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I made another deck called "Up Rises the Dead". This one is a :manau::manab:reanimate deck and I use blue cards for fast drawing and discarding to get creatures out quickly.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=359777

[QUOTE=brogers810]The health gain deck I made uses conjurer's Closet to exile something like Lone Missionary to build up life while creatures are getting bigger because Cathars' Crusade.

I could really use some suggestions and I appreciate any help people are willing to input

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=357677[/QUOTE]

mono white, life gain ..... = Well of Lost Dreams

Awesome card Seth! I will have to find where I could fit it in at. Do you think I will have enough mana to run this deck? or more importantly.. do you think this concept will work? I want to playtest it, but I don't want to buy the cards if it is a lost cause..

I don't think the way you build your deck is playable but testing it out is the only way to learn.

White weenie is a viable archetype but playing mono white and big spells is not unless you can somehow keep up with multicolored decks in terms of card advantage which is one of the major weekenesses of white. Playing a slow white deck is also very soft to combo.

Some competitive options when playing white

Ajani's Pridemate
Reveillark
Soul Warden
Student of Warfare
Martyr of Sands
Soul's Attendant
Serra Ascendant
Ranger of Eos
Path to Exile
Swords to Plowshares
Wrath of God
Proclamation of Rebirth
Thalia, Guardian of Thraben
Mother of Runes
Umezawa's Jitte
Jotun Grunt
Elspeth Knight Errant

these cards IMO go a long way

Personally I prefer to add some red to the mix when building such a deck. Ajani Vengeant, Lightning Helix and maybe a lone figure of destiny all count as white spells for Martyr of Sands and help you control the board while you beat your opponent to a pulp.