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A fun Casual deck that tends to be strong. Has been used in 2-headed Giant.
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Looking for feedback on this deck. How can I strengthen it? Thanks.
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Hm, you didn't provide any description. Is this for 1-on-1 or multiplayer? Casual or serious (tourney)? Is this supposed to be a theme deck (knights)?Among your creatures, there are two recurring themes: double strike and stuff that refuses to die. But I don't see cards that take advantage of this. Here some things to consider:* Double Strike is cool by itself but the creatures that have it are properly balanced and have a higher casting cost. This means double strike only really pays out if you boost that creature's power (because for every point of power it gets it will do 2 more damage). You run 4 Crusades and that's it - I would run power boosting equipment in this deck. Something as simple as Darksteel Axe can go a long way in this. Doesn't have to be that one, if you can afford the Swords, use one of those. Or, if this is for multiplayer, Loxodon Warhammer would be amazing.* Talking of Crusade, its an old card and it's bonus applies for ALL white creatures, including your opponent's. Unless you plan to play this deck in a Two-Headed-Giant match where you know your partner will also run white, Honor the Pure will be better than Crusade.* I would run Wrath of God in this. Sure, your deck is purely creature based. However, Knight Exemplar makes most of your dudes indestructible and Knight of Sursi can dodge Wrath while suspended. If you use Day of Judgment instead of Wrath of God, Knights of the Holy Nimbus might also survive.* Some of your creatures aren't Knights. I don't know if this is an issue for you or not.* True Conviction is powerful of course but also very expensive. In many cases, when you can finally play it, you don't have creatures anymore or you have already won or lost anyway. Then again, you run only one copy for the lolz. Yet I think, this is a perfect card to cut to make room for equipments.* Benalish Knight isn't exactly a powerhouse. I don't see where the flash would be useful in this. I would run Order of the White Shield instead. They would add an option where you can dump access mana you might have late game (works very well when soulbounded to Silverblade Paladin). Or, if you need room for something else, this would be the first creature to cut.* I guess, if you could afford a Brimaz, King of Orestos, you would run him already, but I wanted to mention him anyway.
Wow! Thanks this is very helpful. I usually play one on one and casual but it has been used in two-headed giant as well. I will look into these cards and if needed make a sideboard. You mention swords? Which Swords?
Sword of Fire and Ice for example - but those are all very expensive, moneywise. A budget Sword would be Sword of Vengeance.