This deck of mine is a monster. All it does is consume, for its own benefit. But, it works, so I decided to post it here. The main point of it is to steal the opponent's creatures that they put out, and then sacrifice them for various uses. When they have nothing left, I then swing for fatal with an army, most of them with menace.
First, there are the cards that sacrifice others (stolen) creatures. I included Dreadmalkin for this first, knowing it fit both the sacrifice and menace theme I established. Next in line, for when I have no mana open or need life, is the Witch's Oven. What it does is obvious, but it also works on stolen creatures. Fling is a card I don't see used often, to my dismay. I have 3 of them here, because why not literally YEET a creature outwards? And there is no need for it to be mine, either. I can fling any sort of creature outwards, the bigger the better! Yeah, URO, I see you. Severed Strands is my primary removal, and I even gain life off of it. Woe Strider lets me scry, as I sacrifice a random creature for free. Finally, the card that inspired me to build this in the first place...Bushmeat Poacher. It is great for card advantage AND lifegain, I often need both.
Then there are the cards I seize other's creature's with. Claim the Firstborn is great for this. Act of Treason is just average, but it gets the job done. Then, Tentative Connection works the best out of the three. Many of my creatures have menace, so I have no problem paying one red mana for its cost.
Finally, are the miscellaneous stuff that keeps this deck going. Soul-Guide Lantern keeps stuff from returning from graveyards...by exiling it entirely. Bye-Bye URO! Labyrinth Raptor is a good source of menace, and keeps the opponent very careful with that they block with. Stormfist Crusader helps with card draw, AND has menace! Mayhem Devil pings targets a lot more than one would think, with all the food and creatures being consumed it pings a lot.
The only problems I often face here are swarms of creatures (I can't deal with white swarms). I also can't face mono-red (Too fast, too little big targets. I die before I get started). Lastly, decks with few creatures get me screwed over. But it works really well against slower, stompy Uro-Nissa decks, so yeah. I hope you enjoyed it!
