galvanic Blast 3 Springleaf Drum 3 Mox Opal 3 Dispatch | Sideboard: (15) 4 Phyrexian Revoker 4 Ethersworn Canonist 4 Relic of Progenitus 2 Etched Champion 1 Dispatch |
3th Place - Chranderson's Elves
| Lands: (18) 6 Forest 4 Misty Rainforest 4 Verdant Catacombs 1 Dryad Arbor 1 Temple Garden 1 Overgrown Tomb 1 Pendlehaven Creatures: (30) 4 Llanowar Elves 4 Heritage Druid 4 Nettle Sentinel 4 Wirewood Symbiote 4 Elvish Visionary 4 Birchlore Rangers 2 Wirewood Hivemaster 1 Arbor Elf 1 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn 1 Regal Force 1 Qasali Pridemage Spells: (12) 4 Glimpse of Nature 3 Green Sun’s Zenith 3 Summoner’s Pact 2 Inquisition of Kozilek | Sideboard: (15) 4 Vengevine 4 Buried Alive 2 Viridian Shaman 2 Cabal Therapy 1 Gaddock Teeg 1 Dauntless Escort 1 Inquisition of Kozilek |
4th Place - Largebrandon's Living End
| Lands: (19) 4 Copperline Gorge 4 Blackcleave Cliffs 3 Swamp 3 Mountain 3 Forest 1 Graven Cairns 1 Fire-Lit Thicket Creatures: (30) 4 Monstrous Carabid 4 Jungle Weaver 4 Street Wraith 4 Igneous Pouncer 4 Fulminator Mage 4 Deadshot Minotaur 3 Shriekmaw 2 Ingot Chewer 1 Valley Rannet Spells: (11) 4 Living End 4 Violent Outburst 3 Demonic Dread | Sideboard: (15) 4 Krosan Grip 4 Faerie Macabre 3 Engineered Plague 2 Ingot Chewer 1 Spitebellows 1 Mournwhelk |
5th Place - Cinderdruid's Affinity
| Lands: (16) 4 Vault of Whispers 4 Seat of the Synod 4 Ancient Den 4 Inkmoth Nexus Creatures: (28) 4 Ornithopter 4 Memnite 4 Signal Pest 4 Frogmite 4 Myr Enforcer 4 Etched Champion 4 Master of Etherium Spells: (16) 4 Mox Opal 4 Springleaf Drum 4 Thoughtcast 4 Cranial Plating | Sideboard (15) 4 Pithing Needle 4 Duress 4 Ethersworn Canonist 3 Disenchant |
6th Place - Gardevi's Dragonstorm
| Lands: (20) 4 Scalding Tarn 4 Steam Vents 3 Island 3 Calciform Pools 2 Shivan Reef 2 Dreadship Reef 1 Cascade Bluffs 1 Mountain Creatures: (4) 3 Bogardan Hellkite 1 Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund Spells: (36) 4 Preordain 4 Rite of Flame 4 Ponder 4 Sleight of Hand 4 Lotus Bloom 4 Remand 4 Seething Song 4 Dragonstorm 2 Gigadrowse 2 Manamorphose | Sideboard: (15) 4 Repeal 4 Leyline of Sanctity 3 Pyroclasm 2 Gigadrowse 2 Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir |
7th Place - Jzshapiro's Zoo
| Lands: (22) 4 Arid Mesa 4 Windswept Heath 3 Wooded Foothills 3 Grove of the Burnwillows 1 Blood Crypt 1 Hallowed Fountain 1 Sacred Foundry 1 Stomping Ground 1 Temple Garden 1 Godless Shrine 1 Plains 1 Forest Creatures: (26) 4 Noble Hierarch 4 Wild Nacatl 4 Tarmogoyf 4 Dark Confidant 2 Grim Lavamancer 3 Stoneforge Mystic 3 Qasali Pridemage 2 Knight of the Reliquary Spells: (12) 4 Path to Exile 3 Lightning Bolt 3 Punishing Fire 1 Umezawa’s Jitte 1 Sword of Feast and Famine | Sideboard: (15) 4 Negate 3 Gaddock Teeg 3 Bant Charm 2 Kor Firewalker 1 Cunning Sparkmage 1 Qasali Pridemage 1 Basilisk Collar |
8th Place - Caggii's Madtog 2011
