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A defensive deck, using mostly defender creatures.
Axebane guardian is pretty much the key. It's used to create a significant mana ramp without actually having the land. It's about stalling till you get a door to nothingness or a fun balefire dragon and of course one of the straight X cost burn cards. anyways there's fog and the really cruel ( when overloaded) cyclonic rift that should keep you in the game. The sideboard helps turn it to a possible milling deck.
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This seems like a pretty fun deck. Is it one you have been able to play and test out?
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I have a defender deck that I play, I recently just modified it, but I have it built on here. The biggest thing about defenders in standard, is that they are to easily removed by spells. Axe bane wont last very long. If he does though, I usually end up with more mana than I would ever need.
You are aloud only 15 cards in the sideboard.
@ RunedDragon I haven't had a chance to use to use it yet, @ dynathy Yeah that's one of the things I worried about is having everything removed by spells, I might see if I can do some additional tweaking. Also I messed with this for quite a while before finishing and I forgot to take out the extra side board cards I had added at various times... sorry about that.
I would recommend Asceticism. A 5 cost enchantment that gives your creatures hexproof basically and makes it so you can regenerate them just by paying two is one way to keep your stuff from being removed either by combat damage or being countered. However it probably wont do much good if your playing against blue. But it is an option. Looks like a solid deck though.