Hey! Dimir for a sec (Standard MTG Deck)

This is just a fun budget kitchen table deck. The main goal is to activate the heroic ability of Agent of the Fates by ciphering hidden strings on a creature and let Agent of the Fates go to work. Siren of the Silent Song fits right in by forcing discard and the mill is just icing on the cake. These two work great together in forcing opponents to discard cards and sacrifice creatures. Aqueous Form on siren so that Siren of the Silent Song can get through and untap next turn to force opponents to discard, and use the cipher after attack to target Agent of the Fates for a creature sac. I play a lot of two headed giant so the "each opponent" factor makes the combo even more fun. Duskmantle Seer just adds extra power that the deck can lack sometimes. It's also a fun gamble card. Playtest it and let me know what you think!

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Better than expected — March 17, 2014

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Again, this is just meant to be a kitchen table deck, but it has performed very well! I have played it against gruul monsters, MDB and selesnya decks and the combo is nasty when it gets online! If I can get the combo of Agent of the Fates and Hidden Strings out early, the opponent can't catch up. Everything they throw out will be sac'd next turn. Aqueous Form on the Agent of the Fates with a Hidden Strings creates a vigilant creature sacrificing machine! All I need after the combo is online is a Negate or two to stop the removal.

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Date added	10 years
Last updated	10 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	2 - 0 Mythic Rares 11 - 6 Rares 5 - 2 Uncommons 24 - 7 Commons
Cards	61
Avg. CMC	2.61
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