As some of you may know, MTG Worlds 2011 was last weekend. We spent a good amount of time watching the live coverage on Sunday. Japan's Jun'ya Iyanaga crushed the Top 8 with his Wolf Run Ramp deck after 18 epic Rounds of Magic (in 3 days). Meanwhile, the Japanese National Team defeated swept Norway 2-0 in the Team Finals. For anyone who follows WotC coverage, we're planning to adopt some of the features to the blog here. Starting in a few weeks, we'll have Strategical Analyses, Feature Matches and Q&As for players. Hopefully, this coverage will benefit all players by sharing and breaking down the various strategies in both Innistrad Draft and Block Constructed. We won't be able to set up video coverage for a while, as that will take a lot of time and effort.
On to results: Last week, Stensia commenced a blitzkrieg offensive on Gavony's northern Territories, gaining a foothold in Moorland Haunt and Hanweir. Gavony's General challenged Stensia to an epic Two Headed Giant match for ultimate control of Moorland Haunt. Stensia came out on top after two close games fraught with difficult decisions. On the other end of the map, Nephalia advanced into neutral territories to its south, building up resources while scrutinizing the other Provinces' movements. Kessig has improved their performance since last week, solidifying their power on the south before branching out to gain minor footholds in other directions.
Congratulations to Steve - for having the best overall match record so far!
The Map of Innistrad: http://img842.imageshack.us/img842/8948/innistradmapblogpost.jpg
Territory and Upgrade Information: http://www.mediafire.com/?t1vfzdfami155fl
Note that your file info says Bloodline Keeper costs 60 gold. That's a typo. Bloodline Keeper costs 80 gold. It was 80 in my calculations when Stensia first unlocked it. The link contains the revised info sheet.