ClayandEli

With poison decks, you need a reliable way to poison your opponent before you proliferate, and 2 creatures that both need to deal combat damage isn't really that reliable/ quick to get the ball rolling. Or maybe something like Ichor Rats so that you don't need to swing first, then it makes cards like corrupted resolve more reliable. Hope this helps, love the deck keep up the good work!

echoing return goes hard I didn't even think about that, thanks :)

now I have to do another Apostle deck...

I can actually see this working in vintage

mystic remora?

i mean thats for mid-late game and this is a more aggro iteration it would just be a dead card in your opening hand.

There are 0 creatures that have power 3 or more in here and Nettle Sentinel is more mid-range than I would like for this deck.

I didn't know what Archive Trap was, so I looked it up and it looks interesting. Would you recommend that or something more aggressive like Traumatize or Mirror-Mad? I don't know the meta right now, but if people are searching their libraries that awesome!

That's fair.

It's "possible" tron, because I'm not the best at deck building, and the Golos is just for the entry ability, I'm thinking about removing Golos altogether.

You could probably but in lightning bolt over shock, but this is a great deck!

@mtgblackman Calm down lol

This looks awesome, I am ordering a big order soon and I might just include this! Great work!

True haha

I feel like Hunted Witness works well with Lumbering Battlement.

As a side note though, you do not have more than one legendary of a particular type so Mirror Gallery is essentially pointless here. The deck is also a little inconsistent, due to the lack of play sets in here. Ethersworth Canonist requires a white mana, which you have no source to generate. This deck also does not present a clear win condition. There are also very few synergies presented. This has lots of potential though, good luck!

This might be better with the tron lands due to the mana curve, instead of the wastes.

I think you are right, after testing. Probably one more mountain.

This looks good in my opinion, nice job!

This deck is (semi) budget, and I would respectfully disagree that Risk Factor is a better Browbeat. Although you can play Risk Factor more than once, the one more damage makes your opponent less likely to take the damage. And the highest costing cards cost 4, and there is only 3 Chandras in there. In my opinion a fast-paced low-cost aggro deck like this is best balanced with 17-18 lands (I made it 18 due to the Chandras.) Just to clarify, normally I would agree that Risk Factor is better that Browbeat. However, in an aggro deck like this, the 5 damage is just slightly more important than the jump-start effect. Thank you for the feedback, and I will continue to play-test this and even out the mana balance.