Mono-Green Stompy

Standard Mono-Green

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Creature (32)

• 3x Barkhide Troll
• 2x God-Eternal Rhonas
• 4x Growth-Chamber Guardian
• 2x Kraul Harpooner
• 4x Lovestruck Beast
• 4x Nullhide Ferox
• 4x Pelt Collector
• 4x Questing Beast
• 2x Thrashing Brontodon
• 3x Yorvo, Lord of Garenbrig

Land (24)

• 4x Castle Garenbrig
• 20x Forest

Instant (2)

• 2x Once Upon a Time

Planeswalker (2)

• 2x Vivien, Champion of the Wilds

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Sideboard

Creature (10)

• 2x Feasting Troll King
• 2x Kraul Harpooner
• 4x Shifting Ceratops
• 2x Thrashing Brontodon

Enchantment (1)

• 1x Kenrith's Transformation

Instant (2)

• 2x Veil of Summer

Artifact (2)

• 2x Sorcerous Spyglass

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A mono-green stompy deck for Eldraine standard.

Card selection

Creatures Show

• Barkhide Troll : A solid beater, has some additional protection against removal. Use mainly as a curve filler.
• God-Eternal Rhonas : A great curve-topper and bomb, this can straight up kill your opponent if the board state is right. While it is great it is also legendary and a bit costly, so I would probably wouldn't play more then a couple.
  
• Growth-Chamber Guardian : Great card draw and a solid beater, you should almost always play a playset.
• Kraul Harpooner : Perhaps better suited to the sideboard, if you see a lot of flyers in your local metagame maybe move a couple of them to the mainboard.
  
• Lovestruck Beast : A good beater for its cost, and you usually won't have too much to do turn one. Worst case scenario, you can play them for four mana. A solid card amazing for its cost, you should probably play a playset in the main.
• Nullhide Ferox : A big creature for a reasonable cost with protection and great anti- Basilica Bell-Haunt tech. Play a playset unless overloaded on 4-drops.
• Pelt Collector : A one-drop that can get very big. Play a playset.
• Questing Beast : Some spice from the new set, pretty much good against everything. While it is legendary, you should probably still play a playset.
• Thrashing Brontodon : Similar to Kraul Harpooner in that it is more of a sideboard card, but admittedly there are more artifacts and enchantments around then flyers. I would recommend playing a couple in the main deck and rounding out the playset in the side.
• Yorvo, Lord of Garenbrig : While he doesn't have evasion, he can grow to be HUGE. If he wasn't legendary I would have played a playset, but as he is I would recommend playing 2-3 copies of him.

Planeswalkers, artifacts and enchantments Show

• Vivien, Champion of the Wilds : A good planeswalker which allows you to surprise your opponent with flashy creatures and get you some cards. While not amazing, a couple of them in the mainboard is always good.
• Vivien, Arkbow Ranger : While she is very good and can make your creatures really good, the deck is already extremely overloaded on 4-drops, and she is usually worse than the top competitors.

Instants and sorceries Show

• Once Upon a Time : Amazing if you cast it first thing in the game, average if you don't. Since you don't want multiples I'd be wary about playing more then a couple of them.

Lands Show

• Castle Garenbrig : It can ramp you a bit in the late game and you don't have any reason not to play it.
• Forest : Well, I mean...

Sideboard Show

• Feasting Troll King : A big butt with a lot of staying power, if you are playing against a removal-heavy deck bring him in.
• Kenrith's Transformation : Some sweet removal which will draw you some cards, if you need to make your Pelt Collector s a bit bigger this can also do that.
• Kraul Harpooner : An absolute powerhouse against flyers, between your sideboard and your mainboard you probably want a playset.
• Shifting Ceratops : A solid beater that is especially good against control decks. If you have a lot of counterspells in your local meta this might be worth bringing into your mainboard.
• Sorcerous Spyglass : An all-around removal spell for permanents with good activated abilities.
• Thrashing Brontodon : A great beater with a good anti-artifact/enchantment ability. Like the Kraul Harpooner you will probably want a playset between your sideboard and mainboard.
• Veil of Summer : Bring this in against control decks. One of your most efficient - and narrow - sideboard cards.

Date added	5 years
Last updated	5 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	10 - 0 Mythic Rares 23 - 6 Rares 7 - 9 Uncommons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.81
Tokens	Food, Human 1/1 W, On an Adventure
Folders	Standard