| Lands: (21) 4 Misty Rainforest 3 Verdant Catacombs 2 Watery Grave 2 Overgrown Tomb 2 Forest 2 Tranquil Thicket 2 Breeding Pool 1 Cephalid Coliseum 1 Island 1 Lonely Sandbar 1 Ghost Quarter Creatures: (23) 4 Bloodghast 4 Arrogant Wurm 4 Wild Mongrel 4 Basking Rootwalla 3 Tarmogoyf 3 Psychatog 1 Wonder Spells: (16) 4 Circular Logic 4 Careful Study 3 Thoughtseize 2 Gifts Ungiven 2 Chrome Mox 1 Life From the Loam | Sideboard: (15) 3 Leyline of the Void 2 Krosan Grip 2 Go for the Throat 1 Ravenous Trap 1 Thoughtsieze 1 Darkblast 1 Tormod’s Crypt 1 Ghost Quarter 1 Putrefy 1 Naturalize 1 Nature’s Claim |
9th Place - Slidegob's Scapeshift
| Lands: (24) 4 Stomping Ground 4 Steam Vents 4 Island 3 Forest 2 Breeding Pool 2 Misty Rainforest 2 Mountain 2 Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle 1 Flooded Grove Creatures: (7) 4 Sakura-Tribe Elder 3 Wood Elves Spells: (29) 4 Ponder 4 Preordain 4 Rampant Growth 4 Peer through Depths 4 Remand 4 Scapeshift 2 Counterspell 2 Firespout 1 Explore | Sideboard: (15) 4 Kitchen Finks 3 Ancient Grudge 3 Spell Pierce 2 Spell Snare 1 Counterspell 1 Firespout 1 Pyroclasm |
10th Place - Lionden56's Burn
| Lands: (20) 16 Mountain 4 Teetering Peaks Creatures: (16) 4 Keldon Marauders 4 Hell’s Thunder 4 Hellspark Elemental 4 Spark Elemental Spells: (24) 4 Lightning Bolt 4 Molten Rain 4 Lava Spike 4 Flames of the Blood Hand 4 Rift Bolt 4 Searing Blaze | Sideboard: (15) 4 Smash to Smithereens 4 Guttural Response 4 Magma Spray 3 Sulfuric Vortex |
11th Place - Rylinks' Astral Slide
| Lands: (26) 8 Forest 8 Plains 4 Tranquil Thicket 4 Secluded Steppe 2 Nantuko Monastery Creatures: (16) 4 Eternal Dragon 4 Eternal Witness 4 Krosan Tusker 4 Sakura-Tribe Elder Spells: (18) 4 Astral Slide 3 Day of Judgment 3 Gilded Light 3 Renewed Faith 2 Decree of Justice 2 Solitary Confinement 1 Beast Within | Sideboard: (15) 4 Creeping Corrosion 4 Plow Under 3 Rude Awakening 3 Beast Within 1 Day of Judgment |
12th Place - Mage_slayer's Depthsblade
13th Place - Jreingold's Ninjablade
| Lands: (23) 4 Seachrome Coast 4 Polluted Delta 4 Flooded Strand 3 Darkslick Shores 2 Celestial Colonnade 2 Island 2 Plains 1 Watery Grave 1 Swamp Creatures: (15) 4 Stoneforge Mystic 4 Squadron Hawk 4 Dark Confidant 3 Ninja of the Deep Hours Spells: (22) 4 Inquisition of Kozilek 4 Path to Exile 3 Chrome Mox 3 Mana Leak 2 Counterspell 2 Jace, the Mind Sculptor 1 Sword of Fire and Ice 1 Umezawa’s Jitte 1 Dromar’s Charm 1 Sword of Feast and Famine | Sideboard: (15) 3 Engineered Plague 3 Circle of Protection: Red 3 Go for the Throat 1 Manriki-Gusari 5 ? |
14th Place - Skateflip008's Burn
| Lands: (24) 18 Mountain 4 Forgotten Cave 2 Keldon Megaliths Spells: (36) 4 Lava Spike 4 Searing Blaze 4 Flame Javelin 4 Incinerate 4 Rift Bolt 4 Lightning Bolt 3 Sulfuric Vortex 3 Pyrostatic Pillar 3 Blood Moon 3 Flamebreak | Sideboard (15) 4 Manic Vandal 4 Smash to Smithereens 3 Ignorant Bliss 1 Pyrostatic Pillar 1 Sulfuric Vortex 1 Blood Moon 1 Flamebreak |
15th Place - K1DBUU's Hive Mind
