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So...As I was reworking Moldy Vampires, I noticed that Zubera cards make an excellent outlet for Sacrificing. So...I decided to try and make a Zubera pauper sacrifice deck. Now, this will be the first one I make (And don't worry, another is definitely coming very soon) and it's gonna be the dreaded three color Pauper deck, but it's easily one of the silliest and most fun decks I've ever built. It's so utterly stupid, it's genius. Enjoy!
When a Zubera dies, it causes something to happen based on EACH Zubera that died as of that one dying. So let's say that Ashen-Skin Zubera dies, then another Ashen-Skin, then a Floating-Dream, then an Ember-Fist. Your opponent discards a card for the first Ashen, then 2 cards for the next Ashen, then you draw 3 cards for floating, then deal 4 damage to a creature of player for Ember. In other words....they snowball every time they die in a single turn until you just have so much value it hurts! So...why not throw in Carrion Feeder and Bloodflow Connoisseur to let them die? Or other cards that need sacrifice? Is the big picture coming together? It's all about building up some Zuberas for a big train of value in one turn. Now, some cards that might not have obvious Value are Thief of Hope and Devouring Greed. Why in the world would we care about them, you ask? Thief of Hope not only drains life when you play a Zubera...but let's you pick up a Zubera from the grave! Sweet, now we can do that effect again! As for Devouring Greed...remember how earlier we sacrificed those 4 Zuberas for 4 big effects? Throw in a drain for 8 on top of that. Convinced in your Vitamin Z yet?Sideboard:Obvious hate cards for obvious decks. Duress and Dispel tackle Delver, Beckon Apparition hates graveyard and gets more value for Devouring Greed, another Harvest for longer matchups, and electrickery and terminate hate on creatures.
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