Lol, and then throw in some Fireballs for infinite direct damage. Hahaha.
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If you put in some Mana Echoes to go along with the Sliver Queen, you can create infinite colorless mana and colorless 1/1 Sliver tokens. Kinda nifty.
"hey think outside your 'standard' way of thinking". Exactly. With Slivers it doesn't really matter how many cards you have in your deck because they all help each other in some way. Especially if you get Homing Sliver, or Overlord out, then you can just pick and choose which Slivers you want to play at any time basically. Sounds like fun to me!
Hahaha nice deck. You need to add a Venser's Journal to this. :D
Haha anytime, a friend of Slivers is a friend of mine. :)
LOL, nice! Taking control of peoples' stuff is soooo fun. And watching them get mad over it is even more fun. I was playing a three way one day, and two ganged up on me, and one of the guys thought he was gonna be all awesome and brought a Stormtide Leviathan out, so I yoinked it with the Overlord, then Slivercycled to a Winged Sliver and annihilated everyone. Hahaha.
Wow, I did not know that about the Ward Sliver. I thought that when it gains protection from a color (say green again) that it couldn't be the target of green abilities. So even though the +2/+2 isn't "targeting" per se, the other Slivers wouldn't receive that bonus? What about protection from red, would the Slivers not get haste from Heart Sliver, etc? If that's the case then I'm glad I found you on here. :) I may have to re-work my deck now... Hmm.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll definitely replace the Rupture Spires with Ancient Ziggurats. I figured it would be nice to have more spread out abilities by having more Slivers, rather than fewer Slivers at 4 of a kind. But I was thinking if I could get the Lifelink and Deathtouch Slivers out it would make me a lot more powerful. Especially if they got destroyed I could replace them since I have multiples. But with the Homing Slivers I suppose it wouldn't matter because they can be cycled so fast. Maybe I'll drop them down to 1 or 2 apiece, and add some different kinds in. Thanks for the tip. And when I say illegal, I mean for sanctioned tournament play, they're not aloud. Everyone seems to cry about them anyway, even in non-tournament games. Especially at the gaming center where I play at. No one will challenge my Slivers anymore because they're too "cheap", even if it's just for fun.
Very nice. Slivers are my favorite cards in the whole MTG universe. Have you considered throwing a Ward Sliver in there? That, in addition to a Crystalline Sliver, could make your Slivers pretty invincible. :D Would you mind checking my Sliver deck out and giving me your opinion?