| Lands: (22) 5 Mountain 4 Irrigation Ditch 4 Ancient Spring 3 Island 2 Plains 2 Tolaria West 1 Arid Mesa 1 Scalding Tarn Spells: (38) 4 Hive Mind 4 Manamorphose 4 Pact of Negation 4 Pact of the Titan 4 Ponder 4 Rite of Flame 2 Condescend 2 Idyllic Tutor 2 Lightning Bolt 2 Path to Exile 2 Remand 2 Repeal 1 Dispel 1 Preordain | Sideboard: (15) 4 Leyline of Sanctity 4 Spreading Seas 2 Boomerang 2 Plumeveil 2 Volcanic Fallout 1 Sphinx of Jwar Isle |
16th Place - Drax01's Living End
| Lands: (19) 4 Verdant Catacombs 3 Forest 3 Swamp 3 Mountain 2 Scalding Tarn 1 Blood Crypt 1 Arid Mesa 1 Stomping Ground 1 Overgrown Tomb Creatures: (28) 4 Monstrous Carabid 4 Ingot Chewer 4 Jungle Weaver 4 Street Wraith 4 Fulminator Mage 4 Deadshot Minotaur 2 Valley Rannet 2 Ridge Rannet Spells: (13) 4 Demonic Dread 4 Violent Outburst 3 Living End 2 Night of Souls’ Betrayal | Sideboard (15) 4 Kitchen Finks 4 Shriekmaw 3 Ricochet Trap 2 Maelstrom Pulse 1 Night of Souls’ Betrayal 1 Yixlid Jailer |
Complete Metagame Breakdown
7 Affinity
4 Living End
4 Red Deck Wins
3 Goblins
3 Mono Blue Wizards/Faeries Control
3 Zoo (One with Stoneforge Mystic and Punishing Fire, one with just Punishing Fire, one with neither)
2 W/B Junk
2 Mono Green Elves
2 Astral Slide
2 Boros
2 Twelvepost
2 Dark Depths Psychatog
1 Pyromancer’s Swath
1 Second Sunrise
1 Hive Mind
1 All-In Red
1 R/G Ponza
1 ‘Owling Mine
1 Beacon Green
1 Bant Midrange
1 Mad-Dog 2011
1 Ghost Dad
1 Dragonstorm
1 U/W Control
1 U/G Goodstuff
1 Mass Polymorph
1 Phyrexian Unlife/Delaying Shield Combo
1 Scapeshift
1 Restore Balance
1 Depthsblade
1 Protean Hulk Combo
1 Grixis Control
1 Ninjablade
1 Mono Black Control
1 GWB Junk
1 U/B Jace Control
1 Esper Junk
1 R/G Elves
Final Standings
Looks like a great variety of decks played. I’m curious to some of the other decks outside of the top 16, as well as how they placed. Is there any way to update the standings to show what archetype each was playing?
Which ones in particular were you curious about? :)
12post, mostly.
Neither of them cracked top 32. Here are the two maindecks:
U/G Twelvepost
Lands:
4 Cloudpost
1 Tree of Tales
1 Academy Ruins
1 Breeding Pool
1 Lonely Sandbar
2 Tolaria West
4 Vesuva
3 Island
1 Misty Rainforest
1 Flooded Grove
1 Seat of the Synod
4 Glimmerpost
Creatures:
1 Triskelion
1 Treasure Mage
2 Trinket Mage
Spells:
4 Thirst for Knowledge
4 Condescend
1 Life from the Loam
3 Remand
3 Gifts Ungiven
3 Moment’s Peace
2 Mindslaver
2 Repeal
1 Expedition Map
2 Jace, the Mind Sculptor
3 Chrome Mox
4 Simic Signet
G/B Twelvepost
Lands:
4 Glimmerpost
4 Cloudpost
6 Forest
2 Overgrown Tomb
4 Verdant Catacombs
2 Dryad Arbor
2 Swamp
Creatures:
4 Sakura Tribe-Elder
2 Eternal Witness
2 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
1 Progenitus
Spells:
4 Explore
4 Sylvan Scrying
4 Thoughtseize
3 Tooth and Nail
3 Golgari Signet
3 Black Sun’s Zenith
3 Green Sun’s Zenith
3 Expedition Map
(Played by gjagasia and Josthoalemar1322 respectively.)
Hmm, vastly different than the direction I was going in. Thanks for posting the list, though!
It’s kind of based on the old Ug 8Post or Tron deck, with Gifts Ungiven being pretty much unbeatable (Gifts for Life from the Loam/Academy Ruins/Mindslaver/etc); I wanted to play something more traditional before moving to something wild.
