Butch: You know, when I was a kid, I always thought I'd grow up to be a hero. - Sundance Kid: Well, it's too late now.
- Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid
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White White Knight / Say Good Knight*
Green
Black
Blue
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Green / Red Firewood* Elven Fire*
White / Green
Black / Blue
Black / White
Black / Green
Blue / Green
Blue / Artifact * Not posted yet |
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Black / Blue / Red Psychic Vortex
Blue / Green / White
Blue / Green / Red
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| Night Of The Living Dead | ||
| Deck Strategy: Basically play lots of creatures. Destroy opponents creatures without many of yours dying. | ||
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| Swamp Thing | ||
| Deck Strategy: Use Survival Of The Fittest to put Huge creatures and craetures and creatures with coming into play abilities into the gravyard. Then play cheap mana creatures and use Recurring Nightmare to exchange these with those in the graveyard. | ||
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| Psychic Vortex (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| This is my attempt to make this extremely weird card work. The idea is to be able to use all the cards you draw by the end of your turn (preferably with Amok.) It's a bit slow and creature-light, but very fun if it does get going, and has lots of other card-drawing to keep you going till a vortex turns up. | ||
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| The Slivers (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| Having tried (and failed horribly) to make a decent 5-colour sliver deck, I decided to make this one based around the 2 best slivers (in my opinion), the Muscle and Crystalline, hence the colours. It's very simple to play, just get them out quick and hit your opponent before he hits you. | ||
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| The Killer Chicken/Dice Rolling Frenzy Deck (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| As you might guess from the title, this is my current Unglued deck. The idea is in the title - roll as many dice as possible (coin flipping is also acceptable), then beat your opponent down with giant flightless poultry (or Rabid Sheep - added specially for Worms players) to the accompaniment of mad clucking/bleating noises. Bonus style points are awarded to anyone who manages to get the bomb to go off. | ||
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| Old Blue Cheese (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| Tired of being beaten down by upstart new players with the fancy new cards? Try this marvellous collection of old favourites (with a few good new ones mixed in too). Simply steal and/or copy anything good your opponent gets, and beat them down with it. Very satisfying. | ||
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| High Security (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
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A slow blue control deck. The idea is to get out Intruder Alarm, Tradewind Rider, and a couple of ping creatures, and then tap/untap several times a turn. Once it's all set up, it should only take a couple of turns to finish your opponent off. Counter or steal anything you don't like in the meantime.
**Health Warning** |
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| The Enchanter (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| One of my favourite decks, this can be a little slow to start, but has massive damage potential (a 69/68 prot red/black/blue, trampling/spirit liked Druid has been seen). With 23 Enchantments in the deck, once a Verduran Enchantress is out, the card-drawing kicks in, and if you get Recycle down too things can get downright messy, especially with the 'return to hand' stuff. Style points here for using the Rabid Wombat as your killer beastie. | ||
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| Bob the Builder's Toolbox of Death (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| I made this just to see if I could get an all-artifact deck to work. (The blue stuff was added later when I got some antiquities bits). It's not very consistent, but it does work from time to time. The idea is to beat them down with Rocket Launchers and pumpable creatures, supplied by the Urza's Lands. | ||
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| The Self-Milling Deck (Courtesy of Dave Ryle) | ||
| Everyone loves Living Death. No, really. Ok then, so this deck probably won't make you very popular, but it's very good fun once in a while. It's very simple, just get tons of stuff into your graveyard, then bring it all back out and make a big nasty mess. If Unglued is ok, a large style bonus is available for saccing the BFM to the altar to mill your opponent for 99 cards. Just watching the expression on their face is reward in itself. (Yes, it did actually once have millstones in, but they got replaced by more efficient - and ugly - forms of library destruction.) | ||
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