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am trying to keep it on the cheap, and curse of stalked prey]] doesnt fit the deck. yes it adds a curse, but doesnt do anything AS a curse, except be another possible curse, the 6th type of curse on the list to look for should you get a misfortunes on. Im thinking about changing out the manor gargoyles for Gravecrawler and get rid of the druidic satchels too so that 4 gravecrawlers would be cheap and defensive. problem is, it is an expensive card, and 4 of them would be >1.5 times the price of the rest of the cards total.... we shall see. I put em in the sideboard though. theme is to keep it cheap though, and the dream would be to have all 4 Birds of Paradise and Solemn Simulacrum in the deck. then the curses would RAIN down on turn even a possible turn 3..... if pulled
that is my theoretical god hand.
now that im thinking about it, Birds of Paradise and Llanowar Elves would speed this deck up considerably if i removed all the shimmering grotto and did 10 forest/10swamp. something to think on... Ill play with that idea.
i was having some problems getting the Curse of Misfortunes out, and seeing as the deck wins or loses depending on how fast i can get this card out, I added 4 Diabolic Tutor to replace Doom Blade the doom blade is nice for control and will be kept sideboarded against a speed build deck such as goblins. getting misfortunes out is very important so im looking for other ways to get it out too....
| Date added | 1 year |
| Last updated | 4 months |
| Legal formats | Standard, Extended, Legacy, Vintage, Commander / EDH, Modern |
| Sets | |
| Cards | 60 |
| Avg. CMC | 3.20 |
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bellingt says...
I really like this deck, especially for the price. It has good synergy, and it looks like you have enough to take out an opponent. My only suggestion would be to consider adding a couple Curse of Stalked Prey
just to speed things up. It might also help your mana curve, which looks a little steep at this point. Other than that, I'd say this is excellent for the dollars invested.
February 8, 2012 4:44 p.m.