mtgblackman

oh, so you cant publish anything except competitive decks in vault now?

this deck is too swsag

swag niBBa

y, basically like othjer dudes have said, street wraith not that relevant in burn, i'd also would add swiftspear and goblin guide, and remove ur creatures that sacrifice at the end of turn, sure, theyre basically like playing a burn spell there, but they can be blocked and ur opponent will probably not have many other targets for their removal so they gonna use theyr removal on that, whereas burn spells cant be killed with removeal spell, onliy counterspel:) also a reason why i dont like vexing devil, if they dont take the 4 damage they will guaranteed just use removal spell like bolt or fatal push on it instantly, whereas a burn spell coulda guaranteed that damage

now, i aint a mayael player, but i do know that if u play mayael she gonna get removed instantly because ability is too g00d, so i recommend lightneng graves and swiftfoot boots? good protection! sylvan safekeeper and mother of runes are pretty good aswell, and u can use protection on ur big dudes after u activate mayael and get them on board:)

cool deck_:) braso my favorite legendary creature

yea, court homonculus get buffed by tempered steel, gotta agree probably better here

pretty cool deck!"

yo this rpetty cool deck:)

since you couldn't bother googling how priority works with planeswalkers, or in general, i decided to google it for you.

After a Planeswalker resolves, its controller receives priority.

December 15, 2011 | krizriktr
Whenever a spell or ability resolves, the active player receives priority. This matters greatly with regard to planeswalkers. This is because immediately after a planeswalker spell resolves, its controller can choose to use one of its abilities before any other player will get a chance to respond. If the cost to use the ability increases the number of loyalty counters on the planeswalker, then by the time another player receives priority, this planeswalker will have additional counters on it.

For example, immediately after Liliana of the Veil resolves, she will have three loyalty counters on her. Her controller can then use Liliana’s first loyalty ability at that time. Doing so will take her up to four loyalty counters because the cost of adding a counter is paid as the ability is put on the stack. Even if an opponent had Incinerate in hand, it would not be able to deal enough damage to Liliana to cause her to go to the graveyard. This is because by the time this player can play the Incinerate, Liliana would have already four counters on her. Even if Liliana were killed with one of her abilities on the stack, that ability would still resolve normally because it exists independent of its source like all abilities do.

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yo if u want to see good cards for neheb deck, u should chek out warlod of the noth's neheb deck http://www.mtgvault.com/northernwarlord/decks/budget-edh-price-of-blood/

what the fuk drakeranes, once again proving u dont know rules n shirt lol. go read how priority works before u pull shit out of ur ass like "one who speaks faster gets to resolve his card first" or whatever the fuck u meant by that. lmao.

cool frog deck

4 color deck, 1 color lands??

g00ds ddekc warlod of the noth, mayb e add one iwth nothing?? (:

frog, yisin is goods

wow youy tryina offense me? i repoti you

ogre haha get it?

this dek pretrty meme, you just try to annoy them :)

wow dutiful return i got 1 in mail foil in french when i ordered on mkm, dannk gush m8 ;P