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Things grow in strength from the low cost humans plus the human tokens produced by ulvenwald mysteries when investigating.With that amount of card draw and low mana curve, the vengvines are easy to pull from graveyard as it's not hard to cast two plus spells per turn, Gerald masterpiece to add some power, just unload your hand before the attack so there big then send them and vengevines in, the vengevines come back as you unload hand pre attack with haste, attack then pop clues and refill hand after the attack. Next go cast the cards you drew from investigating get vengvines back this reduces the minus's on the masterpieces and repeat.Humans growing humans, enough card draw to pay Geralfs masterpieces regrow cost when you need to, all that and the vengvines coming back turn after turn should be a pain
As aboveEarly white build and clue gen early games draw cards and build eventually you should be able to attack with vengvines and geralf masterpieces with some regularity
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You can't run 6 hanweir militia captain
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Lol that's a mistake didn't realise I'd entered a six thanks
You can replace the shaman of the forgoten whatervers with a birds of paradise
Hi thanks the bird would help mana wise but the shaman just gives an extra option I played this the other day and had twenty odd creatures with all the tokens so the second ability of the shaman might just give me options, although it hasn't happened yet
This deck is struggling against flyers, I want to keep the creature count high as I can investigate as things die so not sure I just wanna put the usual green damage to flyers cards in