Do Vamps work?

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Posted on March 29, 2012, 7:38 p.m. by Kohl94

Just made this out of an idea, but thinking about making the actual deck. How does it look? Love Bites

Shadowstorm says... #2

I've been wanting a good vamp deck for awhile now, but I've found they just are not that good in the current meta. Of course this would depend on your local meta and how competitive you want this deck to be. In any case, here are some ideas.

Bloodcrazed vamp is crap. Having to swing constricts overall strategy. I would run bloodseeker instead.

The curse is also a "Meh" card. At best, its a card that just makes you win a match you would have already won faster. At worst, its a dead draw and useless against creature removal decks. I would at least drop to 2, if not all.

You need more removal imo to ensure your creatures actually hit. Consider 4 tragic slips. 2 altars reap wouldn't be a bad idea either. Sack your own vamp token from bloodline for two cards.

March 29, 2012 8:03 p.m.

Minousmancer says... #3

I've been doing well with: deck:preying-death for a few months

I just built: The Blood Queen and am enjoying it.

March 29, 2012 9:06 p.m.

BuLLZ3Y3 says... #4

Honestly, I think black red zombies is what you want to play. What made Zendikar vamps so good has been given to the Innistrad zombies; i.e. BloodghastMTG Card: Bloodghast brought longevity, which is what GravecrawlerMTG Card: Gravecrawler brings, and Kalastria HighbornMTG Card: Kalastria Highborn brought a consistant life-sucking with Viscera SeerMTG Card: Viscera Seer, and that's what Geralf's MessengerMTG Card: Geralf's Messenger and MortarpodMTG Card: Mortarpod have. Plus spells like Brimstone VolleyMTG Card: Brimstone Volley and IncinerateMTG Card: Incinerate means you have a great reach.

-BuLLZ3Y3

March 30, 2012 4:55 a.m.

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