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Woodland Patrol
Creature — Human Scout
Vigilance
Austin_Smith_of_Cards on
Chestburster 2.0
6 years ago
Emerge is a pretty fun mechanic to play around with, and the synergies with undying is an interesting angle.
I'd add a playset of Ancient Stirrings as a powerful 1-drop that can grab your emerge creatures off the top or find a land you need.
You need to add some more early drops so you can be doing something for the first few turns. Young Wolf and Strangleroot Geist are powerful early drops with undying, so you can either block for a couple turns or pressure aggro, and synergise with emerge later on.
You could also add a couple evoke creatures so you can cheaply emerge an Elder Deep-Fiend. Mulldrifter seems like the best option, since it also provides card advantage alongside a hefty converted mana cost. By evoking it and flashing in the Deep-Fiend, you can cast it for only five mana.
For cuts, I would drop your more expensive undying creatures and chaff, so cut Frost Lynx, Primal Huntbeast, Relentless Skaabs, Wall of Frost, and the Woodland Patrol. I would also cut Mockery of Nature since artifact/enchantment destruction is more sideboard material.
StopShot on Card Suggestions for a theme …
6 years ago
Background: My favorite time of the year is Fall for various reasons, the biggest is the change of the leaves and scenery and the drop in temperature. Ever since I went off to college far south of where I grew up it's been summer all-year long and I can't ever escape it, so I miss my favorite season.
I want to build a casual 60-card deck with as many cards that depict the fall leaves or autumn forests as I can. (A little bit of snow is okay.) I want this to be a budget-friendly deck, though if you know of an expensive card I'd like it to be suggested so its at least on my radar.
Cards I have in mind are: Trip Noose , Ambush Viper , Autumnal Gloom Flip , Edge of Autumn, Lambholt Pacifist Flip , Woodland Patrol , and Young Wolf. If you know of any other cards that fit this theme please make a suggestion. Promos with alternative art that fit this theme are welcomed to be suggested as well, thank you. (Cards outside the color green may also be suggested as well.)
shame2rest on
Just Starting / Floor Scavenged Noob Deck
6 years ago
I actually like the idea of this deck it could be pretty devastating making big dude unlockable or making a bunch of average dudes unlockable I think you just need some more effective lower cost guys like Woodland Patrol you have so much avoidability that more attack would be stronger in your deck I feel and you can keep the mana dudes to ramp into your end game I mean with enough ramp you could run something like Sandwurm Convergence (I'm only suggesting cards like these because of your budget both these cards I suggeated are under 30 cents.I'm sad to say the most part its not competitive but boy is it fun to have 5/5 wurms lol) but if you do upgrade because you love the deck I could see it being very mean
Welch on BigTasty
6 years ago
Woodland Patrol is clearly the weakest creature in the deck. You could definitely swap it for Rabid Bite. But then you might want a new source of vigilance. Maybe True-Faith Censer?You can cut 1 or 2 Heron's Grace Champion and Town Gossipmonger Flip.
BigTasty on Welch
6 years ago
Is Woodland Patrol worth it in W/G? Also, what would you suggest getting rid of for Rabid Bite? Thank you!
