Ankh

Cho-Manno + Pariah = You should flog yourself for coming up with such an obvious combo.

This is a nice, focused, simple, cheap deck. I also like the lack of Wellwishers.

This deck lacks focus. I can see that it likes to destroy creatures. You'd be better off finding just a few cards that do that at a reasonable casting cost and adding four of each of them. Terror and Dark Banishing are two good ones. So are Reprisal and Swords to Plowshares.

From there try to avoid adding cards that you just think are cool. A really cool card may not actually be the best for your deck. Restrain yourself.

I went and actually put this deck together, and in the process I found some stuff that might work better. Here is what is actually in the deck now.

It's catastrophe.

Why the Tresserhorn Sinks?

Where is your caps lock button? Find it and turn it off.

This deck wouldn't work in an actual game. The creatures are too expensive.

Tokens touch the graveyeard briefly before going out of play, so they do trigger effects that are triggered when creatures go to the graveyard.

It's infinite, not infinate.

That's a good idea. It would lessen the chance of my opponent deciding to switch their hand with the cards on the mirror.

This is a deck made by Dr. Seuss. Cool.

All direct damage, no imagination. Try building a real deck. It's a lot more fun to play against.

I made decks like this when I first started playing magic. That was before I learned that there is more to the game than winning as quickly as possible. This deck is incredibly boring.

I like how simple it is. Put out creatures and make them bigger. Some mana acceleration might be a good idea though. Green is good for that.

I didn't put in many creatures, but there is a lot of mana acceleration, mostly to keep Naked Singularity in play, which is there to stop people from doing things. The primary goal is to basically mill my opponent, and the secondary goal is to prevent him or her from hurting me. The ensnaring bridge/bottle cloyster combo is a bit cheap, but it works. The scepter is there in case my opponent somehow thwarts my attempt to donate the mirror to him or her.

Having 4 lone wolves in the deck is ironic.

It's spelled variety.

This isn't a deck. It's not really even half a deck.

I see the rituals now. I'm satisfied.

Oh yeah, and this deck is not a "highlander" deck. It is named after highlander in that it makes me immortal, at least as far as damage and loss of life goes.