Magic Pro Tour - Kobe 2004 is an offline Japanese tournament. This S-Tier tournament took place from Feb 27 to 29 2004 featuring 239 players competing over a total prize pool of $200,130 USD.
The 2003-04 Pro Tour season was the ninth season of the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour.On 23 August 2003 the season began with parallel Grand Prixs in Yokohama and London. It ended on 5 September 2004 with the conclusion of the 2004 World Championship in San Francisco. Beginning with this season Wizards of the Coast moved the Pro Tour schedule farther backwards in the year to synchronize it ...
The 2003-04 Pro Tour season was the ninth Pro Tour season. It started on 23 August 2003 with Grand Prix events in Yokohama and London, and ended on 5 September 2004 with the conclusion of the 2004 World Championships. 12-14 September 2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. 31 October-2 November 2003 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. 16-18 January 2004 in Amsterdam ...
List of Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour events
The first Pro Tour was held in New York City in 1996. Invitations are usually earned by winning a qualifier tournament. ... Kobe 2004, Nagoya 2005, Yokohama 2005, Prague 2006, Charleston 2006, Paris 2006, Honolulu 2009, San Francisco 2011, Milwaukee 2015, Honolulu 2016, Nagoya 2020, Online 2 2020, Online 4 2020, Innistrad Championships 2021 ...
Pro Tour Kobe 2004 Final
Game 2 is missing.http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/final-2004-02-29http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04http://en.w...
Gabriel Nassif
Tooth and Nail, a deck directly derived from Nassif's TwelvePost deck he piloted to the finals at the 2004 Pro Tour Kobe, was one of the best performing deck in Standard until Mirrodin rotated out of the format in 2005. He showed his gaming prowess again when he made the Top 8 of the 2006 World Championships piloting a blue/white MartyrTron ...
Search Results for Magic Decks from 2004 Pro Tour Kobe
Search Results for Magic Decks from 2004 Pro Tour Kobe. Viewing 1 - 4 of 4 decks matching your search Colors Deck Name Player Name Location Placed Date; TwelvePost: Gabriel Nassif: 2004 Pro Tour Kobe: 5/20/2004 Mono Red: Kuroda Masashiro: 2004 Pro Tour Kobe: 5/20/2004
The Past as Prologue: Extended 2003-2004
The post-bannings metagame led into Pro Tour: Columbus and the metagame we have today. I'll also include some data on how that metagame is shaking out. A quick Summary of the 2003-2004 Season. Legal sets: Tempest block through Mirrodin (Bannings mid season!) Pro Tour Kick-off: Worlds, Sept. 2004, then Pro Tour: New Orleans, Nov, 2004.
On Tour, Part 2
Pro Tour-Amsterdam (January 16-18, 2004) FORMAT: Mirrodin Block Rochester Draft (Mirrodin) 1) Nicolai Herzog (Norway) - 3rd FINAL DAY ... the first day of the event, this was my third Pro Tour absence. Japan made a third Top Two. And Norway won back-to-back Pro Tours. Pro Tour-Kobe (February 27-29, 2004) FORMAT: Mirrodin Block Constructed ...
Gabriel Nassif Masashiro Kuroda Pro Tour Kobe 2004 Finals # ...
This is the finals of Pro Tour Kobe 2004 between Gabriel Nassif piloting 12 post and Masashiro Kuroda playing a mono red burn deck in Kobe. #mtgarena #mtga #...
Gabriel Nassif
Gabriel Lillian Nassif is a French professional Magic player and streamer, often regarded as one of the best Magic players of all time. He was the 2004 Player of the Year, and has won two Pro Tours: PT Atlanta 2005 and PT Kyoto 2009. Gabriel Nassif first qualified for the Pro Tour in 2000 at the age of 16, when he finished 45th at Pro Tour Chicago. One year later, he got his breakout ...
The Banning of Skullclamp (June 1st, 2004)
Darksteel came out on February 6th of 2004, and at the first Block Constructed and Standard events following that set's release, Skullclamp proved to be a problem. Let's take a look at Block Constructed first, where Skullclamp found success at Pro Tour Kobe (February 27th-29th, 2004).
Levelling Up
Tiago, in preparation for Pro Tour: Yokohama, has been beavering away with the Dutchies in order to smash the Block Constructed format. While he freely admits that he's no great shakes as a deckbuilder, Mr Chan bring six years of experience in Block Constructed Pro Tour preparation to the table. ... Pro Tour: Kobe 2004 - Mirrodin and ...
