+1 very cool deck. I love slivers because their just like vampires, they just keep pumping each other and they work together.

@GEOforce20: Thank you very much!!

Thoughts on Naturalize ? I figured it'll stop those annoying enchantments that force you to come into play tapped, or exile your creature, or not attack, as well as getting rid of Artifacts that may be impeding progress. Also pointing out that Theros is an Enchantment block, so Naturalize slaughters those creature / enchantment sorts.

My own personal thought is to move your Sentinel Sliver to main deck, replacing your Battle Sliver . A smooth costing 2 that gives vigilance is more reliable then a weaker Megantic Sliver that costs 1 less colourless and doesn't add any defensive stats. Then you can shift 3x Naturalize Right into the side deck for Just in Case moments.

I'd also like your thoughts on my deck Ceta Sliver'n da Eye as you seem to have an understanding of Slivers and how they work in Standard.

Over all, +1 if I haven't already.

My SB is a work in progress. I'm not sure that Naturalize is the most important (Blind Obedience isn't big right now), and so if you can get an SB with Naturalize , please do.

But I will keep Battle Sliver , whatever anybody suggests.

What if I suggested Thorncaster Sliver for the Same cost, but with a different attack avenue so that Fog or some similar effects couldn't stop you from dealing damage. Also snags those creatures they might refuse to attack with.

Though I know well the affection for a certain card that you don't want to give up, so as always it's just suggestions!

Look at my "Do not Suggest" tab. No Thorncaster Sliver s in this deck.

Drat, I just noticed. What of Savage Summoning for anti Blue? Getting Dissolve 'd or Syncopate seems to be popular these days, and having something to board in against blue hate might help

I would consider Fog incase your opponent is crazy to swing at you, Fog leaves them all tapped, defenseless and defeated. And possibly squeeze Galerider Sliver to solve your opponents flyers.

If I'm at that place. musclebeach, then I'm not looking for Fog s. And in order to play Galerider Sliver consistently, I'd need to have shocks. No shocks.

Manaweft Sliver no shocks needed. Just suggestions, your deck is fine as is.

Achievement:

WEFTY WEFTY WEFTY: Kill an opponent with Manaweft Sliver .

OH HOW CHARMING!: Kill an opponent with Boros Charm .

SHAKEN, BUT ALSO STIRRED: Play two Hive Stirrings before any sliver spells and win.

THE CHEESE STANDS ALONE: Win by attacking with a sole Mutavault .

TONIGHT WE DINE IN HELL: Cast Mizzium Mortars without having any none-red creatures under your control.

Thorncaster Sliver , Bow of Nylea cool combo right there.

@Bofu Clearly states he doesn't want those two.

So this is how standard slivers is done. Love it. +1

Thanks, JamestheJoo.

You might want to put a few Celestial Flare in your sideboard, just for those pesky gods.

@ShupNyup: I would, but it's double white.

I know Born of the Gods isn't Technically Out yet, but this deck would love it some Springleaf Drum as an alternate mana producer in case they keep focusing down your Manaweft Sliver

The thing with Springleaf Drum is that it requires a) slots better filled, and b) me to tap my creatures.

would you consider taking out the prisms for more slivers? then if you do this you could probably go up to 3 of each guildgate. or maybe even 4. just a thought.

How are the guild gates really working out for you? I have a very similar deck to yours, but I keep feeling like the gates are wayyy too slow for me, so I've adjusted my mana pool accordingly, taking into consideration I need a Manaweft Sliver a forest, and at least 1 of any additional land, it'll let me play pretty much the whole deck as I put down creatures, and without having to wait a turn for the slower gates.

I feel like it might be a decent idea to include a blue splash for Galerider Sliver for some nice little avoidance to get damage through.

@GEOforce20: Don't underestimate the power of an extra card.

@Sporq: I'm not sure about gates. They've been working fine, and they can be a turn one play when you have nothing else.

@Akamatsu: Not on a budget.