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Kederekt Creeper
Creature — Horror
Deathtouch (Whenever this creature deals damage to a creature, destroy that creature.)
Kederekt Creeper can't be blocked except by two or more creatures.
SenseiRamen on First deck you Built
5 years ago
The first deck I built was this grixis pile of hot garbage with only singleton cards I bought online because they looked cool. I was lucky to have a turn three play of Kederekt Creeper but otherwise the deck did nothing until around turn 7 because it was full of random things like Thraximundar, Nekusar, the Mindrazer, Sire of Stagnation and Malfegor.
Tyrant-Thanatos on None
5 years ago
Favorite Shard: Grixis
Manipulative, cruel, powerful. Edicts, burn, bounce, counterspells, everything control can be found here, and with a handful of evasive, aggressive creatures to swoop in with once you've established control of the board, or you can play the slow-burn game with effects like Nekusar, the Mindrazer. Put your opponent(s) on a clock and deny them the ability to stop it. Plus their ability to run some of the meanest creatures in the form of things like Kederekt Creeper, Baleful Strix, Master of Cruelties, etc. So much fun to be had.
Honorable mention to Esper for similar reasons. Oloro, Ageless Ascetic, Punish Ignorance, etc. Good shit.
Favorite Wedge: Abzan
Relentless power. I love Abzan because of its resilience, strength, and versatility. I'm not a huge fan of a lot of Abzan specific cards, but being able to run things like Animate Dead, Sun Titan, Brave the Sands, alongside gigantic green creatures like Ghalta, Primal Hunger, Ghoultree, Avatar of Might, etc is just incredible. The incredible suite of removal that B/W brings to the table in the form of Vindicate, Anguished Unmaking, Utter End, etc, combined with the might of Green creatures, further compounded by the volume of powerful reanimation effects these colors all have, builds a powerful, versatile deck that just never gives up. I've run Abzan decks that have had their most crucial cards hit with Slaughter Games type effects, and they still didn't stop, didn't slow down, and pulled out a win.
Another Honorable Mention to Sultai. Muldrotha, the Gravetide is amazing, Damia, Sage of Stone is probably one of my top 10 favorite cards ever, and Sultai Charm works wonders.
Favorite Allied Guild: Rakdos
Rakdos just knows how to throw a party. Every time I've built Rakdos I end up having fun, win or lose. Chaotic game-changers like Everlasting Torment, Havoc Festival, and Sire Of Insanity just bring a lot of shenanigans to the table that people just aren't prepared to deal with. Terminate is one of the kings of removal. Cards like Backlash, Delirium, and Rakdos Charm punish a variety of opposing playstyles. The individual colors also contribute a lot to your ability to handle creatures, and create even more chaos. Endless Whispers, Scrambleverse, you name it.
I cannot wait to get my hands on Last One Standing.
Favorite Enemy Guild: Simic
This one is simple, these two colors compliment each other so well it's insane. There is almost nothing that exists in this game that Simic cannot do. Green's weakness is its inability to manipulate the board much without combat. Blue's weakness is in its board presence and creatures. They are ideal together. Ramp, removal, aggro, counterspells, creature control, resilience. Simic has all its bases covered, and with just two colors. Mystic Snake, Trygon Predator, Kiora's Follower, Plasm Capture, Voidslime, Simic Charm, these cards are amazing, and that's without getting into the mono-color cards.
I'd also like to throw out some love for "Growth", the combination. The only pure Growth cards we have thus far are Atraxa, Praetors' Voice, and Witch-Maw Nephilim, but boy what cards they are. But the colors themselves are awesome together. G/U's flexibility, W/B's removal, much less other multicolor synergies, access to Abzan cards, Sultai cards, Esper cards. Obviously the mana base gets complicated fast, and it can be hard to handle, but if it works, it works.
lagotripha on
Annoying control (without control spells)
7 years ago
ok. so as much as I like Glissa, the Traitor, you don't need four of them- multiples aren't gonna be fantastic- you considered Irresistible Prey Pharika, God of Affliction or just Turntimber Basilisk? Executioner's Capsule Ratchet Bomb or Volatile Rig to make use of that ability? Its an interesting start, I just feel like it needs some tinkering. reminds me of the old Kederekt Creeper/Fists of the Demigod shenanigains.
IZZETannoying on
Thought Hemorrhage
8 years ago
So, overall, I like the build, but, if you're willing to dive into grixis a little more, you could add in stuff like Kederekt Creeper or Stuffy Doll, or AEther Membrane. Kederekt Creeper is better against a control deck that needs all of it's creatures. Stuffy Doll is hilarious against decks that run a big threat, or deathtouch, since it shoves damage back at your opponent and is indestructible. Again, sliding more into grixis is stuff like Heat Ray, which you can bracket Stuffy Doll with to threaten your opponent's life. AEther Membrane is better than Hover Barrier, because it will get rid of annoying creatures, and destroy tokens. You should also consider a boardwipe or two, Damnation would do the trick. Also, to divert attention from your life, you could add a planeswalker such as Jace, Memory Adept. This Jace also can WRECK someone else's deck with his 0, or you can use his +1 as a repeatable Thought Scour. Other than that, you could us an Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger as a late game threat. Love the deck though. I'll be trying to copy (and re-adapt it to my style). +1
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