2004
The year 2004 was the twelfth year of existence for Magic: The Gathering. The Darksteel Eye (January) The Fifth Dawn (May) Outlaw: Champions of Kamigawa (September) Matt Cavotta (Creative) John Carter (Rules Developer and Technical Writer) Aaron Forsythe Devin Low Gregory Marques Matt Place ... Pro Tour Kobe, Japan. Won by Masashiro Kuroda ...
Magic: The Gathering. Beginning his career in 1999, Stark first came to prominence in 2004, making back to back Pro Tour Top 8s at Pro Tour Kobe and Pro Tour San Diego.. Stark took a break from the game, not returning until late 2009. Since his return, Ben Stark has been considered a Limited expert.. Stark went on to have great success in the 2011 Pro Tour Season, reaching the finals of Grand ...
Pro Tour Kobe 2004
Pro Tour Kobe 2004 - Masahiro Kuroda Block Constructed* - Mirrodin. phyrexiantrader. Edit Live Edit. Edit. Upvote 0. Upvoted 0. Deckcycle Feature Queue. Feature Queue. Deckcycle Feature Queue. Playtest v1. Similar Deck Space Card Recommendations. Card Kingdom $50.21 - 57. ...
MPL Player
Champion, Pro Tour Kobe 2006 Top Finishes 2 Grand Prix Top 8s 0 Started Playing Magic 2004 Day Three Highlights of the Rivals Gauntlet. September 06, 2021 - Article. Day Two Highlights of the MPL Gauntlet. September 05, 2021 - Article. Meet the Final Four Magic World Championship XXVII Competitors. September 09 ...
1 Mystic Snake. 1 Phantom Wurm. 1 Prodigal Sorcerer. 1 Scryb Ranger. 1 Slipstream Serpent. 1 Spinneret Sliver. 1 Thornscape Battlemage. 2 INSTANTS and SORC. 1 Call of the Herd.
Deck Musings
Let's muse over this Pro Tour winning Block Connstructed deck played by Kuroda Masashiro around the time of the relesae of Darksteel.Magic The Gathering - De...
COMMENTS
Magic Pro Tour - Kobe 2004 is an offline Japanese tournament. This S-Tier tournament took place from Feb 27 to 29 2004 featuring 239 players competing over a total prize pool of $200,130 USD.
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/quarterfinals-2004-02-28-2http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04https://en.wikipedi...
The 2003-04 Pro Tour season was the ninth season of the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour.On 23 August 2003 the season began with parallel Grand Prixs in Yokohama and London. It ended on 5 September 2004 with the conclusion of the 2004 World Championship in San Francisco. Beginning with this season Wizards of the Coast moved the Pro Tour schedule farther backwards in the year to synchronize it ...
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/semifinals-2004-02-28-0http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04https://en.wikipedia.o...
The 2003-04 Pro Tour season was the ninth Pro Tour season. It started on 23 August 2003 with Grand Prix events in Yokohama and London, and ended on 5 September 2004 with the conclusion of the 2004 World Championships. 12-14 September 2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. 31 October-2 November 2003 in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. 16-18 January 2004 in Amsterdam ...
The first Pro Tour was held in New York City in 1996. Invitations are usually earned by winning a qualifier tournament. ... Kobe 2004, Nagoya 2005, Yokohama 2005, Prague 2006, Charleston 2006, Paris 2006, Honolulu 2009, San Francisco 2011, Milwaukee 2015, Honolulu 2016, Nagoya 2020, Online 2 2020, Online 4 2020, Innistrad Championships 2021 ...
Game 2 is missing.http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/final-2004-02-29http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04http://en.w...
Tooth and Nail, a deck directly derived from Nassif's TwelvePost deck he piloted to the finals at the 2004 Pro Tour Kobe, was one of the best performing deck in Standard until Mirrodin rotated out of the format in 2005. He showed his gaming prowess again when he made the Top 8 of the 2006 World Championships piloting a blue/white MartyrTron ...
