wickeddarkman

Welcome back from your 6 years of hibernation...

Nice link, I'll link it :)

I've heard of the Australian "drop bears"
And now there's the dominarian "drop boars" lol...
*Standing at the feet of a taiga, trying not to sneeze"

Thanx, I'll add the link to my overall template system by putting it in my mtgvault tips & tricks deck that I link to in all of my future decks ;)
You can judge the results of my system if it starts to get regular likes from now on ;)

You got mail!!!

Deathtouch comes in many colors. (Search for the keyword with a search engine like scryfall)
Green offers a number of "fight" spells and a few of those can hold the fort until you get a ping.

Red and blue also have a number of cards supporting the ignoble "pingtouch" strategy.

Why not post a link to your good old post?: why you should add description

I'm not good at EDH, and changing things in that deck would ruin your 4x25% stats :)

If you can outline what sets you own a lot from, I can suggest stuff for your above deck.

I liked both decks.
You can also like your own decks once.

Pauper seems hot this year :)
I know there is a growing number of pauper players in here.

If you use decktags you will increase the odds of them finding you

Using the format in the title also works but why not consolidate your odds all the way ;)

I guess you are back in the game for the werewolves that everyone Hope's will make their own deck better :)
But since you also have interest in getting more ninjas I can tell that there are a couple of new ones in the older core sets, that are actually decent for the theme.

Theres an upcoming set about kamigawa a thousand years after last visit. It's likely to become a universe more related to cyberpunk/shadowrun, but will probably be cool if you are into ninjas.

I've already started building a deck to be expanded when the product hits us.
https://www.mtgvault.com/wickeddarkman/decks/deck-search-mtgvault-feature/

The set is called "kamigawa neon dynasty"

Life... it can block you, but prefers to tackle you.

Things are better in here, and people are liking things a little more, so I think you can break through your current "record"
Any day.

The real game breaker is to invent something that people will have an oppinion about. Those types of decks that get people to hang out to see what others think about it and then comments on any new comments.
They will gather like moths around that type of posts.

Exactly.
I think staff of nin is a miss pick.
Staff of domination is more or less the piece to list.

Not sure if ramunap excavator will do a difference, but it would be good with cryptic caves.

Would you mind being put on my good users list ?
https://www.mtgvault.com/wickeddarkman/decks/contact-list/

Each time I post a deck, there will be a link to this list.
No strings attached.

The list is basically displaying anyone in here who are putting up an effort to make mtgvault great again.
(We can do this, yes we can :D)

Welcome back from 5 years of hibernation:)

Yeah, anyways things seem to be under control now :)

I think this concept could prosper from having hall of heliod generosity as you can then replay all enchantment creatures over and over again.

I believe dryad of the ilysian Grove will be able to compensate against bloodmoon.

You should add more descriptions then it would be clearer which direction you want your decks to grow in.

My best suggestion is to start out with a manabase that is a little higher than you usually prefer.
Start out by treating all lands as if they provide any mana, then slowly remove one land at a time.
Once you feel you got the right amount of lands start experimenting with the lands themselves.

I usually try to track what colors a land wants to be during the early game, and then expands the concept into the lategame.

Here's a link...
https://www.mtgvault.com/wickeddarkman/decks/fixing-duals-and-fetchlands/

Arasta is a she :) flavortext indicates it.
Arasta might be inspired by atlach-nacha which was mainly known as female in the mythos, but has been displayed as a hermafrodite in some work.

I never ventured into EDH, but frank karsten is one who did, and I was in contact with him for a brief amount of time, so I trust his work (it matched my own at the time)

The one thing I've learned is that some decks can rely on few lands if they start out very disruptive. And decks that are hard to disrupt somehow end up with a high number of lands.

In the past I would have built the deck based on a pre selected mana base.

These days I sort of let it coevolve.

The early mana is a springboard to do stuff that keeps the deck alive, so my new rule of thumb is that you want enough mana to always be able to play the cheapest cards, and those cards must be able to hold the fort until you reach the next stage of mana.

This view raises an absurd amount of questions, and I can't answer those.

It's awfully complex and I'm afraid that I've underestimated evolution again.

All manabases rely on the decks they are in as well as the meta they are in and EDH is so out of my territory

A rare sight :)

How about you necrumsicle ?
Wanna join the list ?
https://www.mtgvault.com/wickeddarkman/decks/contact-list/

You may have a small problem with spelling, but you have had many interesting decks.

No strings attached except maybe a little more descriptions :)