I Old Frame League Madrid – Day 2

After the success of the I Old Frame Madrid League, it was not a surprise, but still amazing news, to see that Metropolis Center was going to organise the second edition of their Old Frame league only a bit over a month after its first edition.

The date was set for March 13, 2022 and the €10.00 registration price went exclusively to prizes and a raffle. Again, the number of attendants was eight, including Vedast Sanxis, winner of the VI MTG Old Frame League.

It was the ultra cool Troll Disk deck of Guillem Alomar, that won the tournament in a field that, unsurprisingly, had several people playing The Perfect Storm, which we know is “the deck to beat of the format” as Felipe wrote in his introduction to TPS. Vedast was one of the TPS players and ended up second.

Alfonso Utrilla, winner of the first edition, was not too lucky this time around and his Sligh finished last.

We also experienced the power of The Perfect Storm in a Turn One kill by David Aparicio.

On the last round of the tournament, Guillem Alomar‘s Troll Disk had to defeat Juan Arpón Lafuente‘s Bear Deck Wins to end in first position and David Aparicio was luckily there to record the match for us.

Table for the II Old Frame Madrid League

Archetype	Player	Position
Troll Disk	Guillem Alomar	1
TPS	Vedast Sanxis	2
Bear Deck Wins	Juan Arpón Lafuente	3
TPS	Diego Obregón González	4
–	Numa Roberto Pereda	5
–	Eduardo Pazos	6
TPS	David Aparicio	7
Sligh	Alfonso Utrilla Carrero	8

II Old Frame Madrid League Decks

And now, time for the aesthetics, here are the powerful AND beautiful decks that took part on the II Old Frame Madrid League. At least most of them. Don’t you feel like playing Old Frame Vintage? If so, join our Facebook group. We will keep you informed of all live and online tournaments that we hear of.

Troll Disco – Guillem Alomar – First Place

TPS – Vedast Sanxis – Second Place

TPS – Diego Obregón – Fourth Place

The Perfect Storm – David Aparicio – Seventh Place

Sligh – Alfonso Utrilla – Eight Place