Rare Metals

Legacy Dami

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Major Update (9.0) —Oct. 31, 2014

After 7 Updates this deck is now very close to a final stage where there is nothing more to update on it ( at least until new expansions that contain cards that will improve this deck get released ). But still there are some last changes I want do to it before I lay it to rest and start invest my time in other decks. This changes are mainly related to the cards play ratio, because after spend some time looking at the statistics of the last 100 games of each card when they were in the main deck I noticed that 3 cards had a very low play rate compared to the average play rate of all cards so I decided remove them from the deck. These cards are:

• Everflowing Chalice from the main deck, because 68% time I got this card in hand there was a better option to produce mana in my hand so it kept been delayed and delayed to the point that ended most of those games with it still on my hand.
• Trinisphere and Lodestone Golem from the sideboard, because even though this 2 cards are useful both individually and combo together, they just dont suit my play style. I tend to be an offensive player that likes play fast combos and win the games in the fastest and most powerful way possible, while this 2 cards are more suited to a more defensive oriented control deck ( this only based on my point of view and play style ) turning them second choise cards for me.

Taking the place of Everflowing Chalice in the deck will be Semblance Anvil that will accelerate the pace in that artifacts will enter in the field turning this deck more fast, and for the place of Trinisphere and Lodestone Golem in sideboard goes Thousand-Year Elixir that will accelerate the use of abilities and Copper Gnomes that will alternate with Quicksilver Amulet as an hand to field tutor.

Nevinyrral's Disk was tested in deck but I still find Lux Cannon more useful so it was removed from it.