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Ok guys:
I really think that this list is the one that has push Liquimetal Coating (LC) the farthest in terms of deck design (at least on what you can find online). Its really efficient in what it aims to do and, being a budget deck, you can really give a hard time to the top tier decks of actual meta (not to say that you are forced to obliterate decks like affinity and lantern).
Whats the plan: you should try to get as fast as you can your copy of Liquimetal Coating by using Faithless Looting, Ancient Stirrings and Temple of Abandon, wich are cheap and can help you fix your hand or you mana (also alouds 22 lands and more risky hands with lower mulligan rate).
While you are at it, you should be able to keep in line more aggro builds with cards like Anger of the Gods, Galvanic Blast and Abrade. When you get your LC, you should be aware of pros and cons of its hability You can only get rid of ONE threat at a time, but it can be ANYTHING you want, thas why i think i picked the most suitable removals for the job.
One fun part of the deck, its that, as a control set up, it can vary the objective of the plan depending on how the game progresses. Sometimes you need to be a land destroyer, sometimes you need to keep the board clean of creatures, sometimes you just have to handle PW.
But the reason im super proud of the deck, its the synergy. The card advantage that i get from Faithless Looting, Kuldotha Phoenix, Ancient Grudge its what makes this deck a little bit more competitive. Also my metalcraft requirement its usually 2 and not 3 artifacts, while i can use LC to give me the third one.
finishers: How do you win?? well theres Kuldotha Phoenix, Goblin Dark-Dwellers and Treetop Village, while galvanic blast helps sometimes with the needed reach. The Phoenix is MVP, as it ETB as soon as turn 4 with haste, has recursion, evasion. Just perfect for the plan.
Commentaries are welcome ! thanks !
