MTG Salvation

Bump kinda.

I think that this deck has a lot of potential, but I have tested it and it often does come up just a little bit short. We need some other win condition or burn in the deck. Something. I don't know what though.

Or you could just use Adarkar Valkyrie, Sky Hussar and Nantuko Husk for an infinately large creature.

Have you thought about using Momir Vig with Thrumming Stone? I liked the article as it was very casual, but that combo is a fun, casual combo also. If you have both Momir Vig and Thrumming Stone in play, if you play any green creature, you get all 4 of them out of your deck. That seems good with things like Loxodon Heirarch, Cytoplasy Rootkins, etc. If you do it with Coiling Oracles, you get 4 oracles, and then get some combination of 4 spells in hand and lands in play. Just something fun to think about.

Looks like a cool picture. It's definately a graft card. Can't wait to see it.

I think that it's more of a SB card itself as protection against Cranials. But then you could just Muddle the Cranial in the first place.

I don't think that Research is that good. The other half seems really cool though.

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That's Seal of Fire right there. Just compare the artwork.

And yes, there is a seal there. He broke it above his head, so it's erupting in flames the way the old art did.

Maybe I'm crazy, but I don't really see a seal in this picture. I just think that it's going to be the B/R power uncommon like Putrefy and Lightning Helix

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I'm simply wondoring, and trying to come up with an idea. After DIS, the deck will have simic shocklands, signets and perhaps other surprises. The deck will work similar to wild gifts, but with land stealing spells. I would not know the exact colors-its just an idea.

What would a Wild Gifts decklist look like? I don't think I've seen one.

I don't know if the rumor was disproven, but wasn't Seal of Doom confirmed for DIS? If so, maybe that would help the number crunching.

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Graven Dominator is also pretty cool, though I have a question. If you play it when you have a Night of Souls' Betrayal in play, does it kill every other creature? Or does making it a 1/1 take p/t modifiers into effect already?

It kills all the other creatures.

I think that Orzhov is turning out very solid. Ghost Council and Tesya are both solid, potentially really powerful cards.

I think that the animist is going to be really big in limited. Put a moldervine cloak on him and go to town. Heaven forbid you put a pollenbright wings on him too.

i think that the one on the far right looks amazing.

Well this is a pleasant suprise. I love all of the seals, and would be happy to see any of them coming back.

Wow, a lot of intriguing names on that list. Thanks.

I can't wait for the phoenix.

are these the cards that will be used fot the US JSS tournaments also?

THis guy seems to be a limited bomb. I doubt he is constructed playable though. THanks for the card RE.