I just know how I would feel playing across from a deck whose sole purpose was to remove everything that made my deck function. Like a fast growing brain tumor, robbing you of all your faculties one after the other. You can have operations to try and prevent it, and sometimes you'll stop the tumor from growing and fight it off for a while. But it always takes a little bit of you with it. Takes a part of you that you can never get back... Until the next game when you get to experience it all over again.
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Thanks so much! I do play a pretty rough local meta. Lots of top tier decks in the mix and alot of really good players. Came and cleaned house a few times with an affinity deck noone was prepared for and have been working on this blue/black extraction deck for a little over a year to come back and surprise everyone. Don't get very much practice obviously because exactly like you say, it is devastating to play against with most of the common legacy decks and downright unfun to secure a win most times... But win it does all the same. To be honest I'm having real difficulty working on my sideboard and clearing 4 cards from my main deck to get it down to 60. It runs smooth as silk at 64, but obviously I should be working on getting the count down in the efficiency range. Just tough to find something to remove that doesn't really contribute to the overall strategy. Hoping to work in dual lands and fetches and maybe some land destruction lands as they become available. What do you suggest? Thanks again for the help.
No cavern of souls?
My favorite play style. Have you taken it to any tournies yet? Any advice with my current extraction deck that you may have learned from yours?
Really cool concept.
Love corpsejack. Made a deck with him and varloz and phyrexian dreadnaughts in it. Fun stuff!
Looking to bring this to my local tournament soon. Abusing the hell out of D&T and sneak and show and elves and a few other's at the kitchen table. This deck is mean.
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