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Peasant Magic Decks - 2010
"We Named the Dog ‘Indiana.’"
or More Stupid Eldrazi Tricks For Fun and Zero Profit.
Ho hum. Another day, another Standard legal, Eldrazi filled,
Wizards approved PEZ deck.
ELDRAZI GREEN JUNIOR
(Peasant Magic deck. Uncommons marked with an *.)
COLORLESS
4 Hand of Emrakul
4 Not Of This World*
4 Ulamog’s Crusher
GREEN
4 Ancient Stirrings
4 Growth Spasm
4 Kozilek’s Predator
1 Nature’s Spiral*
4 Nest Invader
4 Ondu Giant
4 Overgrown Battlement
1 Spider Umbra
LANDS
22 Forests
SIDEBOARD
4 Entangling Vines (anti-creature)
4 Leaf Arrow (anti-flyer)
4 Naturalize (anti-artifact and enchantment)
3 Spider Umbra
How The Deck Works: Once upon a time (twelve months ago,
give or take), "Eldrazi Green" referred to a Standard deck
that used & abused the card Eldrazi Monument. And then came
along pro-player Kotaro Otsuka, who took his version of the
deck (filled with Eldrazi and cards from Rise of The
Eldrazi) to the top 8 of Pro Tour-San Juan.
1) Kozilek’s Predator and Nest Invader: Cast ‘em early and often. Both of them produce mana-making Eldrazi Spawn tokens when they come into play. They also give you a bit of defense in the early game.
2) Overgrown Battlement: Another mana-maker, who produces
more mana the more Battlements you have in play.
3) Growth Spasm lets you tutor for a land and makes an
Eldrazi Spawn critter.
4) Ondu Giant: More land tutoring, a little more defense.
5) Once you’re good to go on the mana, use Ancient Stirrings
to tutor up one of the kill cards from the library.
6) Hand of Emakrul and Ulamog’s Crusher: a.k.a. "The kill
cards." Eldrazi smash!
7) And finally, use the free-counterspell-for-beef Not Of
This World to defend your kill cards.
The Nature’s Spiral is included in case we need to resurrect
one of our big & beefy guys while the Spider Umbra is meant
to deal with flyers. The sideboard works on the same
principle, too, with Entangling Vines and Naturalize to deal
with all the other permanents.
Until next time, I remain...
B. Siems
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