Maybe the reap and the Warriors Lesson? They add strength but seem to be the weakest of your lot. Your call though. I'd rather be able to move tokens around and of doing creatures.
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I like both of those additions. Dropping the casting cost could get those little punks on the field fast. I also like the ability to play top-deck creatures without paying. Solid additions for the removal of a small expensive buff.
Like the idea of this deck. Maybe add Bioshift to move counters off of dying creatures?
I've never found slivers to be very playable, since they are usually rainbow decks. Maybe narrow your slivers down to two, maybe three colors? I'm sure they would still be pretty effective. I'd probably go for Green, and White, possibly Red. Doesn't seem like you'd be missing many abilities there... You wouldn't get to use the legion, which is pretty decent. Was the idea to keep other types of cards out of this deck? If not, I'd search for things that would boost all types of one creature. Seems like green would be your ticket color to do something like that with.
All I can say is... [O__O]
I agree, Mycoloth is the newest addition to my sap deck. It works wonders ^^
I disagree. Opposition is helpful, but it doesn't make the deck tick. A saproling deck runs off saprolings. The Mycoloths, Doubling Seasons, and other things that make saprolings will get you started ok. Try a card called Sprout. Have a few in my deck, and they help. I also throw some Uktabi Drakes in my sap deck just to have some quick ping in the beginning of the game. Link to my deck: http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=57572
Sarpadian Empires definitely seems too costly, especially when you have other stuff that's making saps. Also, this deck seems very sporadically put together. Are you sure this actually works? Some of the lands in there don't really even seem to be worth it. Just sayin... Anyways, I have a saproling deck up, so if you want to check it out, feel free =P
I'm trying to figure out a way to make my deck run a little faster. Thus the Uktabis. But it still doesn't seem to have a great kick unless you can bring them back, play them, and swing with them again and again.
http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=57572
Loving it, man. How fast does it move? I mean, I have x4 Uktabi Drakes for quick damage, since my deck runs fairly slow. I'll post it up and post a link here.
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