Hiya, folks, here I am again with some decks I use, these two I present are based in the first DD, with mono G Elves fighting against mono R Goblins, these were built from some cards I'd lying around in my binder and folder, and with some goodies I got later to improve them (Because I actually didn't buy this set, heh...)
The deck works in a quite simple way: Play some elves, get some beaters or spawn some tokens, and start beating face.
The lifegain cards are there because I mostly go multiplayer against two or more opponents, so a few life points always help to hang on a little longer or to fend some counterattacks. Steely Resolve is the most powerful card in the deck, yes, it nullifies Wirewood Lodge, but it also protects all the creatures of the deck against point removal until they draw a Disenchant, this enchantment always finds a place among my tribal decks if they've got G. I think I should cut one Wellwisher to keep the deck at 60 cards
This deck may look hideous with so many singles, but for me, it's really fun to play it, because sometimes my opponents just don't know what to expect from the deck, sometimes I can draw artifact destruction, or sometimes I get some beaters. Most of the creatures are disposable, but they can come back later with Living Death (That's why the B is there), Goblin bombardment turns every creature of the deck into Mogg Fanatics and Nevinyrral's Disk takes care when things get out of control. Now that I see it, I think I also need to cut some cards from this deck too to keep it at 60 cards.
The elves deck:
1 Pendelhaven
4 Oran Rief, the Vastwood
4 Mutavault
2 Wirewood Lodge
4 Llanowar Elves
3 Essence Warden
2 Priest of Titania
3 Wellwisher
4 Wren's Run Vanquisher
4 Bramblewood Paragon
4 Imperious Perfect
1 Drove of Elves
1 Rhys, the Redeemed
3 Elvish Hexmage
4 Anthem of Gaea
2 Elvish Promenade
1 Slate of Ancestry
The deck works in a quite simple way: Play some elves, get some beaters or spawn some tokens, and start beating face.
The lifegain cards are there because I mostly go multiplayer against two or more opponents, so a few life points always help to hang on a little longer or to fend some counterattacks.
Steely Resolve is the most powerful card in the deck, yes, it nullifies Wirewood Lodge, but it also protects all the creatures of the deck against point removal until they draw a Disenchant, this enchantment always finds a place among my tribal decks if they've got G. I think I should cut one Wellwisher to keep the deck at 60 cards
Now with the Goblins, heh
4 Teteering Peaks
2 Sulfurous Springs
2 Graven Cairns
1 Bloodstained Mire
2 Goblin Arsonist
1 Goblin Bushwacker
1 Goblin Guide
1 Skirk Prospector
1 Goblin Sledder
1 Goblin Vandal
1 Goblin Recruiter
1 Goblin Tinkerer
1 Mogg War Marshal
2 Goblin Matron
1 Goblin King
1 Goblin Chieftain
1 Goblin Warchief
1 Goblin Ringleader
1 Ib Halfheart, Goblin Tactician
1 Siege-Gang Commander
4 Tattermunge Maniac
1 Vexing Shusher
4 Boggart Ram-Gang
2 Boartusk Liege
1 Goblin Grenade
2 Goblin Bombardment
3 Living Death
1 Nevinyrral's Disk
This deck may look hideous with so many singles, but for me, it's really fun to play it, because sometimes my opponents just don't know what to expect from the deck, sometimes I can draw artifact destruction, or sometimes I get some beaters. Most of the creatures are disposable, but they can come back later with Living Death (That's why the B is there), Goblin bombardment turns every creature of the deck into Mogg Fanatics and Nevinyrral's Disk takes care when things get out of control. Now that I see it, I think I also need to cut some cards from this deck too to keep it at 60 cards.
Any comments about the decks will be appreciated
C Call of Emrakul - G vs R DD: Elves vs. Goblins - W vs B DD: Divine vs. Demonic - WUB Esper Artifice - RGW Aura Dancers
WUBRG Wrath of the Reaper King - WB Men of Faith - B Mercenaries - UB Phyrexian Assault 2.0 - WU Artifacts of Empires
BR Skeleton Warriors - RG Night of The Howlpack - B Bog Murderers - BR Eldrazi Assault - BGU Ulamog's Swarm