Search Results for Magic Decks from 2004 Pro Tour Kobe. Viewing 1 - 4 of 4 decks matching your search Colors Deck Name Player Name Location Placed Date; TwelvePost: Gabriel Nassif: 2004 Pro Tour Kobe: 5/20/2004 Mono Red: Kuroda Masashiro: 2004 Pro Tour Kobe: 5/20/2004
The post-bannings metagame led into Pro Tour: Columbus and the metagame we have today. I'll also include some data on how that metagame is shaking out. A quick Summary of the 2003-2004 Season. Legal sets: Tempest block through Mirrodin (Bannings mid season!) Pro Tour Kick-off: Worlds, Sept. 2004, then Pro Tour: New Orleans, Nov, 2004.
Pro Tour-Amsterdam (January 16-18, 2004) FORMAT: Mirrodin Block Rochester Draft (Mirrodin) 1) Nicolai Herzog (Norway) - 3rd FINAL DAY ... the first day of the event, this was my third Pro Tour absence. Japan made a third Top Two. And Norway won back-to-back Pro Tours. Pro Tour-Kobe (February 27-29, 2004) FORMAT: Mirrodin Block Constructed ...
This is the finals of Pro Tour Kobe 2004 between Gabriel Nassif piloting 12 post and Masashiro Kuroda playing a mono red burn deck in Kobe. #mtgarena #mtga #...
Gabriel Lillian Nassif is a French professional Magic player and streamer, often regarded as one of the best Magic players of all time. He was the 2004 Player of the Year, and has won two Pro Tours: PT Atlanta 2005 and PT Kyoto 2009. Gabriel Nassif first qualified for the Pro Tour in 2000 at the age of 16, when he finished 45th at Pro Tour Chicago. One year later, he got his breakout ...
Darksteel came out on February 6th of 2004, and at the first Block Constructed and Standard events following that set's release, Skullclamp proved to be a problem. Let's take a look at Block Constructed first, where Skullclamp found success at Pro Tour Kobe (February 27th-29th, 2004).
Tiago, in preparation for Pro Tour: Yokohama, has been beavering away with the Dutchies in order to smash the Block Constructed format. While he freely admits that he's no great shakes as a deckbuilder, Mr Chan bring six years of experience in Block Constructed Pro Tour preparation to the table. ... Pro Tour: Kobe 2004 - Mirrodin and ...
The year 2004 was the twelfth year of existence for Magic: The Gathering. The Darksteel Eye (January) The Fifth Dawn (May) Outlaw: Champions of Kamigawa (September) Matt Cavotta (Creative) John Carter (Rules Developer and Technical Writer) Aaron Forsythe Devin Low Gregory Marques Matt Place ... Pro Tour Kobe, Japan. Won by Masashiro Kuroda ...
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/semifinals-2004-02-28http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04https://en.wikipedia.org...
Magic: The Gathering. Beginning his career in 1999, Stark first came to prominence in 2004, making back to back Pro Tour Top 8s at Pro Tour Kobe and Pro Tour San Diego.. Stark took a break from the game, not returning until late 2009. Since his return, Ben Stark has been considered a Limited expert.. Stark went on to have great success in the 2011 Pro Tour Season, reaching the finals of Grand ...
Pro Tour Kobe 2004 - Masahiro Kuroda Block Constructed* - Mirrodin. phyrexiantrader. Edit Live Edit. Edit. Upvote 0. Upvoted 0. Deckcycle Feature Queue. Feature Queue. Deckcycle Feature Queue. Playtest v1. Similar Deck Space Card Recommendations. Card Kingdom $50.21 - 57. ...
Champion, Pro Tour Kobe 2006 Top Finishes 2 Grand Prix Top 8s 0 Started Playing Magic 2004 Day Three Highlights of the Rivals Gauntlet. September 06, 2021 - Article. Day Two Highlights of the MPL Gauntlet. September 05, 2021 - Article. Meet the Final Four Magic World Championship XXVII Competitors. September 09 ...
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/event-coverage/quarterfinals-2004-02-28-0http://magic.wizards.com/en/events/coverage/ptkobe04https://en.wikipedi...
1 Mystic Snake. 1 Phantom Wurm. 1 Prodigal Sorcerer. 1 Scryb Ranger. 1 Slipstream Serpent. 1 Spinneret Sliver. 1 Thornscape Battlemage. 2 INSTANTS and SORC. 1 Call of the Herd.
Let's muse over this Pro Tour winning Block Connstructed deck played by Kuroda Masashiro around the time of the relesae of Darksteel.Magic The Gathering - De...