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This is a rough outline of the deck I want to make on MTGO. I have a deck very similar to this in real life and it works incredibly well. Games tend to last only five or six turns with this deck and most of my games have ended with me winning. I have not played this deck in any tournaments as of yet, but I would like to play it in a classic tournament on MTGO after I get the cards online. This deck doesn't have a sideboard yet and any suggestion for what to put in the sideboard as well as the main deck would be very helpful.Please leave feedback and be sure to like the deck! I will try to respond to every comment I get!
A strong offense is the best defense when it comes to this deck.I almost always start the game by playing one of my many one drop creatures in the first turn. I prefer to start with Goblin Guide, but if he isn't an option there's always 10 other one mana creatures available in the deck. From there I continue to play as many goblins as possible, while taking out my opponents creatures and wearing down their life points with my instants and sorceries. The final blow usually comes in the form of a sweeping attack from my goblins or a goblin grenade.Individual Creature Breakdown:Goblin Guide: Used to lead the attack. I win almost every time that I am able to play a Goblin Guide on the first turn.Goblin Arsonist: Can also be played on the first turn, if I can't play a Goblin Guide. I like to pair these guys up with my Goblin Grenades.Goblin Bushwhacker: I like to play these on turn two and hit my opponent for either 4 or 5 damage depending on what I played on my first turn.Goblin Wardriver: These are great around turn 2 or even 3 because of their ability to boost my other creatures with battle cry.Goblin Chieftain: Makes my goblins ridiculously strong and quick, when this card comes out you can tell the game is coming to an end.Spikeshot Elder: Great if the game lasted longer than expected, especially when paired with a battle cry or the Goblin Chieftain.
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