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Simple blue-white Spirit deck, very creature heavy.
Smash until something breaks.
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NOTE: Set by owner when deck was made.
The only problem I see with this deck is that it's mana-curve starts at cc3 and all your lands, save "Moorland Haunt", come into play tapped. So the chance that you can cast your first spell on T4 is pretty high. Until then you might have gotten some serious beatings and you opponent's hand will hold all the removal-spells he has drawn. GreetingsMuktol
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Do note, the deck is marked "casual". :)
Kaijin of the Vanishing Touch, Spectral Rider, Inquisitor's Flail, Apostle's Blessing and Skillful Lunge are some of the lower-cost spells I'm using in my own spirit deck. (Serious Question, I'm building "normal" modern decks most of the time) Where's the difference between casual and non-casual?
Generally, a Casual deck is more concerned with Theme and "fun factor", than it is with "swift and certain victory". A casual deck isn't going to fare well in a tournament, or similarly highly-competitive environment.Indeed, the entire EDH / "Commander" format was born of the Casual style of play.You can read a bit more here n the subject: http://mtgsalvation.gamepedia.com/Casual