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Nishoba Brawler
Creature — Cat Warrior
Trample
Domain — Nishoba Brawler's power is equal to the number of basic land types among lands you control.
TheOfficialCreator on Is it Worth Expanding into …
1 year ago
The deck in question: It's Raining Cats and Planeswalkers
This deck, essentially, runs a very land-type intensive mana base, which gives me good payoffs for my Wild Nacatls, Nishoba Brawlers, and Leyline Binding.
Ever since I made the deck, I have considered expanding into black to gain access to more cards like Vanishing Verse. Should I?
The advantages of doing so would be gaining access to a bigger card pool and reducing Leyline Binding's potential cost to 1 mana (as early as turn 2!), as well as increasing the potential power of Nishoba Brawler.
The downsides are that my mana base would likely become even more painful, and it has the potential of making it harder to cast my finisher, Omnath, Locus of Creation. It also makes Sundering Titan potentially even stronger against our deck, as in the past Tron has been a thorn in this deck's side.
What do you all think? Do you have any experience running multicolor planeswalker pile decks, and if so, does Ink-treader or Rainbow work better in your experience? Is there anything I'm missing?
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