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Legacy Reanimation Happy Fun Time

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This deck is modeled after my first deck was given to me. It's pretty cool, i'm pretty much a novice compared to most players. But basically how it works is; 1.) When you start off try to have a Putrid Imp in your hand, it's to discard any goodies from your hand into your graveyard such as; Demigod of Revenge / Iona, Shield of Emeria. Discarding stuff with Putrid Imp also gives Putrid Imp flying, which is dope. 2.) If you do not start with a Putrid Imp ; to get things in the graveyard just Buried Alive / Entomb stuff that you want in there! Then reanimate it out, with Dark Ritual + Animate Dead / Necromancy / Exhume or at your own pace in what is fitting for the match! 3. Its super easy once you have like turn two Akroma, Angel of Wrath type stuff or Demigod of Revenges its pretty scary and what not.

As far as legacy goes, there is some crazy stuff out there. But this has always been a really fun thing for me to play around with since I don't see a lot of graveyard based decks(again im a noob)

But i hope you like it. Ask any questions or give any tips. Thanks everyone :-)

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DEMIGODS — Dec. 16, 2014
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BY THE WAY :D

I know this is kind of a buzz kill for people like myself that didnt know this. But if you have multiple demigods in your graveyard and you use a reanimation ability to bring one out. This unfortunately does not trigger the demigods ability to have them all come out at once. Since you are voiding the actual 'CASTING' of the card. You dont trigger the effect of casting it. You are simply summoning it. The only way you can get multiple out at once is if you pay the mana cost and actually summon it. LOL SORRY BROS, still that combo is totally doable and its still a cool deck. :-)

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