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Deck based on the enchantment Cowardice . Deck has a good deal of card draw and targeting effects to keep the board clear of your opponents creatures when Cowardice is in play. Initially I made the deck because I had never seen anyone play Cowardice and i somehow had 4 extra copies. Deck plays well in casual formats and can win a few games in Legacy tournaments. Once won a 12 man tournament in my local store around 2004. Hexproof shuts this deck down pretty hard.
Deck is designed to get Cowardice in play by turn 4-5. You have a small affinity creature base to stall, and 8 dedicated card draw cards to get you Cowardice. Once Cowardice is in play bounce your opponents creatures with the Scales. Save one targeting effect to save your Myr Enforcer or Triskelion. Once Triskelion hits you can bounce 2 creatures a turn, using the third counter to bounce Triskelion to play again next turn. Slowly beat down your opponent with your creatures or finish him with Triskelion pings. The sideboard is dedicated to removing enchantments and Planeswalkers, and more defense against aggro strategy. Witchbane Orb should be there to make me untargetable, but I do not want to give away one of the best answers to this deck. Deck is fun to play, inexpensive , and has a strong element of surprise first time out. Anyone with improvement ideas please comment.
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If you're going to run cowardice add jolting merfolk. It's ability combined with cowardice means you can get rid of 3 opposing cards and then bounce merfolk to reuse.
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Excellent suggestion - Jolting Merfolk acts like another Triskelion in the deck. I will try to fit him in if/when I rebuild the deck. Thanks
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