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What's not to get? seshiro_of_the_orochi

Just playin'. SpongeBob is just classic, haha.

Is there a way to edit some of the descriptions to these combos? Or will that just be absolute chaos?

I've stumbled across some that have had typo errors, simple descriptions, and ridiculously large fonts. It is more of a consistency/aesthetic question, but will that be an option?

I would honestly recommend taking Blood Moon out for Fervor. Majority of your mana base is nonbasic and your deck is primarily green, so Blood Moon has a higher likelihood of hurting you just as much as your opponent(s).

On top of that, you do want more haste enablers. They have the same CMC as well, which is added benefit.

Courser of Kruphix is another great card. Essentially just another Oracle of Mul Daya. Seeing as your play group is a lot of "instant heavy" decks, I would recommend Price of Glory as well. Shivan Harvest could be another sack outlet for you, plus more land destruction to slow your opponent(s) down.

Interestingly enough, the day that my code wouldn't work for you, it worked when I added a background to my wife's deck on here. That is just bizarre.

Regardless, I'm happy you found something that would work! Your page and Nekusar deck are looking good, my friend!

I tried both variations of code (there may be other ways to do it, but I don't know them) and no luck.

You could always start a thread asking why it isn't working on your deck, but works on my deck. You could link my deck to the thread and people can see that the code used does in fact work. I would recommend posting the code as well.

Other than that, I'm out of ideas. Sorry to let you down.

I'm having the same issue. I even copied the exact code (the Nykthos one) from my Purph deck and it just uploaded Nykthos as an image.

I can try one more thing, but I am not sure if I will be able to fix it...I have no clue why it is doing this.

Would you be comfortable with adding me as a shared user for this deck? It would allow me to edit the description and see if there is a coding issue somewhere along the way.

I've had the same problem as you with the code resulting in just a picture in the description, but there may be some tinkering I could do to fix that.

Interesting. That didn't work for me, but maybe it needs to take a little to process it?

I'll try it again though and see what happens after some time. Thanks!

No problem! I actually have a question for you now, haha.

How do you add the "Key Combos" section on the side of your decks? I understand that ((Card Name + Card Name)) registers a combo, but how do I get those combos to be with my deck stats?

To get the background like I do in my decks, you will need to copy these two pieces of code to your deck's description:

< link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="https://dl.dropbox.com/s/fqxpobte7n2g7wh/TappedOutProfileCustom.css?dl=0" / >

< img src="ImageURL" style="position:fixed;top:0px;left:0px;width:100%;height:100%;z-index:-1;" / >

Remove the space between < link, / >, < img, and / > and you will be good.

In place of one of your wrath cards, what do you think of Winds of Rath?

I helped make a Bruna, Light of Alabaster deck for my wife, and my brother has a Sigarda, Host of Herons enchantress deck. Both decks run it and excel immensely after casting it.

Absolutely! They're truly gorgeous!

Those art nouveau-style alters (your Saffi, Sun Titan, Karmic Guide, and the likes) are absolutely amazing. Klug does amazing work.

+1 for the alters (and for the deck, of course!). Haha.

And if you don't mind me asking, how much did those alters run you?

Of course, friend! And I completely agree with you on your decision. Don't cut something unless you feel like it is absolutely necessary!

I would highly recommend taking out Risen Executioner. I know that he can be pulled out from the graveyard, but he costs extra per zombie in your graveyard. That is kind of counterintuitive because you want those other zombies in there.

That's just my two cents though!

If you do decide to do that, I would recommend putting in Grave Titan, Wurmcoil Engine, and/or Priest of Gix. I also think you should definitely include Nim Deathmantle.

Ashnod's Altar + Nim Deathmantle + Grave Titan / Wurmcoil Engine / Priest of Gix = Infinite either infinitely colorless mana and 3/3 zombies; infinite colorless mana and 3/3 deathtouch/lifelink wurms; and/or infinite black mana respectively.

I'd say for a deck like this, 4-5 is the right number. That's roughly a 25% chance to have one of them in your hand at all times, if my math is correct.

I think the quantity of counter magic you have is perfect, but making sure that the specific spells you have are mana intuitive is the only thing you would need to worry about!

The only one I would still heavily recommend is Swan Song. That is the best one for protecting combos because 9/10 your opponent(s) are casting an instant to disrupt it. I know Forbid has Buyback, which is huge, but I honestly think Swan Song will be more useful. Plus, giving someone a dainty little swan token after countering something detrimental is so hilarious!

For protecting your combos / late-game play, I recommend switching to Force of Will and the likes in place of your exiling counter magic.

Reason being, it will be harder to hold up 3 mana, so being able to respond to an opponent with a FoW, Pact of Negation, Swan Song, or even the classic Counterspell would be best.

In a more controlling deck, where you have anywhere between 5-10 counter spells, I would recommend Cryptic Command and Mystic Confluence, but for protecting combos only, you need your responses cheap and effective. That's just my two cents though!

Long time no see, Gamer0298! This deck has changed dramatically since you've last seen it, for sure. I finally got the primer up and running, so if you are curious what all I have added you can check out the Change Log!

Those three are definitely strong cards to have in the deck, finally giving mono-red a little more interaction, haha. Glad to see you back and thanks for stopping by, friend!