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- How does having multiple amulets let you tap land multiple times a turn???
- why do you run 2 of every creature, is there a reason to this?
- Reclaim is pretty bad and if you want to run this effect Noxious Revival is strictly better
- you should put more thought in how the deck flows, having somthing to play each turn for at least the first 5 turns of the game. Examine the mana curve of your deck, try to optimize it.
- run the best cards 4 times, like Bloodbraid Elf.

[QUOTE=Seth]- How does having multiple amulets let you tap land multiple times a turn???
- why do you run 2 of every creature, is there a reason to this?
- Reclaim is pretty bad and if you want to run this effect Noxious Revival is strictly better
- you should put more thought in how the deck flows, having somthing to play each turn for at least the first 5 turns of the game. Examine the mana curve of your deck, try to optimize it.
- run the best cards 4 times, like Bloodbraid Elf.[/QUOTE]

Having multiple amulets makes it so that when I play an alara land, each trigger of the amulet procs separately. I can untap it for the first one, tap the land for mana in response to the second one, etc. With 2 amulets I can tap it for 2 mana, 3 amulets for 3 mana etc. This only works the time the land comes into play though obviously.

I ran two of each for the time being to find out what works. There's really no specific reason for it as of now. Once i get some suggestions and bit of playtime (i just completed the deck today) I'll likely tweak it and gear towards 4 of each.

You're right about noxious, I just don't have any at the time being.

I'm working on the mana curve. There are some cards (maelstrom nexus, amulet of vigor, bloodbraid, etc) that i want in the deck FOR SURE. Others can come and go, like I said I need to test around a bit to see what works and what doesn't.

Thanks for the input!

LOL, seems that trick with multiple Amulets actually works :) Not bad :)

it's pretty nasty with lands like Simic Growth Chamber ...put it in to play, tap twice for 4 mana, bounces itself back to your hand to repeat next turn.