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Showing posts with label common. Show all posts
Showing posts with label common. Show all posts
Friday, July 5, 2019
80 Card Pauper CMDR - Empress Galina - Blue
Rules I use: https://mtg-craig-hamilton.blogspot.com/2019/07/awesome-new-mtg-commander-variant-by.html
Several more decks coming soon.
Several more decks coming soon.
The idea is for the unblockable creatures to provide a relentless assault, and to strengthen other creatures with flying and/or just other creatures through making them unblockable too.
Friday, July 21, 2017
Serra Angel - Pauper CMDR
This deck is better for a 20 damage / 11 cmdr damage scenario.
Either win by Serra Angel's commander damage, by stopping your opponent from blocking Serra with enchantment auras, or just keep pecking away at your opponent small creatures with flying.
There are also a few precious life gain cards that can help this deck go the distance; Suture Priest, Lone Missionary, Soul's Attendant, Soul Warden, Goldenglow Moth, Trained Caracal, Whitesun's Passage, Chaplain's Blessing, Sunspring Expedition, Recumbent Bliss, Ajani's Mantra, Caravan Hurda, and Divine Offering. It may not seem like much but added together, I estimate that there lifegain cards can be a game changer.
There are only 36 lands in this deck because it isn't mana hungry. Usually, I prefer 40 mana, but I don't think that this deck needs it.
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Thursday, April 2, 2015
Feebleness - Blue, Green, Red. Format: Pauper. Version 1
I call this deck Feebleness because it is a Pauper deck. One might associate “Feebleness” with a deck of commons. Commons are usually less expensive, etc. It is actually a very good pauper deck, so don’t be deceived by the deck name.
This deck is
based upon Kiln Fiend. Augury Owl, Sage Owl, and Commune with Nature are there to help find a Kiln Fiend, and in order
to pump Kiln Fiend there are many blue, green, and red sorceries and instants. Also, if a Kiln Fiend winds up in a graveyard
there is Reclaim, and Wildwood Rebirth.
Feebleness
has 17 lands, but the 3 Prophetic Prism artifacts make it as if there were
20. This is less land than I usually
use. However, when examining the average
casting cost of 1.5 there isn’t need for more lands.
Other
thoughts, such as a sideboard may include Unsummon. Cards like Lightning Bolt and Unsummon are
great for both pumping Kiln Fiend and clearing the battlefield for her.
Creatures:
4 Augury Owl 4 Kiln Fiend
2 Sage Owl
Blue Sorceries and Instants: 8
Green Sorceries and Instants: 13
Red Sorceries and Instants: 9
Artifact:
Land: 17
4 Evolving Wilds 2
Forests
2 Islands 2
Jund Panorama
2 Mountains 4
Terramorphic Expanse
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