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Hi,
I barely own any magic cards myself, and I'm usually playing online casually through either Cockatrice or the Duels of the Planeswalkers series. As of recently I can also sometimes be found in MTGO.
Currently I have too much time on my hands so I build 1-2 decks per day that I use to play against my friends on Cockatrice. All these decks are legal for modern.
| Finished Decks | 66 |
| Prototype Decks | 68 |
| Last Deckcycle | Forever ago |
| Drafts | 4 |
| Points | 2630 |
| Avg. deck rating | 4.47 |
| T/O Rank | 243 |
| Favorite formats | Standard,Modern,Casual |
| Good Card Suggestions | 21 |
| Cards Added/Fixed | 157 |
| Last activity | 12 hours |
| Joined | 4 months |
| MTGO Username | Montis |
I'd get rid of Ivy Lane Denizen and rather put those remaining 4 drops on another Corpsejack Menace and Master Biomancer each. That said, your mana curve is kind of unbalanced, you could use some more 2 and 3 drops. A nice one, especially if you rely on the Raptor/Wolf/Hybridization combo, and super good if you can drop a Corpsejack Menace on turn 4, could be the new Renegade Krasis .
Clearly, you have never encountered the true power of Blessed Wine in a multiplayer scenario.
Oops, in my reply I accidentally buffed the Beastmasters themselves, which they don't do. Thus Absinthman's is the (more) correct answer.
The thing is, you only may pay for it without paying the mana costs, so X will always be 0 at that point. That means if you don't have any static abilities on the field that buff your creatures (e.g. Gaea's Anthem ) the Hydra will immediately go to the graveyard due to state-based actions.
Assuming you attack with two Wild Beastmaster s:
At the beginning of the declare attacker's phase (after attacks have been declared, before blocks are declared), you put both Beastmaster abilities on the stack in the order of your choice. Then, you can respond with a Giant Growth on Beastmaster A (who's ability you probably put 2nd on the stack to resolve first). Before any of the Beastmaster's abilities resolve, that will make her a 4/4, barring other buffs. When the Beastmaster A's ability resolves, she will be 8/8, and Beastmaster B will be 5/5. Then, when the Beastmaster B's ability resolves, Beastmaster A will be 13/13 and Beastmaster B will be 10/10.
If no players do anything at this point (aka. pass priority), the next step is declaring attackers, in which step you again could buff the Beastmasters, but this will not "multiply" through their abilities.
The deck description still includes some old cards that you seem to have removed already.
But afterwards you're basically free to cast spells.
Yeah, thats the only card I've found, but I'm not sure I like like that one.
Slivertusk ( Thragtusk
)
Sliver Biomancer ( Master Biomancer
)
Massacre Sliver ( Massacre Wurm
)
Elesh Norn, Grand Sliver ( Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite
)
Progenitor Sliver ( Progenitor Mimic
) - I don't even
Said on Need new shenanigans ......
Confusion in the Ranks
May 22, 2013 8:42 a.m.