Which deck?
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Posted on Nov. 1, 2013, 5:50 p.m. by Dalektable
I have three deck's i've made but don't physically own, and before i buy one of them i want to know which one you think will work best. The three decks are Heliod, God of the Weenies, *Clever Izzet deck name* and Silence in the Library . Which will work best and is most consistent? Also i'll take any suggestions anyone has! Thanks!
i agree with TheDevicer got for Heliod, God of the Weenies
your izzet deck can work but ive never bin realy fond of it.
on the azoius build its obvious Elite Arcanist + Silence and while its fun to try it rarely ever works and even then instants easly take card of it.
still both of those 2 are fun to tinker with but the mono-whie one will most likely end up best.
November 1, 2013 6:08 p.m.
Dalektable says... #4
Probably going to go with Heliod, God of the Weenies. And yeah, the azorious build was really just the most fun of the three. I love ridiculous combos and being able to pull things like that off, and i love the fun of it. But the mono white build is consistant and still fun to smash face with, plus i enjoy winning and that will do so more consitently. Thanks to you both! Sagi007 TheDevicer
November 1, 2013 6:12 p.m.
I don't know if you'd consider this, but I'd like to throw out a suggestion for use with the Elite Arcanist . I realize the idea is to be able to cast silence and stop your opponent on a regular basis but they can still eliminate that using instant speed removal because they would be playing it in response, but another good card to exile with the Arcanist is Mizzium Skin you can effectively protect your creatures, including it's self, by using the ability in response to their spot removal by giving your creature hexproof before their spell resolves. You can get more value out of the arcanist this way as it'll be harder for them to deal with.
November 1, 2013 6:34 p.m.
Rootborn Defenses also works like skin, but it protects your guys from wraths and Mizzium Mortars , it costs more to use though.
Arvail says... #2
I'd probably play Heliod, God of the Weenies. Not saying it's the best, but I think it should have relatively decent matchups. With a little work, any of these three decks could put in some decent work.
November 1, 2013 6 p.m.