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BMoor's Magic The
Gathering Deck Garage
Before I
begin, I
just
want to
say that
Kamigawa
block
will
still be
Type 2
legal
for a
brief
period
after
Dissension
is
released.
I don't
think it
rotates
out
until
the
first
big set
of the
new
block,
Time
Spiral,
is
released.
Having
said
that,
it's off
to work
I go.
My first
once-over
of the
deck
shows me
that
your Red
spells
are only
Shock,
Volcanic
Hammer,
and
Battle-Mad
Ronin.
I dare
say
we should
either cut
Red
altogether,
or
stengthen
its
prescence
in the
deck.
And I
like the
idea of
cutting
Red
better;
I have a
Red/White
Samurai
deck too
and it
seems I
constantly
draw
Plains
and Red
cards,
or the
other
way
around.
But my
deck is
a pretty
even
split
between
Red and
White,
while
yours is
essentially
White
with a
hint of
Red.
You can
easily
get rid
of Red,
and
that'll
help out
your
mana
base.
Now,
with Red
gone,
that
gives
you 12
slots (3
Shock, 3
Volcanic
Hammer,
4
Battle-Mad Ronin, 2
Boros
Signet)
to work
with.
To make
up for
losing
the burn
spells,
add in 4
Faith's
Fetters.
This is
literally
the best
white
removal
spell in
Standard,
possibly
ever.
Also,
those
three
Samurai
of the
Pale
Curtain
should
come in
from the
sideboard.
I know
their
ability
isn't
really
useful
except
against reanimator
decks
and the
like,
but it's
a 2/2
that
often
becomes
a 3/3
for 2
mana.
And
that's
good.
Another
worthwhile
addition
is
Terashi's
Grasp,
which
will
help you
against
a myriad
of
troublesome
cards,
not the
least of
which
would be
Umezawa's
Jitte.
Of
course,
if you
can get
a Jitte
of your
own,
that's
be just
fine
too.
You
might
also try
Hold the
Line, a
card
that
works
wonders
with
Call to
Glory in
surprising
your
opponent.
Granted
that's a
five-mana
trick,
but you
need
plenty
of
creatures
to make
it work
anyway,
so it's
best
used in
the late
game.
Of
course,
you can
also try
Righteousness,
for less
mana.
And I'm
also on
the
fence
about
whether
or not
Bushi
Tenderfoot
belongs
in that
deck.
On the
one
hand,
he's
incredibly
hard to
flip.
On the
other
hand, if
you make
him a
Samurai
with
Sensei
Golden
Tail and
then
Equip a
Konda's
Banner
onto
someone,
he
becomes
a 3/3
bushido
1.
Nobody
will
ever
block a
Bushi
Tenderfoot
if the
blocker
will die
and the
Bushi
won't,
so at
times
he's
almost
like an
unblockable
creature.
And
Eight-and-a-half-Tails
can
assure
that the
Bushi
survives
whatever
blocks
it, so
maybe
it's
worth
it.
Don't be
afraid
to
replace
the
Bushi
with two
more
Devoted
Retainer,
but I
suppose
as long
as you
enjoy
the
Bushi,
and
don't
get your
heart
set too
much on
beating
down
with
Kenzo
the
Hardhearted,
then the
Bushi
isn't
doing
any harm
in
there.
Finally, your lands. Obviously all the Mountains become Plains, and try to fit in an Eiganjo Castle in there too. You've got plenty of legendaries worth protecting.
If your
mana has
any
further
problems,
a few
copies
of Gift
of
Estates
should
do it.
I don't
expect
that to
happen
though.
Good
luck!
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