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An interesting concept to Ludevic's Test Subject Flip
This deck is purely created for fun. Once again, it's a multiplayer casual deck but sub out a couple of cards and it'll be legal in many other formats.
Basically the idea is to ramp into as many Ludevic's Test Subject Flip s as possible then drop a Xenograft or Amoeboid Changeling then Moonmist for multiple 13/13 tramples.
Though that's the main win con, the titans and Elbrus, the Binding Blade Flip also make for great finishers as well as Vraska the Unseen .
As always, any tips are greatly appreciated!
I know...sadface
Brilliant!
Yo man I'm playing this in standard!
@shoopmywhoop: Excluding lands there are only four standard legal cards in this deck. If you want to play this in standard, good luck to ya man.
Infinite Reflection ? Drop it on your flipped test subject and proceed to murder stuff?
Go extended if most of the cards aren't standard... who says you'd have to wait for xenograft to show? You might aswell run a bunch of Clone -effects, particularly the more aggressively costed ones that would be legal in extended e.g. Phantasmal Image and Phyrexian Metamorph
Alternatively you could make a standard version of this... you know card:Ludevic's Test Subject is a defender right? Bug has an interesting array of defenders at the moment. Ogre Jailbreaker , Trestle Troll , Gatecreeper Vine , Axebane Guardian , Grave Bramble , Hover Barrier and Fog Bank ... one Infinite Reflections and your defensive force suddenly turn into a swath of 13/13 tramplers
Don't forget Cackling Counterpart for the standard version. flashback makes it a good option
@gheridarigaaz I might just give that a shot, mate. I'll post back with the standard decklist once it's done.
| Date added | 7 months |
| Last updated | 6 months |
| Legal formats | None |
| Sets | Return to Ravnica, Planechase 2012 Edition, Dark Ascension, Innistrad, 2012 Core Set , New Phyrexia, Scars of Mirrodin, Lorwyn, Ravnica: City of Guilds, Revised Edition |
| Cards | 60 |
| Avg. CMC | 3.35 |
| Top rank | #26 on 2012-10-27 |
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Evil Test Subject
UmbrotheUmbreon says...
If Xenograft was still standard legal, that would be one hell of a deck idea o_o
October 15, 2012 4:07 p.m.