Deck does not contain a lapdance *ding* Sliver EDH
Commander / EDH*
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50 upvotes! —Oct. 2, 2019
Thanks to everyone for the internet points. I will cherish them forever
I'm working on adding more control/removal and lowering the average cmc of the deck. in no particular order, see the following edits:
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Constricting Sliver: High cmc and tends to get removed.
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Door of Destinies: While I like the effect its too slow at 4 cmc.
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Might Sliver: High cmc without a very big effect on the board.
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Megantic Sliver: Same as above, too high cmc with not enough effect.
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Terminate: Just not that great of a removal spell
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Counterspell: Just a solid spell that will help me avoid bad effects and have more control on the board
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Negate: While a strictly worse version of Counterspell its still good enough to include here, and most of the spells I have trouble with are noncreature
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Mystic Remora: A great card draw engine early game and even later most people wont be paying the tax. even only staying out for only 1 or 2 turns it can net a ton of cards.
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Dovin's Veto: This is essentially a better version of Negate, as it can not be countered.
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The Great Henge: I'm not 100% on this card. it has a lot of upside by producing mana, gaining life, pumping creatures, and drawing cards. the cost is my question point but if my Sliver Overlord is on the battlefield then it essentially is free, since it can be tapped as soon as it enters.
Let me know your opinions on the changes. I will be continuing to work on the mana base and counter/removal spells in the coming months getting ready for the holiday season when my playgroup will all be moving back from collage for break.
Doombeard1984 says... #4
Skyshroud Claim for ramp. Means 2 shocks potentially
August 13, 2019 10 a.m.
Last_Laugh says... #6
A Lapdance Is So Much Better When The Sliver Is Crying!
/casts Extinction
September 16, 2019 10:21 a.m.
The_Munchkin says... #7
Last_Laugh Its even better when Sliver Hivelord is flashed out with Quick Sliver to put an end to all this Extinction nonsense.
September 17, 2019 11:30 p.m.
scotchtapedsleeves says... #8
So, looks like you've got 7 panels here. I can split them into groups where you can split different images across multiple panels. Can you pick a couple of images to put in the panels? I can pick some placeholders if you don't want to find any of your own right now
September 18, 2019 12:01 a.m.
The_Munchkin says... #9
scotchtapedsleeves Some placeholders are fine for now. I will look for some images to replace them with later this week. Thanks so much for your help.
September 18, 2019 10:42 a.m.
Umm, well I can't offer my exact land selection to you as it involves revised duals I can say this:
Fetches are your friend, seriously. In a 5 color deck having fetches rarely make me sad, so I would run the full contingent:
Options:
There are Mirage fetches as well, a whole friendly color cycle of them, they are 'slow' but they can still grab shock lands, and cost no life: Rocky Tar Pit , Bad River , Flood Plain , Grasslands , Mountain Valley These also have the benefit of being absurdly cheap. That being said, if you do not have access to these, I'll offer some other suggestions.
Go up to 42-44 lands. Sure the curve hits 3/4, but I don't think the ideal is to hit 4 lands and be pleased with life, so I would suggest adding lands, and increasing consistency by removing some of the etb tapped lands:
Here are some 'simple' 1:1 conversions for cards I think would suit the deck better.
Honestly I hate the Terminate and some of the other choices but I am exhausted so I thought I would offer some help as opposed to trying to offer more and simply not posting.
Doombeard1984 says... #1
Firstly, +1 for the hive.
So, I am currently running my sliver deck with Jokulhaups ... Its like armageddon... But worse lol. Its great if you have Sliver Hivelord out and mana creators, it usually makes people scoop. Another good one is the new Spiteful Sliver , Blasphemous Act and Sliver Hivelord . Wipe boards and then with the damage, can legit kill a table.
If you can afford it Yawgmoth's Will is also super powerful in this deck.
August 13, 2019 7:50 a.m.