First customization that needs to happen for my list: -3 Remand +3 Spell Snare, and probably one more turn 1 blue source. Remand just doesn’t cut it anymore.
There is a mistake in my deck list
it was 4 Irrigation Ditch
not
4 Sulfur Vent
Fixed that one earlier today. All taken care of! :)
Lolz my 2-2 drop makes the highest 6 pointer. Heh.
Oh, because my wins T16ed. Makes sense.
second highest, there is one 6 pointer above you
Well, I see how I missed that. I’m sure most people would have too. Thanks, I guess ;)
A very enjoyable tournament Gavin, thanks a lot. I played six different archetypes on my way to a 3-3 finish – one was a mirror so I saw six different decks in action in my matches.
I also really appreciated being able to view other matches in the tournament after mine were done. Watching the Astral Slide player tap out for Astral Slide on Turn 3 and take 13 from Frogmite, Frogmite, Master of Etherium down to 3 I was pretty sure he was dead. Cycling Decree of Justice to blink the Master and chump block both the Frogmites didn’t seem to help. But he did come back to win! Great stuff!
Yeah, that game was incredible! I think Slide will have a lot of legs in this format once the inordinate amount of combo decks settles down.
But Gavin I looooove combo. :)
Awesome job on the tourney. The matches were really intense and I played a different deck every round to a 3-3 finish. I was so close on 2 of those matches, it came down to just a couple critical turns and decisions, and I did not make the right ones :( But a turn 3 kill with my goblins deck was very surprising and I wasn’t sure was possible without lackey. I’m pumped about next week, and will be ready with a more prepared sideboard!
Great tournament. Great article. My one comment is that you seem to Mossmcgrady playing in both semifinals in your article description.
Yeah, it was me playing in the other semi-final against the living end deck. I had a good draw game one and he was mana screwed, but I might have gotten their anyway. Game two i had a slow hand and he would have had me, but he just couldn’t find any land.
Yeah – fixed this earlier today. Thanks for pointing it out! :)
Great overview and pretty much exactly the diversity that I hoped to see.
I’m going to write an article for the German website planetmtg.de about overextended next week and both this and the ten “starting point” decks are going to help me a lot.
Ontopic:
I believe the little number of Zoo comes from the fact that many people don’t own Ravnica-Lands and that this is going to be fixed in the long term, similar to the old Extended, but with the relative advantage that Zoo will be one of many strong decks instead of the strongest deck which it was before the rotation.
I love the format.
Let me know after you write your article. I’d be more than happy to link to it!
It will be in German though. If that isn’t a problem, I’ll be happy to do so.
My subpar deck was utterly annihilated by Chandersen’s round 1. Elves is very, very real in this format, putting forth a consistent Turn 3 clock. One thing to note is that Chandersen said that running the Primal Command kill in the deck was very inefficient on MODO, so people trying to kill with little green men should probably stick to his Command-less build.
I’m going to run a real deck next week, since this format has shown itself to be 100% awesome.
This tournament was fantastic! The turnout was amazing, even though it meant that I dropped at 2-1 since there was no way I could make it to the end. I saw a lot of sweet decks, and it was a lot of fun to play against cards from years gone by, like Astral Slide, Wild Mongrel, and Psychatog. (Even though I pretty much lost the game on the spot when I tried to Deathmark a Mongrel…I completely forgot he changed color!) I look forward to the next event!
I played the Swath Storm deck and ended up a very disappointing 2-4. I punted round 4 against the eventual winner when I clicked on Swath instead of Firespout which certainly cost me the game. I REALLY enjoyed this tournament and can’t wait for the next one. We need to do more than one of these a week!
I’d like to add that I played against a lot of burn, but still a lot of diversity really. B/W Tallowisp(!!) round 1, RDW round 2, Through the Breach with a Protean Hulk into Hedron Crab/Dryad Arbor kill(!!) round 3, The eventual winner’s RG Elves round 4, then RDW rounds 5 and 6.
Well as ignorant as it sounds I think I could have easily top 8ed with my Living end deck (I had school so I went 2-0 drop, sorry guys I beat). I am going to take it to the next one probably, it was a deck I always wanted to play but never got a chance do to extended being all weird and stuff.
