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Some fun with the new Caw-Blade strategy. Trying it out in Esper
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why 4 stoneforge and only 2 equipment? after you get your 2 equips, aren't they dead draws? i'd take out a stoneforge for a sword of body and mind. that way you have protection from black, blue and green. and the extra wolf token of the sword of b/m is a nice little bonus... not to mention the 10 mill
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4 Stoneforge for 2 Equips hasn't been a problem for me actually, and its what most Caw-Blade is running. In the origonal draft of this deck I had the Sword mb and the staff sb... dunno why I changed that.
ahh, I see I see. gotta say, though, not a fan of the cawblade. doesn't seem all that fun. D:
Really? I think the traditional list is a blast. UW Control, plus 4 Fliers with a Sword of Feast and Famine. That card's untap lands is SICK in a control deck!
Oh i agree the card is sick, but the deck seems boring. after playing against one before (not even know wtf cawgo was) it just wasn't fun. playing against a deck getting everything countered isn't exactly fun, it's a good deck, but not my definition of fun. :/
... That's the point of control :P This deck is more interesting than a traditional control deck though, I have cut down to only two hard counters, and pick up the slack with hand disruption. The goal of this deck isn't to strait up counter everything, but rather deny the opponent an advantage, using soft counters to force them to pay more for spells and hand disruption to force them to cast spells or lose them. I have always found this type of control deck more interesting to both use and play against. It also requires more skill to pilot, but can be noticeably better than a traditional deck, because of the massive mana advantage you gain.
lol I know that's the point of control, but after you play against a swarm of control decks, they lose their authenticity. :P I'm not saying this deck is bad in any way, lol. it looks really solid, and seems to have a bit of virtual card advantage going on. i do like the deck, but I wouldn't find it amusing to play against. :P
Ahhhhh. That's chill dude.