I suggest this exact deck: Elvish Succession, Part III: Deck-by-Deck Strategies, by Rob Dougherty - a Magic: the Gathering Standard / Type II article
Looks like a crap elf deck with a little juice (rav bal) but then combos out of nowhere.
I could really use some advice on building a new deck.
I am looking to build a green deck for casual play - something that is effective but still fun to play. Splashing a little of another color is an option - I have quite a bit of white and blue to work with. I'm not a big fan of token decks but I am not entirely opposed to the concept.
I would like to use a couple of forgotten ancients, perhaps? The cards that deal damage even if they were blocked look tasty also, although most have a high casting cost. Green seems to produce quite a lot of mana.
I would prefer to keep the overall cost to no more than forty dollars.
Any advice/tips?
I suggest this exact deck: Elvish Succession, Part III: Deck-by-Deck Strategies, by Rob Dougherty - a Magic: the Gathering Standard / Type II article
Looks like a crap elf deck with a little juice (rav bal) but then combos out of nowhere.
*mooooooooo*
Are we talking like big green punching you in the face type deck?
Try searching for a deck like Secret Force from way back, or Stupid Green (the thing with desert twister, spike weaver, and Stampeding Wildebeest http://ww2.wizards.com/gatherer/Card....aspx?&id=3678).
I Know that neither of those are what you asked for, but they are rather amusing to play. Stupid green is more of a control deck. I doubt it would be amazing in multiplayer.
Llanowar Elves + Fyndhorn Elves + Priest of Titania + Rofellos = all the mana you could ever need in mono green fatty decks.
thorn elemental and rhox both were mass printed for one of the core set get a player hooked box sets, so the promo/foil type print of it may be easier to find than the one they were first printed in if you are looking for them.The cards that deal damage even if they were blocked look tasty also, although most have a high casting cost
Thank you very much! I will look into both suggestions.
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