Exquisite Blood turns this deck upside down if you get it and Sanguine Bond out for infinite damage combo. Otherwise great deck. I love Grave Pact and wish I had several copies of it to use.

Wait I guess you have it sideboarded already. My bad. :D

Grantley91 :P

If you can recommend things for my sideboard though, that'd be amazing, as you can see it needs 5 more cards.

Maybe some direct kill cards? Murder, Feast of Blood, or Hideous End? Royal Assassin too. Maybe some Blood Seekers to punish your opponents for bringing in critters too.

Or even Anowon, the Ruin Sage. He's a fun one to make your opponents hate you. Also Butcher of Malakir and Gatekeeper of Malakir are good. Just look at Zendikar vamps and bask in their glory.

Out of those, I'm putting Feast of Blood and Gatekeeper of Malakir because a) they were both in earlier drafts of this deck and b) the other ones were far to CMC expensive to be viable. Butcher of Malakir is going onto Maybeboard, however, for perhaps those longer games.

I agree with Grantley91 that Gatekeeper of Malakir should be added. They are too good to pass up, especially in a sacrifice themed deck.

Other cards you should consider: Bone Splinters, Tribute to Hunger, Geth's Verdict, Deathrender, and a lone Damnation to combo with Blood Artist and Kalastria Highborn for an auto win.

Shameless reference to my own deck that operates similarly: Play Like a Vampire

Anji3739 I've tried things like Bone Splinters, but 'destroy' isn't as powerful as 'sacrifice' (hence Innocent Blood). Tribute to Hunger is too expensive and slows the deck down. Geth's Verdict, again, not as good as Innocent Blood. This deck strategically cast creatures, and Deathrender screws that up.

Damnation is an excellent (at least for sideboard) card, but ... budget reasons :x maybe later. Keep in mind, the gathering of these cards has been over three years.

Thanks though!

No Problem dude. I'm happy to give the imput. I only run Geth's Verdict because I use a playset of Isochron Scepter in my deck for death on a stick. Though, I only run 2 when I'm playing as aggro. You're right though, Innocent Blood is a veryyyy attractive card. Especially in this deck.

I might point out that Exquisite Blood and Sanguine Bond does not result in a win, but a never-ending cycle of life loss and gain that you can't interrupt. So if you ever have the loop going, the game automatically becomes a draw.

EggsTerminate: I didn't actually know that. I always thought that combo was too slow and clanky for this deck anyway, so that's why it has been sideboard. But .. noted. I'll find a replacement!

EggsTerminate, I referred your statement about the infinite life-gain life-loss combo to a judge and was told you are incorrect. the loop does end when your opponent(s) reach zero life, or when a player voluntarily breaks the loop by removing one of the enchantments from the battlefield.

Yeah, I spoke to soon. I looked up the rules right after I posted. Thanks anyway. And for pointing that out Anji3739

got your back jack

Anji3739, Ah, I had been told by a very proficient Magic player that it results in a tie, but after reading about the State-based actions, I see that it will result in a win unless they have something to prevent the game ending. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

Just a suggestion if you don't already have the grave pacts Dictate of Erebos is a grave pact with flash for one more colorless. Totes worth. Jus sayin.

What about Bloodline Keeper  ^Flip ?

You're running Sanguine Bond without Exquisite Blood? Heresy!