Japanese Language Sideboard  My Fires - Part 5  Zvi Mowshowitz
Now that the card-by-card analysis is finished, it's time to
move on to matchup analysis. A lot has already been said about
just about every matchup in reference to that matchup's key
cards, but a lot is still unsaid. More than anything else,
what's still missing is what the overall feel of each one should
be.  Fires of Yavimaya Mirror Match:  A lot depends on the exact
configuration of the opposing deck, but even facing the full Red
Zone treatment is similar enough all the options can be handled
together. The Fires mirror is one of the good mirrors, because
which cards or assets are important changes wildly from game to
game and even turn to turn. Often, one player will get the
chance to shut the other out of a game entirely with a better
opening draw, but a lot of games come down to either the tricks
of the trade or deck design. The game goes through phases, the
first of which is a struggle to get mana onto the table.  Early
on, mana is by far