**NEEDS UPDATING - Made some changes in paper deck building but this deck is quite fun. The incidental lifegain and looping triggers is really strong, the deck even held up against a kinda jank casual food deck a friend was playing with some rares they had laying around
This deck focuses on triggers, more specifically creatures with both enter the battlefield and leave the battlefield triggers. Namely Filigree Familiar, Crow of Dark Tidings, Wary Thespian, and Circle of the Land Druid. The deck plans to sacrifice these creatures and cheat them back with Supernatural Stamina or Unearth, only letting them hit the graveyard temporarily hence the name "limbo". Notably, Unearth can hit every creature in the deck except Walker of the Grove.
The deck aims to setup the graveyard for threshold on Nimble Mongoose, Werebear, and far wanderings. The deck wants to play hyper-aggressive, going wide as often as possible. Letting our creatures die is beneficial and they will be coming back for only one mana with our recursion. Sylvok Lifestaff encourages playing aggressive, gaining life when our creatures die and maintaining survivability. Dredging Claw is awesome, helping our aggression and making our creatures harder to block with the plus side of equipping for free whenever we recur something. The ideal play loop is to mill yourself early on to get threshold, and either reanimate a Filigree Familiar for value or Bayou Groff / Nimble Mongoose for aggro, with a Dredging Claw on board. as the game progresses you just keep repeating this while remaining aggressive. The decks main value relies on its creatures dying, so it has various sac outlets on Bayou Groff, Bone Shards, and Village Rites in match ups where our creatures don't end up dying all that often.
Walker of the Grove can be evoked and revived with Supernatural Stamina reminding me of a certain troublesome modern deck... Walker of the Grove will end games quickly, especially if it enters equipped with one, or more, Dredging Claw's.
