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Ah ok. Didn't look at the original so didn't know. It's just the newest card here so I wasn't sure if that was the newest update to the deck

That's a bummer. Hopefully this time turns out better for you. You think the addition of the goblin will give you a good edge?

This looks nasty bro. How did the original fare at the last big tourney?

Also true. Converge is a great mechanic for slivers honestly

Casual or not, slivers are hard to stop. Pretty much any color combo if built even halfway decent is scary. Five color slivers is even easier to build so long as you either include the mana slivers or any of the multiple lands that can guarantee your drops (which is also the most expensive route btw), or a combination of both. On that note, the best lands to use for slivers are a full playset each of Sliver Hive, Cavern of Souls, and Ancient Ziggurat, and if you feel so inclined, Reflecting Pool, City of Brass, and Mana Confluence. This is also assuming you're not using an EDH deck. Those are literally the best multicolor lands to use for slivers, and if you wish to build any other other multicolor tribal build, you can substitute out the Sliver Hive for any other tribal land that runs five colors (such as elementals and Primal Beyond). Just my two cents on that

Replaced Dismember with Fatal Push. Will help keep my life up a lot more early on

No Bring to Light? Its perfect for a five color deck like this, especially considering that the bulk of your deck costs five or less mana

My favorite goblin ever! I actually have a goblin rogue in d&d that I named Squee after the card. Best part? He always came so close to dying, but he never did. He always came right back. He truly lived up to his namesake lol

Ah. That was a typo. I fixed it. Was supposed to say least

I don't think so. I just made this on a whim. I could do a white one but it would be much harder because it's things like The Cheese Stands Alone, Near-Death Experience, Test of Endurance, and Felidar Sovereign. These ones are just easier to achieve I feel, as opposed to only having a single permanent in play or certain amounts of life to win.

So after getting to play this against someone other than myself for testing, I can say that Dark Deal is a beast if I have out Waste Not. I dropped one on my opponent and got six mana, two draws, and a zombie, then dropped another and got three more draws. I started off with Shaman, Catacombs, my only forest, Waste Not, and Dark Deal in hand alongside Ghost Quarter and an Inquisition. It was the best hand I could've asked for. I'm also debating a spot for Tasigur's Cruelty, though it would likely only be a two of at most

Savagery! Lol

Wow. Did he scoop as soon as you popped her ult?

Eldrazi Temple goes for $9.99 on Card Kingdom and for roughly $8.25 on Troll and Toad. Just buy them over the course of a few weeks with other cards and it won't feel as bad as just dropping it all at once. That's what I do when I have to buy expensive cards for decks

No you only had it on here first. That's not you being first. Who's to say he didn't already have this deck on paper and then put it on here later? I made my first deck on here a few years ago, but my first on paper deck was actually made years before I found vault. Also, you copy/pasted your original comment on two other decks that run a similar premise to this one. That's sad and desperate. You don't hear us old salty users bitching about not getting views or "well I made mine first" arguments. I've had some awesome decks that get recognition along with many others, and then there are some that never get any love (even while unloved). Just deal with it and move on. You're better than that. At least try and discuss what you use vs the deck OP's card choices and why you think they are/are not viable in your mind. Then MAYBE you'll get some traffic by other users. There's no guarantee here

I disagree on the better eldrazi. The ones in here are perfectly viable, though I would swap Butcher of Truth for Ceaseless Hunger myself. And Temple NEEDS to be maindeck. Drop a Mirrorpool, Oran-Rief, and 2 wastes and you're set

I would if you had maybe made a suggestion or just some general discussion about the deck, instead of basically piggybacking off this deck to get views. Also, no link, so I'm really not going to go look it up now

Never said it wasn't. Was only pointing out what it does in conjunction with the other two. Plus it's expensive for very good reason. I've seen some crazy broken stuff go down with a single one out

Also, you're one card over the limit. You should trim something

Fun fact: if you have Parallel Lives, Doubling Season, and Primal Vigor out at the same time, they stack. Basically one token becomes eight. Have fun with that.

So I'm guessing the idea is to use doomsday and then predict to win with hedron alignment? That's what I'm gathering from this.