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Summon a tribe of transforming Kitsune!
The goal of the deck is to amass a small army of Foxes that slowly grow in power and defend you from most attacks. Using "Swirl The Mists" you are able to change the color of all your opponents' spells. Then you can use "Story Circle", "Mind Bend", and Eight-And-A-Half-Tails" to give yourself protection from any colors. "Worship", and "Story Circle" will keep you alive long enough to swing for game.The two best (and most common) ways to win are:#1: Use "Karma" to deal damage to your opponent(s) each turn, equal to the number of lands they control [Using the earlier mentioned cards to swap colors as needed].#2: Use the tribal aspect of the deck, while defending using the protection side, and eventually build up a strong enough army to swing for game!
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NOTE: Set by owner when deck was made.
Tribal foxes! Thats so cool! but i don't think changing the color of a land changes what type of land it is (a black mountain is still a mountain and still produces red mana, its just considered black now). So karma might be more of a sideboard card for black decks.
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Thanks for the input!The card "Mind Bend" actually allows you to change the text of "Karma" itself to affect any opponent. For example: If I am dueling a mono-red deck, I can play "Karma" then play "Mind Bend" and change the text of "Karma" to deal damage to anyone that controls Mountains (rather than Swamps).
+1As this is a rather specialised strategy I would add a description of how to use the colour-change and karma ability to the "how to play" section. You will run into some problems against multi-coloured deck because they only play as few basic lands as are needed and rely on special lands (like you do) to give them the proper mana when needed. Your only option here is to shut one colour down with Swirl the Mists, so I would up the number of this to 4.
What is the purpose of using Emeria, the Sky Ruin? This deck has 0 plains, its ability will never trigger.
I think that and was leftover from an earlier version of the Deck, thank you for pointing that out. =)Took out: x3 Emeria, the Sky RuinAdded: x3 Windbrisk Heights