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This is a blue green infect deck with a posible turn 2 win using glistener elf and invigorate and/or mutagenic growth. Even without the turn 2 win this deck has many quick victories, often winning by turn 3 or 4.Because of the small amount of creatures this deck is weak to any kind of creature removal, but Wild Defiance helps to counter red burn spells while boosting the deck. At the same time Unsummon, Vines of Vastwood and Dispel can be used to counter black removal and 4 Corpse Curs help to bring the creatures back from the graveyard. The Lead the Stampede also helps against any removal/control deck by allowing me to get more creatures into my hand. This is basically just a very quick poison counter deck, with some flexibility against control type decks.Any tips or comments would be greatly appreciated and I will try to respond to every comment that I receive!
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Corpse Cur is great and all, but you're typically aiming for lethal poison counters before he can hit the board. That said, look to replace him with Necropede to increase the likelihood of having a turn 2 infector that can swing for lethal on turn 3 or 4. Great add with Invigorate, but strongly consider upping your Groundswell count to 4. Hope these ideas help! Should you get a moment, I welcome any feedback you could offer to my Mind Over Matter deck ( http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=145831 ). Or, if that deck doesn't suit your fancy, feel free to click on my name to see my complete deck list. Thanks!
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I like the Necropede idea and I'll consider replacing Corpse Cur with them. I'd love to put in two more groundswells, but I just don't know what I would take out first.
I'd take out the Vines of Vastwood to add in the Groundswells. To make Vines so good, it takes GG, which isn't nearly as mana efficient as Groundswell.
But Vines of Vastwood also can give my creatures hexproof for one G, which is invaluable in this deck.
You're right, but how often are you using it to give Hexproof versus having it hit hard? With green, you need to pack the punch ASAP. That's my personal opinion.
Yeah I can see what you're saying.
Inkmoth Nexus can help solve your shortage on creatures.