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An easy deck to play. The most important thing to do when playing it is: get as many creatures in the graveyard as possible, then get your lands in play. The Entomb/monger/Death combo is great for turn two beats and often wins that way alone, but if this gets foiled the deck has great late-game potential. The Harrows/Farmhands/Entombs/Buried Alives thin your deck tremendously to allow drawing quality cards almost every time, and with the Lifes/Muscle Bursts in your deck even a land is not a wasted draw. It should be pretty easy to swarm someone with several lands, using only one to cast Life and two for Muscle Burst on one that doesn't get blocked. One great thing about this deck is your ability to get critters back from the dead at will with the Deaths and Zombifys. Re-using a Farmhand as a quick blocker/land grabber is useful if no biggies are hanging out in your graveyard. Also, all the land grabbing allows for the use of deeds on the same turn

As for sideboarding, the duresses are against control decks (take out the Bursts; the Harrows help with mana advantage which is crucial against blue). Innocent bloods are to take care of fast big-creature decks, since you don't really care about swarms (deeds) or losing your own critters too much (Death/Zombify). They are also MAJOR against "Balancing Tings"! Just hold a swamp and a 'blood, and after toasting their dude you have a good chance of Deathing a critter in your 'yard quickly. The Lyrists are for more enchantment control, while the Calls are for discard decks and a surprise that catches people sometimes (especially after entombing it!). The Hurricanes wipe away fliers, and with the enormous mana you generate they can be used as an alternate path to quick victory (be careful though - Death hurts!).

So, there it is...it does seem to lack something to make it a tier-I deck, so if anyone has suggestions please feel free to e-mail me!

Thanks -

da Black Mage

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