Kilgar-UWR
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Posted on May 13, 2010, 6:04 p.m. by Xander574
The Peaceful domains of Kilgar are predominantly home to the ever expanding goblin cities of (insert name). On the out skirts are remnant Minotaur tribes and Griffin outposts that are an everpresent threat to the law and order of the goblin civilisations.
UWR:A society where Goblins are in an Aristocratic society. ( i think someone else proposed this and i thought it was really funny, There is also some smart social commentary that could be done here.)(the color scheme fits here also seeing that white is the color of order, while red/black often belongs to goblins and chaos. COuld be very funny.)
WUR:Goblin Arristocrats-Revenge being a key word. would also see removal ad burn. working together somehow.
Here is some free form about the Goblin Aristocrats that might work. They live in a valley between two mountains. The royal family and their servants live in a sprawling mansion at the center of town surrounded by a wall (foolish bodyguards, terrible cooks, filthy janitors). Outside, Aristocrats squabble about fashion, marriage, and moss (creatures like 1/2 or 1/3 with quirky abilities). around the edges of civilization, and at the base of the mountains groups of roughly 6 goblins rove about raiding unsuspecting travelers (maybe synergy with goblins like "when this creature comes into play target goblin gets +X/+0 until end of turn where X is the number of goblins in play). In one mountain a race of eviler, viler goblins live beneath the surface. Many think of them merely as myth and sighting are rare. However they are much more deadly and sneaky than other goblins (thinking deathtouch a little). The main population consists of peasants that farm varieties of peppers, moss, potatoes, carrots, ginger, onion (thinking root vegetables). They could be one drops with strange and sometimes destructive mana abilities.
Steam Izz it
how good is it really? is a win by turn 5/6 good? or is it just wishful thinking. Against most decks it wins, lifegain or fog decks slow it down.
You decide!
October 27, 2013 1:37 a.m.
In mtg tiers refer to the deck's popularity in high level tournaments, so this deck is probably beyond fringe at the moment, attend a GP and win it with the deck and this should change.
TAMA says... #2
This is Red/BLUE/White. Not Red black white. The deathtouch has no place here. Revenge needs to be touched up and used carefully because giving a creature with revenge either lifelink or deathtouch would be game wrecking. Revenge is an ability only ever seen before on one card, Kusari-Gama and that was pretty damn powerful the way it was used. Revenge need to be seriously looked at. I think the picture you painted is quite nice.
May 13, 2010 9:17 p.m.