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It's a fun and versatile casual deck to play with your friends and it's still pretty competitive.So build your's and have some fun!
Basically you just have to be able to play your enchantments and creatures to get some board presence and then you just have to rush the game for a quick lethal. In other scenarios you can allways swap the copies of "Reap What Is Sown" for whatever cards you need from your sideboard, for example: bile blight vs tribal/tokens, cremate vs reanimate, end hostilities vs Bogle/enchantment, etc.
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Hi there :)I did like the Outlast mechanic from the start.3 colors in budget seems pretty unplayable (without fetches)Travel Preparations outclasses Reap What Is Sown for my taste.Ordeal of Nylea is one of my favourit cards in that deck.Made a 2 color green/white version of it:http://www.mtgvault.com/germynator/decks/the-soldier-oulasts-budget/Maybe you get some ideas :)
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travel preparations is better but is at sorcery speed. dont have fetches because and i don't own them irl. But so far never got mana screwd. ty for the suggetions :)
i checked your deck and i like it but it seems too much focused on soldiers i think. The card i would play in this deck besides the counter lands (wich i dont have XD) is inspiring call. i feel i need more draw in some match ups and that card seems pretty strong for our decks.
Hmm all duo-lands can produce white in your deck. Guess that helps alot. But double green for Courser of Kruphix seems hard to get, but it is a good card.You have green and black one drops but the odds really are against casting them on turn 1...Okay I missed that Reap What Is Sown is an instant. My deck had enough instant speed, so I figured I go for value there. How often do you have 3 creatures on the battlefield to use Reap effectively?Soldier seemed like a good subtheme but its more or less a coincident. Cenn's Tactician basically has Outlast too. He is the only card that uses the fact that they are all soldiers (and Human). Couldn't think of anything else to abuse this.