Cait_Sith
09-17-2006, 09:32 PM
//Lands
6 Plains
8 Swamp
4 Scrubland
4 Ancient Tomb
//Spells
1 Seal of Cleansing
4 Enlightened Tutor
4 Swords to Plowshares
3 Mortify
4 Vindicate
4 Hymn to Tourach
4 Duress
3 Infest
4 Time Vault
4 Mizzium Transreliquat
//T3h Kill!
3 Decree of Justice
//Sideboard
2 Disenchant
3 Argivian Find
4 Cabal therapy
4 Leyline of the Void
2 Seal of Cleansing
Okay, here is some basic information.
Time Vault + Mizzium Transreliquat = Infinite turns. This is the main combo of the deck and can really blindside players.
Vindicate: This is good for just about anything.
Mortify: This can trash troublesome creatures and break otherwise lethal Solitary Confinement locks.
Swords to Plowshares: This is some more cheap creature hate.
Infest: Goblins and other weenies are enough of a problem that this becomes quite useful in dealing with them as well as not killing my angel tokens.
Duress + Hymn to Tourach: This is to keep control and combo decks down early game.
Enlightened Tutor: It can fetch artifacts!
Sideboard:
Argivian Find: For the soon coming artifact hate in everyones sideboards.
Cabal Therapy: More control and combo hate.
Leyline of the Void: Good for Enchantress, IggyPop, 43 Land, and any other deck that relies on the same selection of cards.
Seal of Cleansing + Disenchant: Sometimes you have to deal with nasty artifacts yourself.
Matchups:
In a general note, this deck tends to win the first round simply because my opponents do not expect the combo and so do not try to stop it. If this deck type becomes more popular this phenomenon will probably not be so prevalent.
IggyPop: If I can get off some early hand disruption their lack of answers to my Combo gives me a large advantage. In games 2-3 I turn Mortify into Cabal Therapy and try to hold them off.
Solidarity: See IggyPoP.
Spring Tide: See Solidarity.
(Vial) Goblins: This tends to depend solely on how many board sweepers I can draw before they beat me down. Infest and Planar Collapse work amazingly well in these situations. For boarding I typically grab Cabal Therapy and Planar Collapse.
43 Land: This is pretty much about solely how fast I am able to start my combo. Without Leyline of the Void this is a risky matchup.
Enchantress: This is an easy match up in almost every form. I have enough enchantment hate main deck to create serious problems for them.
ATTENTION:
I desperately need more testing and would greatly appreciate any aid someone could give me with tournament staple decks (Testing really).
6 Plains
8 Swamp
4 Scrubland
4 Ancient Tomb
//Spells
1 Seal of Cleansing
4 Enlightened Tutor
4 Swords to Plowshares
3 Mortify
4 Vindicate
4 Hymn to Tourach
4 Duress
3 Infest
4 Time Vault
4 Mizzium Transreliquat
//T3h Kill!
3 Decree of Justice
//Sideboard
2 Disenchant
3 Argivian Find
4 Cabal therapy
4 Leyline of the Void
2 Seal of Cleansing
Okay, here is some basic information.
Time Vault + Mizzium Transreliquat = Infinite turns. This is the main combo of the deck and can really blindside players.
Vindicate: This is good for just about anything.
Mortify: This can trash troublesome creatures and break otherwise lethal Solitary Confinement locks.
Swords to Plowshares: This is some more cheap creature hate.
Infest: Goblins and other weenies are enough of a problem that this becomes quite useful in dealing with them as well as not killing my angel tokens.
Duress + Hymn to Tourach: This is to keep control and combo decks down early game.
Enlightened Tutor: It can fetch artifacts!
Sideboard:
Argivian Find: For the soon coming artifact hate in everyones sideboards.
Cabal Therapy: More control and combo hate.
Leyline of the Void: Good for Enchantress, IggyPop, 43 Land, and any other deck that relies on the same selection of cards.
Seal of Cleansing + Disenchant: Sometimes you have to deal with nasty artifacts yourself.
Matchups:
In a general note, this deck tends to win the first round simply because my opponents do not expect the combo and so do not try to stop it. If this deck type becomes more popular this phenomenon will probably not be so prevalent.
IggyPop: If I can get off some early hand disruption their lack of answers to my Combo gives me a large advantage. In games 2-3 I turn Mortify into Cabal Therapy and try to hold them off.
Solidarity: See IggyPoP.
Spring Tide: See Solidarity.
(Vial) Goblins: This tends to depend solely on how many board sweepers I can draw before they beat me down. Infest and Planar Collapse work amazingly well in these situations. For boarding I typically grab Cabal Therapy and Planar Collapse.
43 Land: This is pretty much about solely how fast I am able to start my combo. Without Leyline of the Void this is a risky matchup.
Enchantress: This is an easy match up in almost every form. I have enough enchantment hate main deck to create serious problems for them.
ATTENTION:
I desperately need more testing and would greatly appreciate any aid someone could give me with tournament staple decks (Testing really).