I guessed the metagame all wrong for this event. I figure it was going to mostly a mix of affinity and zoo, so I brought ghost dad to beat zoo and other similar aggro decks but I was totally not prepared for the amount of combo and swarm aggro their was. I will almost definitely not be playing this deck next week. It cannot really stand up to a turn 3 emrakul. Although it would be stronger if I had a better mana base. I was runnning only basics and orzhov basilicas.
Would’ve loved to play in this except the format is too expensive to invest in until it becomes real. I have a Swatchstorm deck that very consistently beats everything without Mindbreak Trap, and I really think I could have won since I have a good matchup vs. the entire field.
Yeah, as long as the format isn’t really teched out, combo will likely be the strongest choice. Especially as good blue decks would need at least some Jace TMS and/or Tarmogoyf
Not really, Mono-U Riptide Lab is a strong choice: has a clock, recursion, control, and doesnt NECESSARILY requires Jace (but I did add 3). And, historically, Elves is a good match up for Fae.
Yeah, there were players packing Jace and Tarmogoyfs. I think the issue was more that the control decks didn’t know what to expect week one. Now that we have some results, I think you’ll see more refined control builds be serious contenders next week.
This was literally the most fun I’ve had playing Magic in a long time. It was a wonderful break from Standard, and I have to keep my brain from thinking about this format so that I may test block and standard, lol. I am looking forward to next Tuesday night and will try to play a different deck every week in order to provide more information about the format in my videos. In case you want to see my thought process etc. check out all the matches, just search “socalmtg” on YouTube, or go to http://socalmtg.blogspot.com/
Can’t wait for next week I have something really spicy brewing :)
-Alex Barrera
Thank you very much for posting the match videos. I remembered our finals match being fun, but I didn’t remember everything from 4am after the 3 or 4 bourbon and gingers I drank too keep me awake. When you emptied your hand the third game and the watcher said “nut draw,” I’m pretty sure everyone, including myself, thought I was done for. I will be running a refined version of the same R/G elf list next week (still dumb aggro, but with three whole spells this time!), and hopefully we’ll get to play again.
Wow, this format looks sweet. I might have to give it a try.
Hey Gavin, can you post the list for the mono-u wizard deck please?
Here are two sample lists from the event, one with splashes and one without:
List 1:
3 Scalding Tarn
1 Chrome Mox
4 Counterspell
4 Ancestral Vision
9 Island
1 Venser, Shaper Savant
3 Misty Rainforest
2 Umezawa’s Jitte
3 Riptide Laboratory
4 Mutavault
4 Vendilion Clique
3 Jace, the Mind Sculptor
3 Engineered Explosives
1 Ancient Grudge
2 Cryptic Command
1 Breeding Pool
2 Vedalken Shackles
1 River of Tears
4 Spellstutter Sprite
1 Steam Vents
4 Spell Snare
Sideboard
2 Grim Lavamancer
1 Threads of Disloyalty
1 Academy Ruins
1 Fact or Fiction
3 Firespout
1 Umezawa’s Jitte
3 Ancient Grudge
1 Glen Elendra Archmage
2 Sower of Temptation
List 2:
3 Chrome Mox
4 Spellstutter Sprite
4 Seat of the Synod
3 Vendilion Clique
2 Venser, Shaper Savant
2 Trinket Mage
1 Repeal
1 Hallowed Fountain
1 Umezawa’s Jitte
4 Riptide Laboratory
1 Breeding Pool
5 Island
3 Jace, the Mind Sculptor
2 Island
2 Engineered Explosives
4 Mutavault
1 Umezawa’s Jitte
4 Mana Leak
4 Thirst for Knowledge
2 Vedalken Shackles
1 River of Tears
1 Island
1 Steam Vents
4 Spell Snare
Sideboard
4 Threads of Disloyalty
4 Leyline of Sanctity
3 Relic of Progenitus
2 Glen Elendra Archmage
2 Sower of Temptation
how did those decks ended up? they seem interesting, I remember it being good a few years ago.
I guess this shows that artifact lands dont result in 8 affinity decks in the top 8
As one of the two affinity decks that did top 8, I can tell you that living end has a great matchup against affinity. Elves also appears favored from testing I’ve done with my friend. I think that affinity will always be a contender in this format, but I don’t expect it to dominate like people worry about.
I’m very surprised to see a lack of dredge. It would seem like a very good deck in am unknown environment. A lot of lists lacked appropriate hate for it, and most of it is not more than 3-4 cards if they did have some.
I really hope that this format becomes legit :) but for now, this will have to be good enough :) great job Gavin!
Looking forward to more
the lack of dredge is probably because the whole deck is banned.
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