"A Bant midrange? Surely you've gone meta, Dekord."
Why, no, dear reader, I have not. Take a close look at the deck.
"Dekord, your curve is laughable. All of your creatures are two drops."
I'm glad you said that, selectively observant reader! Allow me to introduce the two cornerstones of the deck:
Immortal Servitude
Return to the Ranks
We use these two cards in tandem to constantly get back creatures from our graveyard, easily recovering from wipes and ensuring our deck can still compete in the mid-to-late games.
Let's move on to the creatures themselves, shall we?
Satyr Wayfinder lets us get away with running only twenty lands, since we fetches us one while being a two drop. As a bonus, he also stocks up our graveyard!
Fleecemane Lion is a 3/3 beater that later becomes an intimidating 4/4 hexproof indestructible. What's not to love? He can survive our own wipes, which is very important.
Precinct Captain spawns dudes and is a first striker. Good pressure when the opponent has no blockers and deters smaller creatures.
Scavenging Ooze is a basic amount of graveyard hate, and he grows bigger to boot.
Voice of Resurgence punishes control and leaves behind a present, even after our own wipes.
Speaking of which, we do still sort of need removal, because our two drops are going to be sitting there looking very pretty and not much else against a Desecration Demon.
Detention Sphere and Banishing Light are our basic hate spells. They work wonders.
Supreme Verdict is an interesting inclusion in a creature based deck, but we run it because sometimes the board state becomes too much for little guys to handle. And, we can easily get them all back at once.
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