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Great Hart
Creature — Elk
saluma on
Jhoira and her artifacts.
5 years ago
Great Hart aint legal in this deck due to Jhoira, Weatherlight Captains color identety
abby315 on
My First Deck ^-^
7 years ago
Hey! Welcome to TappedOut. It'll help suggestions if you give us a bit more idea what you're looking to make, and what cards you have access to! Are you looking to buy cards specifically for this deck? Does it have a theme or playstyle that you want to follow--for instance, "enchantments matter" with Silent Sentinel, or "flying creatures" with Thunderclap Wyvern? Do you like to attack, control the board, or both? Where are you going to play this deck, and with whom (e.g. FNM, kitchen table, Standard Open)?
Thinking about these questions will help you shape the deck!
For now I'll give some general suggestions about deckbuilding:
-60 cards is best. Try your best to always cut that last card for consistency's sake.
-Figure out what cards you want to see all the time, every game--the main cards of the deck. Make those a 4-of, because a deck full of 1 and 2-ofs will have a hard time playing with any synergy or consistency.
-When looking to cut cards, "vanilla" creatures, which are creatures with no abilities, are a good place to start. Creatures whose P/T are behind "curve" are also good cuts. (On average, a P/T equal to mana cost is on curve: a 4/4 for 4 mana. This changes if the card has a very good ability; see Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet. It also changes depending on color intensiveness; see Siege Rhino.) Great Hart is an example of both of these things: behind on P/T with no abilities.
-If you are going to purchase cards for the deck, it is also worthwhile to look for "strictly better" cards. For instance, Glimmer of Genius is a strictly better Weave Fate because it allows you to scry.
-Your mana is off to a great start. Dual lands are very useful: Prairie Stream, Tranquil Cove, Port Town are cheap ones.
Hope this helps!
DERPLINGSUPREME on What cards do you like …
8 years ago
I have 108 copies of Great Hart and I don't know why
| Have (1) | SunshineDynamo |
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