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I've been thinking of ways to make this deck even nastier, then it hit me: add red. Lust for War and Pyrohemia struck me as particularly nasty additions, though I'll have to see how they play out. As per usual, any comments or crit are very welcome. Original deck can be found here:http://www.mtgvault.com/strategicmuffinexhausted/decks/stop-hitting-yourself/
Abuse the Kor and a few other sneaky tactics to redirect enemy damage onto the creatures they really don't want to be hurting. The big endgame combo is:Phyrexian Obliterator + Darksteel Plate + Pariahwhich makes you completely unkillable from a health standpoint: any time your opponent attack you, they have to sacrifice a bunch of permanents and any damage they cause is negated completely. With Lust for War, they'll not even have a choice in the matter! Once Pariah is out onto one of the big boys, your creatures can attack freely without fear of being blocked: either blocking them will hurt the enemy more than it will help, or they've got a way to redirect the damage where it hurts the most. High Priest of Penance + Divine Favour is a wonderful early/mid blocker and while Goblin Arsonist + Divine Favour lacks the same punch, it's a nice way to stay alive until the big boys get out. Now here's the big scary one you might've missed: the way the En-Kor's ability works, each time it resolves counts as a separate hit against the other creature of yours. So if you've got two Nomads and High Priest + Darksteel Plate out then cast Pyroclasm, the Nomads redirect 4 damage onto the priest, which results in FIVE DESTROYED PERMANENTS of your choosing.Let me know what you're thinking, people: I wanna see if I can sharpen this bad boy until it's more a force of nature than a deck of cards.
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What if you replace one of your pyrohemia's with a pestilence? If you draw both in a game, you can spend black AND red mana for damage.
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WARNING: If YOU deal damage to your Obliterators you will have to sac permanents in case you didn't notice (referring to Pyrohemia). Other than that this deck seems very solid.
What the above guys said.
Inquesters flail for phyrexian