No win condition?
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Posted on Jan. 28, 2014, 5:15 p.m. by MindAblaze
It feels like my deck is really good at stopping people from doing stuff. With all the hand disruption there's not much left for them to do.
Currently I have Creeping Tar Pit , Bloodchief Ascension , Scavenging Ooze and burn as potential finishers. Do I need more or should something be removed (like the ascension) or added (like say...Mindcrank and Volt Charge ) to make the ascension better...
I'm at a loss. Also Bob and Goyf don't fit into my current budget and I own everything else in the list already.
Robust Harvest Playtest
Modern*
SCORE: 14 | 6 COMMENTS | 2769 VIEWSMindAblaze says... #3
Rest in Peace could definitely neuter my creatures. Turning my ScOoze into a Grizzly Bears doesn't help me.
A couple Treetop Village s could help. I have lots of Lavaclaw Reaches too...hm.
January 28, 2014 5:57 p.m.
Sorry, was out of town for a few days.
Yeah that looks a bit better. Delver of Secrets Flip sometimes just wins the game all on its own. I would be tempted to just run more Creeping Tar Pit or even something like Faerie Conclave over the Lavaclaw Reaches . It's the weakest in that cycle, and even if you can fetch up the green sources it would be a little to easy to cut you off from Treetop Village and Raging Ravine .
January 31, 2014 6:18 a.m.
MindAblaze says... #7
I agree and am on the lookout for more copies of Creeping Tar Pit .
It would also address my color imbalance a bit too. Well time to take it in for testing then.
Slycne says... #2
It's a little light, I imagine you could get into some weird game states with both decks top-decking after you've both killed off all the threats and you're pulling awkward amounts of hand disruption.
Maybe consider going up to like 5 man lands and running a singleton decent finisher on the top of the curve. This also insulates you a little from being particularly soft to graveyard disruption like Rest in Peace . Currently all your creatures and Bloodchief Ascension need/want to interact with your yard.
January 28, 2014 5:35 p.m.