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This Temur list is powerful and proactive, with a linear ramp-into-big-dumb-creatures strategy. It also has a very powerful combo-esque strategy of casting a Ferocious-enabled See the Unwritten, hitting Xenagos, God of the Revels + Dragonlord Atarka or Sagu Mauler, and attacking with a hasty 12/12 hexproof trample or hasty 16/16 flying trample.The downside of this deck is that it has very, VERY few ways of interacting with an opponent's game plan and relies on having a more powerful strategy with a higher threat density than other midrange decks.
The deck has two overlapping gameplans:1. Ramp out big dumb green creatures ahead of the curve and outsize the board. T1 Yavimaya Coast -> Elvish mystic T2 Mountain -> Savage Knuckleblade T3 Land -> Polukranos T4 Surrak2. Play a creature that enables Ferocious and cast See the Unwritten on the first main phase, ideally putting into play Xenagos, God of the Revels (or Surrak if you miss on Xenagos) and either Sagu Mauler or Dragonlord Atarka, give the latter options haste (and double power and toughness), and attack for 12-16 trample damage immediately. Since the deck hinges on having early creatures that enable Ferocious, it's common to be able to attack for 16-21 points of damage in one turn.*Another interaction to look for is the potential of: T1 Elvish Mystic T2 Face-down Rattleclaw Mystic T3 Morph Rattleclaw Mystic to play out Sagu MaulerThis deck is incredibly explosive and can win from behind out of nowhere.
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Atarka's Command for the land drop and reach ability seems very useful in here. The prevention of life gain has the potential to be the deciding factor as well. Just a thought.
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I really appreciate the feedback. I have looked at that card a few times and really like the additional land drop ability in this deck and it does seem great in some match-ups. I haven't tested it yet, but if I were to, I think I could maybe shave 1 caryatid for 1. I do like the idea of playing a land on the opponent's end step and really ramping out of nowhere.
Not sure what to cut just think it would be a nice addition. I'd probably cut the Stubborn Denial but that's only B/C I'm not much of a control player and it doesn't seem like that's what the deck is about. Probably makes your opponent play around a lot if you show it once. I'm really not sure the Caryatid is what you want to cut. Possibly 1 or 2 Polukranos, World Eater from main deck since it's not that effective against any dragons which seem to be everywhere in the format right now.
Can you tell I hate making cuts. LoL