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Used to run Bitterblossom. Great card but Lingering Souls for me took over. And I can't find the room to really run both.
Plus,
- i have lost more games to my own Bitterblossom than Dark Confidant.
-Bitterblossom, while great has no immediate board impact.
-making Goyf +2/+2 sucks.
Finally got my fetches and Scrubs, and damn do I love this deck. As a newbie to DeadGuy, I was hoping to get some sideboard advice from you guys. My current build has 4 lingering souls and 2 cabal therapy. Is Rest in Peace still something I should have in the board? I'm worried about negating the c.a. from souls and therapy, but also realize how powerful r.I.p. can be in certain matchups. What do you think?
4 SFMQuote:
Originally Posted by BeardTron
1 Jitte
1 SoFaI
1 Batterskull
Playing 3 Souls/2Blossoms
Hi Mox Bropal.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoxBropal
Well done on your acquisition of Scrublands and Marsh Flats. And welcome to Dead Guy Ale.
I, like you, run a set of Lingering Souls, 2 Cabal Therapy and 2 Rest in Peace in my 75. I understand your concern about getting the full value out of Lingering Souls and Therapy, but Rest in Peace is so powerful against GY decks out there such as Dredge and Reanimator, and I find that Lingering Souls is a little slow against these kind of decks. So I would much rather have the hate card.
We also have to think about what Rest in Peace does against the BUG/RUG decks out there. It hoses goyfs and mongeese. It also makes Deathrite Shaman useless as well (who would only end up eating our sorceries anyway).
I think RIP is too powerful NOT to include in our 75.
And don't forget, we won't see it every time we board it in anyway.
If you want some advice on boarding, I'd be more than happy to help. :) Just ask away.
I agree with rest in peace in the 75. Just wondering has anyone else put helm in the sb just for the combo win?Quote:
Originally Posted by boxman_619
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I run a couple of Rest in Peace. Never tried Helm of Obedience as well. I guess you could, with enlightened tutor. But that takes up quite a few slots. Against the goyf type decks, I usually only put one in since I have so much creature removal. However, since I'm eternally worried about Punishing Fire, I won't be going down to one RIP.
As a funny side note to that though I knew a Tin Fins players so fed up to losing to Rest in Peace, that they had enlightened tutors and Helm just to fight back. When I heard that he did Helm a player I laughed.
I did it for a local event as a one of in the board and I brought it in with the 2 rest in peace and I got the combo twice with out any tutorsQuote:
Originally Posted by Wilkin
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Hmmm...ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by DDS5
And also, Helm even by itself isn't the worst thing vs say Sneak and show. I played helm combo (in conjunction with Painter) a few times, didn't have RIP out but milled my opponent until i got Griselbrand.
That is as vaild point someone remind me how many threats sneak and show run because I might start using it as an option vs s&sQuote:
Originally Posted by Wilkin
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Maindeck creatures it's usually just 4 Griselbrand and 4 Emrakul. Possibility that they could run Clique in the board but not from what I've seen lately.Quote:
Originally Posted by DDS5
This deck thread is awesome. The feedback is excellent.
How about Meekstone in the board to combat True-Name, Delver, and company? I feel like Vial-Serra Avenger builds could make the best use of it.
Meekstone is alright. However, I personally just go the route of killing anything they play, Delver/True Name decks tend to be threat light. About 10-14 creatures. I play 15 removal main, and usually board into more.
One thing to note though, unless you have a batterskull or Avenger out, the creature you have equipped to sword of X and Y won't untap either. You can equip to another dude and swing in with that guy but it's something to factor in.
The deck I've seen play Meekstone the most is Elves. They don't have those equipment issues and if their creatures have power >3 then that means they are probably going to win that turn. :)
I think Meekstone is too narrow in answers it provides. And it WILL hinder us with sword of x and y on our creatures. I personally think it's a better idea to board sweepers like engineered exlopsives, ratchet bomb or even Toxic Deluge.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoxBropal
We also need to remember that Thoptor Foundry/Sword of the Meek is a thing, and meekstone doesn't do anything against that.
I know that sweepers aren't the best answer to that combo, but at Least sweepers are more versatile in a number of situations.
I run a Ensnaring Bridge against stupid creatures like grisselbrand, emrakul show and tell sneak attack.
IMO Bridge against Grizzy isn't very useful, they draw answer and block all day long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rizso
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Ensnaring Bridge makes liliana even more strong even against show and tell / sneak attack.
I prefer Humility over Ensnaring Bridge. Shutting off the special abilities of Griselbrand, Tidespout Tyrant, Elesh Norn etc. is quite nice.
Plus, with equipment their creatures can be outclassed pretty easily.
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Originally Posted by Wilkin
Ensnaring Bridge is like delay the inevitability; Humility, while slower to win with, is much more reliable against those decks (and makes Zealous Persecution a house :wink: ).
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Sorry if I missed some discussion, sending from phone.
@thopter foundry - don't maindeck Phyrexian Revoker + hand-revealing discard make this a separate discussion from Meekstone? I think it is not going to be productive to answer both Foundry-Sword and S&T/sudden fatty tech with the same four cards.
@meekstone - i don't suppose Crackdown has been brought up yet? Apart from Elesh Norn it seems like it has roughly the same upsides with fewer downsides for you. You don't have to pay extra to shuffle your equipment around to play against your own Meekstone; your guys will untap cuz they White, and yeah.
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Hey, I'm fairly new to legacy and this deck. I put together a list that is B/W/G, I was hoping for any maindeck advice and what kind of cards I should be running in my sideboard. I decided to splash green to play Abrupt Decay, Goyf, and to take full advantage of DRS. I know traditional Deadguy Ale is just B/W but my list seems to play most of the same cards and I'm not sure what other archetype I'd be. Any advice is greatly appreciated!
Land: 22
3x Bayou
1x Forest
1x Karakas
4x Marsh Flats
1x Savannah
3x Scrubland
1x Swamp
4x Verdant Catacombs
3x Wasteland
1x Windswept Heath
Creatures: 15
4x Deathrite Shaman
4x Dark Confidant
4x Tarmogoyf
3x Stoneforge Mystic
Planeswalkers: 3
3x Liliana of the Veil
Spells: 16
4x Swords to Plowshares
3x Abrupt Decay
1x Vindicate
3x Thoughtseize
3x Inquisition of Kozilek
2x Bitterblossom
Artifacts: 4
1x Batterskull
1x Umezawa's Jitte
1x Sword of Fire and Ice
1x Sensei's Divining Top