hope the list isn't headache inducing bad.

Well, i've gotten that deck to a point that i'm more comfortable with, so advice and help is not as urgent as before by a long shot. any general tips would still be awesome though. keep on keepin on.

Hesdler, check out this sweet primer, maybe try to model Yeva after it?

Ethersworn Adjudicator

Good card, not right for this deck

HOW DID YOU GET THIS DOPE AF BACKGROUND!!!!!! +1 JUST FOR THAT!

You should write a short guide on formatting your deck's background and textboxes like you did, because as far as I can find no such guide exists on the site. :)

I honestly just scrounged the code from around Tappedout and figured out through trial and error how to make it work. I'm self-taught, and really don't know programming very well.

I'd be hesitant to make a guide simply because I'm no expert, and I'd be appropriating the work of others and I don't really want to take credit for stuff I didn't originally create. Additionally, the customization doesn't always load properly, and I don't know why, so I'm ill-prepared to field the inevitable pleas for help fixing it when something goes wrong for someone else.

I will say though, if you want to have something similar, there are posts in the forums with the code and everything you need to make it all work.

can you share the code lines for the supreme verdict background on this one so i can see if there is just something weird on me end with following the links or implementing the html?

From your experiences, what would you say is a reliable way to beat this deck Ender666666? I understand it was designed to a be a soul crushing unbeatable monster but I wouldn't know how to stop this.

Hmmm that's an odd question I haven't thought about too much.

I'll have to give it some thought.... Truthfully, I've tried to make it well balanced

Would disabling resources (Winter Orb, Blood Moon, Ruination) work well? That is one strategy that comes to mind. The control package is just so flexible in this deck that it is hard to think of a strategy that could shut this down without just comboing off faster and praying it doesn't get disrupted.

Resource denial would certainly be a way to go. Luckily, early game all players will be more likely to have answers for such oppressive tactics and can help fight stuff like a blood moon off.

Ender666666 on the subject of how to shut this deck down

my exp in the past is that if your playing shut down controle or counter is that if you find a mirror deck its way harder to get your combo's of

on that note you would need to make sac counters to disrupt the other player/players if you would not have resources open for a land disruption/ land destruction well then its gg altho the chances are really thin that you would incounter a mirror deck XP

skyhaven True, but as you say, it's unlikely that I'll experience a mirror match up.

You'll find with time too that you take on a fortress mentality... The deck is designed to weather hate, disruption, etc, take it all in stride, then force through win cons when the time is right. You have to be careful what you counter, and ask yourself whether it poses a nuisance, or a serious threat to you winning, and then play accordingly.

Hey mate loving the look of the deck, just wondering why no primer?

would be nice to know what some of the combos or atleast win conditions are in the deck.

Any chance you would be able to help me out with that.

Hey thanks for the comment. I never really thought of making a primer because it's "just my deck" and it never crossed my mind.... But I might get around to it someday.

Was there anything specific that you were hoping for an explanation on?

Thanks for the swift reply.

Maybe just general win conditions? What do you use to close out games?

Any infinite combos?Cool interactions between cards you use often?

So here's my SLOOOOOW reply Logistix.

The question you asked is very broad and has been harder to answer than I would have expected.

As stated in the description, this is designed to slow and tax the game down to a standstill. Control is maintained via counters and board wipes. I intend the deck to be unfun to play against, so one wincon is actually concession. Others include an army of angels, and a way to combo out and kill everyone (just in case).

Did you have any specific questions about it?

Responding to the update: Nothing. 3-mana counterspells aren't worth running. They're far too expensive for what they do.

Thanks NarejED for the reply. You don't think something as flexible as Disallow has a place here?

Sure it costs 3 but I really think it deserves a shot

i would say take out forbid for dissalow

NarejED: What do you think of adding Notion Thief? Is it a good enough addition?

I would cut Swan Song for Disallow. It makes you slower, but more versatile. For me Disallow fits the deck theme a lot more then Swan Song.

If going a counter for a counter, i agree with a cut to Swan Song. Past that, in my meta i'd take out the Greater Auramancy as it's not protecting a ton of cards, Disallow itself is a layer of protection with more versatility, and you do still have Replenish if something important does happen to get removed.