Do you want to confuse your enemies? Do you want all your friends to hate you? Do you want to lose to that guy who plays Lens of Clarity? Then I've got the perfect deck for you!
This deck abuses Morph, Megamorph, and Manifest to drive your opponents insane. Sounds simple right? Let's just see about that...
Obscuring AEther is a great turn one play that allows you to get a morph creature out on the next turn.
Trail of Mystery filters lands out of your deck, makes sure you don't miss any land drops, and buffs your creatures when they flip over.
Rattleclaw Mystic is the perfect source of mana for this deck. He can be played regularly, but it is best to manifest or morph him first.
Stratus Dancer can be a 3/2 flier that counters an instant or sorcery spell.
Jeskai Infiltrator is a fun card that works amazingly with Trail of Mystery, and helps fill up your board.
Deathmist Raptor will just keep coming back.
Ashcloud Phoenix will trade with most of the new dragons, and then return to the field face-down.
Shaman of the Great Hunt will buff your face-downs to prevent board wipes, and they will keep the counters when they flip over. In addition, he provides a source of card draw.
Whisperwood Elemental will constantly manifest cards off the top of your deck, and can fill your board up after a wipe.
Sagu Mauler shows its true potential in this deck. Flipping it over will fizzle any spells that target it, due to hexproof. A 5 mana counterspell isn't too bad if it leaves you with 6/6 hexproof trampler, but don't forget that he can be buffed by multiple Trail of Mysterys.
Hooded Hydra is an okay card to play from your hand, and an okay card to morph on turn 3. If you manage to manifest one, however, then you can flip it over for only . When it is flipped over, it gets 5 counters, and keeps any counters that it received from Shaman of the Great Hunt. When it dies, it leaves you with that many 1/1 snakes.
I need help working on the sideboard. I know that there are many options like Secret Plans for draw and Ainok Survivalist for artifact and enchantment removal.
I want to try and avoid spells like Lightning Strike in order to keep with the theme, but feel free to add them in if you make the deck yourself and need removal. Crater's Claws and Stubborn Denial still fit the theme quite nicely, I think.
