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If you're anything like me, you're a fanatic for graveyard interaction. Cards like Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord, The Gitrog Monster, and Spider Spawning are among my all time favorites. I have always considered milling myself a benefit rather than a cost and I love cards like Grim Flayer and Thought Scour. Of course I could have just built another Meren of Clan Nel Toth commander deck, but that creates an issue. The only other aspect of magic I love as muuch as abusing my graveyard are clone effects. Cryptoplasm and Quicksilver Gargantuan are cards I absolute love to play, and a Jalira, Master Polymorphist deck packed with shapeshifters was my very first commander. What I have created here is the marriage of my three favorite colors and two favoite deck styles in they way that I think should be played.

THE COMMANDER The Mimeoplasm allows you to leverage the strengths of your opponents decks against them. Small creatures with powerful effects in any graveyard are the tools in your belt. Be it your own Deathrite Shaman or the popularly played Solemn Simulacrum you can squeeze value out of the cards your opponents play. As the game progresses, look into absorbing any major threat that have been killed off by other players. Anything with a far-reaching effect like Avacyn, Angel of Hope or Blazing Archon are prime targets, but make sure other players have exhausted some of their removal.

THE CREATURES The creatures in this deck fall into one of three categories: Creatures that are threats in and of themselves which also serve as big stuff for Mimeoplasm to eat, Shape-shifting mimics which allow me to adapt, and small useful creatures.

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(9 months ago)

+1 Bane of Progress maybe
+1 Colossal Grave-Reaver main
+1 Kederekt Leviathan maybe
+1 Overlord of the Balemurk maybe
+1 Ripples of Undeath maybe
+2 Singularity Rupture main