Brainstorming

This is one of the old school decks with ultimate horsepower. With the animate dead’s ability to reanimate a burried creature and attach itself to it is one of the weakest point of an enchantment aura than a sorcery spell, where auras can be easily targeted and removed. Combining this with the worldgorger dragon might be confusing at first until you see the fun part of tapping mana’s endlessly. Here’s out it works when you use the animate dead to reanimate a worldgorger dragon it will successfully reanimate it and put into play but with the dragon’s ability to remove all permanents when it comes to play that will causing the aura attached to it to be removed. After removing the attached aura unfortunately it brings along the creature it had reanimated to the graveyard with it but when the dragon is put into the graveyard it’s ability to return all permanents it had removed will be activated, bringing back the animate dead into play again reanimating the dragon. This process goes on and on and you can tap for mana everytime your lands come into play again ending the game with deling an X damage or removing his library entirely.

With Godhead of Awe’s ability to turn the giants into dwarfs, you might as well take the opportunity to sweep them while you have the chance. Using eliminating spells like echoing decay or infest is a good one but a sitting enchantment like Night of Soul’s Betrayal in play is the best card waiting to do the job.

Nether spirit alone, with it’s ability to reanimate as long as there is no other creature card unless this card is already a combo in itself. This card is perfect for a pure spell deck, usually blue deck with a lot of counterspells in it are a better choice. You have nothing to worry about playing any creature all you need to do is to discard the Nether spirit and your good to go casting spells like instants and sorceries. The Darksteel Brute are just for backup, helpful enough to backup your only creature without disturbing it’s ability to reanimate by itself.

To start off!

I just wanna share to you a combo I discovered myself combining the new editions with the old ones that might work pretty well.

For a Deep-Slumber Titan which has a power and toughness of 7/7 and is only 4 to cast but unfortunately doesn’t untap unless damaged is quite powerful enough when combined with the nemesis’s Spiteful Bully. If Deep-Slumber Titan is in play tapped it can be untapped during your upkeep due to Spiteful Bully’s ability to damage creatures on your side during this phase of the game, Allowing you to deliver a total of 10 damage all in all when both of them attacks.

It’s been quite a while since i left my deck sitting inside my closet. I’ve been busy with too many stuff specially with my work, so i thought i should get over with all the kid stuff. My enthusiasm for puzzling games and Artworks just kept me coming back to the exciting world of Magic The Gathering, full of fantasy and battle. Where when addicted schezophrenia, hallucinating weird creatures of battling ogres, goblins, elfs, elementals and other fantasy creatures becomes natural.

Too cut the long story short i just visited magicthegathering.com to take a peek of what’s new. I was just so amazed that everthing evolved so fast. The last time I visited it was still on a Time spiral edition now it is on a Shadowmoor edition i don’t know how many new editions in between them but I know I’ve been out of this world for a long time.

All Magic the Gathering Cards are just made of ordinary colored printed cards. It may look less valuable in the eyes of a normal person but to those who understands the language behind it, the rules and text which makes it quite unique makes an ordinary person powerful and smarter than Einstein which making every card valuable and expensive. That’s why if you check the Magic the Gathering Price List, an ordinary paper may cost more than your car.