mtg, mtg cards, magic the gathering, gaming, geeks

MTG Deck Builder

Biovisionary Combo Deck

203995014

Casual*

Score: 1


Description

If you have more than 4 biovisionary cards on the battlefield at the end of your turn, you win. This deck makes use of that ability.

It was SUPPOSED to be for singleplayer, but it seemingly works better in multiplayer.

Updates

Added a plan B — Feb. 3, 2013

In combo decks, you aren't always going to get the necessary combo to win the game. Many people lose because of that. My concern at first was for aggro decks and that is why withstand death and darksteel plate is there. Then, after many playtests, I realized how often I was doing a mulligan JUST to get a biovisionary. I realized that I needed a plan B just in case I didn't get a biovisionary.

It then hit me that Timberpack Wolf was not only good for battling creatures, but worked REALLY WELL with mirrorweave. Imagine having 2 timberpack wolves, 2 phyrexian metamorphs, and a bunch of birds of paradises and ornithopters out, and I used mirrorweave. Yup, a (probably) rush of ~7/~7 creatures running towards the player. If they are 7/7, that means I have 7 copies of Timberpack Wolves out for a total of 49 damage. It's a good alternate win condition that works just fine with this deck. Not only that, but I realized that these could be good for battling aggro decks that utilize many small creatures!!! This solves BOTH weaknesses of not having the combo AND being bad against aggro decks!!!

LittleBigMak says...

#1

try Rite of Replication for a final, make 5 copies when you hit 9 mana, win that you can ramp up to pretty easily.

February 5, 2013 8:02 p.m.

203995014 says...

#2

Phyrexian metamorph can copy artifacts and cackling counterpart is not only much cheaper, but has flashback, also much cheaper.

February 6, 2013 7:10 a.m.

203995014 says...

#3

Phyrexian metamorph can copy artifacts and cackling counterpart is not only much cheaper, but has flashback, also much cheaper.

February 6, 2013 7:11 a.m.

HangDoll says...

#4

Phantasmal Image might not be a bad choice. just a thought.

February 6, 2013 7:58 p.m.

203995014 says...

#5

Phantasmal MAY be good for it's cheap mana cost. However, I think phyrexian metamorph is more versatile (I also partially have it to kill Elbrus, the Binding Blade in many of my friend's decks) and it's not as easy to kill as phantasmal image is. Sure, I have hexproof cards. I don't have them swarming the deck so that my creatures are permanently hexproof. I don't have space for lord of the unreal either.

Also, like stated earlier, I think cackling counterpart is better because of it's flashback ability.

Thanks for your input though.

February 6, 2013 8:11 p.m.

HangDoll says...

#6

I didn't say you should take out Phyrexian Metamorph or Cackling Counterpart . Why not have all 3?

February 6, 2013 8:14 p.m.

203995014 says...

#7

I know you never said that, but all the other cards are very important and I have so little space for these cloning creatures.

February 6, 2013 8:20 p.m.

HangDoll says...

#8

Alright. Its up to you. Just giving an idea.

February 6, 2013 8:23 p.m.

Please login to comment

TCGPlayer.com price Checkout

Low Avg High
$194.52 $239.35 $340.78
3 missing from calculation
Date added 3 months
Last updated 1 month
Legal formats Commander / EDH, Legacy, Modern, Vintage
Sets
Cards 60
Avg. CMC 2.97

Embed code

Facebook Connect
Follow us on Twitter