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B/G Aggro

  • 24-10-2005 10:04am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 825 ✭✭✭


    After playing a version of B/G control at the Dublin City Champs, i realized that with Heartbeat Harvest combo decks out there, a faster deck might be needed. i was also worried by the amount of W/R and W/G weenie decks. With that in mind, i decided to make a weenie deck based around my favourite Ravnica card, Dark Confidant. heres my IDEAL decklist

    1x Tomb of Urami
    1x Shizo, Death's Storehouse
    1x Okina, Temple to the Grandfathers
    4x Overgrown Tomb
    4x Llanowar Wastes
    8x Swamp
    2x Forest

    4x Birds of Paradise
    4x Dark Confidant
    4x Hypnotic Spectre
    4x Ravenous Rats
    4x Hand of Cruelty
    3x Yukora the Prisoner
    4x Nezumi Shortfang

    3x Putrefy
    3x Sickening Shoal
    3x Umezawa's Jitte

    Sideboard:
    3x Dosan the Falling Leaf
    4x Cranial Extraction
    4x Last Gasp
    4x Naturalize


    The aim of the deck is to swarm the opponent. What makes this different (and better) than a white weenie deck is Dark Confidant-white weenie runs out of steam very quickly, but thanks to everyone's favourite invitational card, this deck just keeps on drawing. I originally started off with a mono-black deck but decided that a green splash was necessary for Putrefy, as well as allowing me to get a turn 2 spectre with birds. birds is also great as a flying carrier for a Jitte. In the sideboard, Dosan is designed as a counterspell hoser, Extractions work against combo decks such as heartbeat harvest (even though the beatdown should win the game anyway), last gasp is a tool against other weenie decks (watchwolf watch out) and naturalize is for anti-enduring ideal and white weenie (taking out pesky jittes and anthems).
    The strong discard theme in this deck is important, as it can cripple a lot of decks very quickly. The Shortfang is golden versus blue, and ravenous rats work brilliantly against other weenie decks, snatching a card and providing a chump blocker.
    Of course, that is the ideal deck. with the cards i have, i could make this deck:

    1x tomb of urami
    1x shizo, death's storehouse
    1x okina, temple to the grandfathers
    1x overgrown tomb
    11x swamp
    6x forest

    4x dark confidant
    4x nezumi shortfang
    1x birds of paradise
    1x hypnotic spectre
    4x ravenous rats
    3x yukora the prisoner
    2x Hand of Cruelty
    2x Ghost-Lit Stalker
    3x Raving Oni-Slave
    3x Llanowar elves

    3x Umezawa's Jitte
    1x Putrefy
    4x sickening shoal
    3x sensei's divining top

    Any thoughts?


Comments

  • Closed Accounts Posts: 188 ✭✭sephirosis


    both those deckilists are perfect.........if you want to be disqualified from the tournament. your first list has only 57 cards, the second 59. and dont you dare try to subtly edit them to make me look a fool. um, other than that they look good ;)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 825 ✭✭✭MatthewVII


    Yeah, i'm still not deicided on what should go into those spaces. i was thinking maybe pithing needles for the ideal deck. any thoughts?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 188 ✭✭sephirosis


    keep watching where the format's going for those last slots tbh. as of now gifts and jitte weenie decks seem to the fore so pithing needle seems good to me. dont be afraid to be flexible though


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 825 ✭✭✭MatthewVII


    The great thing about a weenie discard deck is that it IS flexible. against other weenie decks it keeps tempo going much better, and it ruins control style decks with discard. This deck's main opponents are going to be b/g control (due to hideous laughter and whatnot) and U/R counterphoenix (due to phoenix and pyroclasm)


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