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Uses Glissa's ability and cheap artifacts to overpower the opponent and proliferate to the win.
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First, I don't see any point at all of having Garruk in this deck. Also if proliferate is going to be how you win, you need a means to get a poison counter on your opponent. Right now that is: Phyrexian crusader, plague myr, and inkmoth nexus. I would suggest take out 3-4 of your spells for virulent wound, then also replace your plaguemaw beast with royal assassins. The other way to take it is, to just add a hand of praetors, or both, because green sun's zenith is really just taking up space in your deck. You only have 5 green creatures. And plaguemaw beast isn't worth it a CMC of 5 already.
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Thanks for the feedback- i made this really fast last night so yeah it's pretty rough. All of what you says makes a good deal of sense in fact. I love virulent wound. I'm going to make a few edits, and if you could give any more feedback that would be great.
So I put in a few more poison sources, and I also added stuff that has good synergy with getting sacrificed (core prowler and necropede), as well as corpse curs for a bit more recurrence. It occurs to me now that Glissa is the only green in the deck at this point, so I'm wondering what to do about that.
I also have a rules question: If i sac a necropede to a throne of geth, can I stack the triggers so that I put the necropede's -1/-1 counter on something before I proliferate it? I'm not sure seeing as how saccing the necropede is a cost to activate the throne, which might mean it goes onto the stack first and the proliferate happens first.