themindxyz says... #23
What makes this better than the Lantern control decks? As in, why play this over that?
November 17, 2015 3:35 p.m.
Servo_Token says... #24
It's far less work on your part, your lock isn't dependent on whether your opponent can crack their fetch or not, it's just more sturdy.
That, and Crucible of Worlds and the land interactions are just insanely more advantageous than anything the lantern decks are doing.
November 17, 2015 3:45 p.m.
TheAnnihilator says... #25
@ThatJunkMage This deck is soooo sweet. I was knocking it at first since it doesn't look great on paper, but I playtested it and you're right. It's amazing.
Two things I was surprised about:
1)Bottled Cloister draws cards too. I had no idea, but after I read and played with the card, I realized that it's very good. It's such an engine for this deck. Do you know if the draw part of it stacks?
2) This deck plays through Stony Silence very well, since a lot of the important artifacts are non-activated abilities (Cloister, Bridge, Crucible of Worlds, etc.)
This is the best prison/lockdown list I've seen. Very nice. +1
RPG-Lord says... #22
I love this deck. It doesn't look like it would play amazingly, just that it basically kicks hand destruction decks in the face. +1!
November 7, 2015 2:17 a.m.