We are heavy in red now, and there is another red card that can deal with lots of noisy creatures just fine. Flowstone Slide, it's harder on the mana then the normal boardsweepers, but it works nonetheless just fine. Since it is a +X/-X effect it kills indestructable or untargetable creatures too. Protection isn't an issue either. Plus at .14 cents a pop it's definitly worth your attention. Casual sweepers are usally a little more pricy, so.. get them. Added to my pile. So far my deck to survive, and maybe win, against the tribes that run rampant in STD contains playsets of two uncommons and a rare. 12 cards total, not a fullfledged deck yet. Let's keep going on with this. We are at $1.64 now, time to think about creatures and how we can cast our almost-wraths in time. Green is usally the answer to all problems concerning mana and lands, well, a playset Llanowar Elves from 9th is 32 cents, 8 cents each. That sounds weird since it's going to die to our sweepers, but we just need to be able to cast them and they will help with that. Plus, if things get awry they can just attack and all that.. Civic Wayfinder grabs a land from the deck and the Ravnica version is one cent cheaper then the 10th one, so lets add a playset of those too. Thats another eight cents and with any luck we will actually play them on turn two most of the time. Now we need creatures that actually survive our blasts and clasms, green offers those too. Spined Wurm and Craw Wurm will do, no one will accuse us of beeing all tribal-y with them. They are also pretty cheap, funny fact: 10th Spined Wurm is a cent cheaper then 9th. Another eight cents for a playset of each, sixteen cen for casual beef. | Kills better then you think. |
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Good to see someone write a casual article now and again.
It's good to see you writing again, Hollow! It's always fun to see your decks and I think MTGO really needs more 'casual game' focus. We have lots of focus on tournaments and stuff, but not nearly the amount of focus on casual that I'd like to see. :)
The only changelings in popular decks is Mutavault and Chameleon Colossus. Not that many colossues around realy.
We are talking casual here, you see them all, from Avian Changeling to Taurean Mauler.
In fact, I snatched maulers and changeling heroes while playing this in casual. =)
Great work on the two decks. I might give the plus deck a try. And i love that they (so far as iv read) is cheap decks that can be bought tested and liked/disliked without having to pay a fortune for somthing that you dont like to play. Again Good work, and keep them coming :)
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