Nate Nate

A deck costing less than $10 that will blow your mind if you have it

Note: Ask Ben to read this.

We like to call this deck 1919 because it is very dangerous to play it. It could usually kill a player in 3 or 4 turns. Let's review the cards:

For land, we have:

23 forests

1 Llanowar Reborn

The only weak thing about this land is the fact that it enters tapped. It adds a forest. But being able to put a +1/+1 counter on any creature for free will always be a powerful insentive to kill your opponent extremely quickly, especially when dealing poison damage. This is an unfair card.

Now, for creatures:

4 Glistener Elf

Infect is an extremely powerful ability, especially if you can get it for one mana. Glistener elf does that. Instead of dealing damage, infect puts that many -1/-1 counters on each creature and gives a player that many poison counters (A player with 10 or more poison counters loses the game.)

4 Blight Mamba

This is the same as Glistener Elf, but it costs one more and you could always regenerate it. Whether it comes to attacking or blocking, this could never get less powerful.

4 Ichorclaw Myr

Better than Blight Mamba. With a Mending Touch, this is never ending. It can always give a player one poison counters, or a creature three -1/-1 counters. The only weakness: Melira, Sylvok Outcast.

4 Plague Myr

Not as good, but more rare. Instead of Ichorclaw Myr's +2/+2 ability, it is used for mana. It is not necessarily important.

With those, you'll get the rest of it.

1 Rot Wolf

1 Forotten Ancient

1 Corpse Cur

2 Tangle Angler

1 Forced Adaptation

1 Burst of Strength

4 Mutagenic Growth

4 Unnatural Predation

1 Savage Surge

4 Titanic Growth

4 Wild Defiance

Sincerely,

Nate

Second Magic League Of Magic 2014- The Era Of Major Losses

    A new magic league started literally 5 days ago and I opened my 107 starters. Inside one of those packs, the most expensive card in the set came out. Nobody else in the league has it. I had made my deck two colors, keeping that card(it's name was Archangel of Thune) in it.

    The first series did not go so well. I could not afford any of my good spells. I lost 0-2.

    After that, everyone took a lunch break. So I had time to make my deck better. I now have a 45 card blue, red, and white deck.

    The first game was crucial. I had an Archangel Of Thune/Soulmender combo. The way it works is every turn I tap Soulmender to gain one life, then put a +1/+1 counter on each creature I control for an easy win, especially if I have 5 creatures (which I did at the time).

    The second game was cold. I should have mulliganed when I did not. It took me 4 turns to play a spell, plus, when I finally played a spell, it was Clone, which does no use if you have no other creatures. Right after I had enough mana to play clone, I was beaten by a very unfair sliver deck.

    The third game, I did have Archangel Of Thune, but only used it for the final attack. I still won that series.

    Well, that's all for this week.

    Please have Ben read this. He will understand this.

    From,

    Sincerely,

    Nate

    PS: More updates coming soon!