WhoULookenAt, 11 years ago

why madcap skills sucks

Noahpmtg, 11 years ago

because cards like dynacharge exist.

citizenmnky, 11 years ago

I have play-tested it and so far I get a complete 20+ DMG by about T4-T7. Feel free to test the deck out yourselves, guys!

Haibane

AvacynXanglicmaster, 11 years ago

A classic white and green angel deck that has an answer for anything these vampires, werewolves zombies, devils, demons, or anything or anything else your enemy can though at you a deck to test your own skills against

crusher and pathrazer

haydenhyuga24, 11 years ago

took out some unessecary cards for some eldrazi creatures.

WNM Report

darkneoxerosk8r, 11 years ago

2-2 overall, won against Rakdos Aggro and Esper, lost to RW Burn and RG Monsters.

Sideboard man!!!

ravanstrike, 11 years ago

I could really use some suggestions as to what i should take for my sideboard. appreciate it :D

TheBoss93, 11 years ago

I'm debating taking the Unholy Citadel out. It's nice to have but I may need more land.

acuda2113, 11 years ago

Removed a few of the cards, and got to finally play the deck. It ran fine with only 34 lands and it was fun to play. This deck definitely has a chance to blow up quick, and the general is able to gobble up a few guys without losing the whole board presence. A fun deck to build on a budget for sure.

Frosthammer66, 11 years ago

I added Necropotence to my sideboard just for fun.

1st at Wednesday Night.

TheAnnihilator, 11 years ago

Alright, so WNM isn't as serious as FNM, but it's still satisfying to place a bit better in tourneys. I got a promo Sheoldred, Whispering One for winning first. Not a great prize, but my deck performed well.

Round 1 --- Izzet Control. 2-0 win.

I actually helped my friend build this one, but he was always destroyed by Thoughtseize stealing his Counterflux, which were his best cards against me (suprisingly). I Elspeth'd him to death game one, and Aetherling'd him to death game two. Not very difficult here.

Round 2 --- Boros Burn. 2-1 Win.

Same dude from my FNM report on why-play-three-colors-anymore. I had better spot removal this time, and killed his Mutavault and Ash Zealot efficiently. I barely scraped by game one, keeping an Elspeth, Sun's Shampion unopposed until I used her -7 and swung in with 9 flying 3/3's. After I managed to land a Blood Baron of Vizkopa game two, it didn't take much to win.

Round 3 --- Selesnya Aggro. 2-0 win.

A deck that I let my friend borrow, sorry-im-bad-with-names, I was able to handily answer every threat with black removal, and tempo kept him behind about three turns in game two with my Cyclonic RiftGC into Azorius Charm into two Supreme Verdict in a row, with some scattered Far / Away. That deck can't deal with Elspeth, Sun's Champion at all, even when he threw 3x Mistcutter Hydra at me in game 2.

Land change, now that I think about it...

Heretix_Aevum, 11 years ago

Changed from 3 to 4 Dragonskull Summits, from 3 to 4 Graven Cairns and from 4 to 2 Blood Crypts, but I'm still wanting to replace the blood crypts with something less costly... Or is 8 non standard enough and I should just drop the Blood Crypts?

Playtest Round 1

perigrin, 11 years ago

So this deck did amazingly well tonight. It went 3-0 against a GW token (saporling) deck that has previously been the bane of my existence. The token deck was just too slow to get started.

It also went 1-2 against an Izzet control deck (ironically the deck my brother built when I got distracted by this one). They were both very quick, but because I hadn't built a sideboard yet I didn't really have an answer for his creatures coming in, I simply didn't get the bare-bones Electrickery + Inflame combo often enough. A known weakness with playing creature less. I'll need to add some sideboard stuff to deal with that.

All in all I'm very happy though.

Planned Swaps

MrSuffix, 11 years ago

Kiln Fiend, Cleansing Beam, Curse of Echoes, Lunar Mystic, Dungeon Geists, Wall of Frost, and Recoup for Maybeboard picks.

Relk, 11 years ago

Out: Auratouched Mage, Celestial Ancient, Auratog, Elderwood Scion, Hydra Omnivore, Phalanx Leader In: Instill Energy, Act of Authority, Oblivion Ring, idyllic Tutor, Acidic Slime, Scavenging Ooze

52piggy, 11 years ago

Actually bought this deck! Super fun to play with, but not fun to play against I have heard. Comments and suggestions are welcome, but keep in mind I have not acquired all the cards for it yet. :D

Swapping in a few goodies

TheKatalyst, 11 years ago

Removed: Serra Avatar Thran Turbine Dreamstone Hedron Pristine Talisman Added: Omnipotence Rhystic StudyGC Replenish Enlightened TutorGC

Commander Wednesday

Dorotheus, 11 years ago

Woooo. The Untap Factory monopolizes the board again!
a.k.a. I won.
I had to deal with a mono-blue control deck and a Doran, the Siege Tower voltron.

Dear god did I misplay a lot, its been a while since I played though. I think I had a total of 5 or 6 Biovisionary come into play under my control, but they kept getting countered, killed, or displaced by things like Switcheroo. I eventually just started playing cards and played Fatestitcher, was gunna copy it but it was countered so I just unearthed it, still copied it, put Swiftfoot boots on the copy and gave it haste, Illusionist's Bracers on one, infinite mana, Shapesharer as a copy of Fatesticher played Birthing Pod sac'd the Shapesharer to get Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker and a bajilion Fatestichers.

Your fate has been stiched... to my butt.

Exeneva, 11 years ago

Cut the artifact lands and replaced them with snow lands (because I can). We have enough artifacts to turn on Mox Opal most of the time, and we don't need artifact lands to do it. The danger of getting blown out by artifact destruction (red decks) is too great to run artifact lands. We aren't a fast deck trying to explode out of the gates, so it's fine if we need to wait a few turns to use Mox Opal. I also added Sun Titan since he can recur just about anything and everything, and Elixir of Immortality to help fight graveyard hate.

Small tuning

Yananas, 11 years ago

-Purphoros, God of the Forge

-Mind Rot

+Spike Jester

+Ash Zealot

Purphoros worked awesome, but it was a bit 'win-more'. The only real damage he does is with Assemble the Legion and Obzedat, Ghost Council, and usually these win anyways. Also, R devotion is quite low in this deck.

Mind Rot was fine, but not being able to choose what goes wasn't really worth it.

Spike Jester and Ash Zealot will hopefully strengthen this deck's matchup vs aggro, adding in a little more speed plays. I'm considering Pack Rat for the same reason. Deathrite Shaman was also added to the Maybeboard, to gain some use of the cards that are discarded. The lack of G makes this a questionable one though.