MTG Salvation

Yavimaya ants and standstill have been a couple of my favorite adds since the year began.

Haunted crossroads is a legit pet card for me. Much easier to manage than phyrexian reclamation, and the card quality advantage is usually far more than enough to make up for the loss of a draw step.

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reminds me of Turtle Rock from LttP.

I sense some overlap in our childhoods.

I think I'm one of the few people still running Æthersnipe.

Symbiosis and Dauntless Onslaught have resulted in some blowouts.

A few of my pet cards have already been mentioned like Haunted Crossroads and Heavy Ballista. I have a few others though.

Flickering Ward This card just does work, it's cheap, versatile, saveable, moveable protection/evasion.

I have a bit of a +1/+1 counters theme in Green so I run the following two cards.
Karstoderm Green's other derm. He he is the same size and cost as his cousin, but doesn't get nearly as much attention. I think it might be the terrible art. Anyway he is a good man, and his downside can be pretty interesting in game.
Aquastrand Spider I love the graft mechanic, unfortunately most stuff with it is just way overcosted. The spider is on point though. He may not look like much, but it always seems to over perform. He comes down early and plays defense. Once he gets outclassed you can start to grafting him out and create better late game plays.

Puppet Conjurer I know he really is not that good, but I like him all the same. He just does a little of everything. He can chump block for days, and has good synergies with sacrifice decks, and artifact decks.

I cant use a guild slot on something so marginal as what is essentially a drudge skeletons with both downsides (can't regen on his first turn, dies to artifact removal) and small upsides (blood artists-.... not much else on color).

I have been meaning to try flickering ward though