WorldSlayer

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The owner of this deck hasn't added a sideboard, they probably should...

Use Predator Ooze's Indestructibility to get big from attacking and killing blockers.
lots of cards to give ooze death touch, or hexproof to protect him from removal. Enchantments or equipment to help him get bigger faster. Lures and a creature to force Fights to pump the Ooze up and add counters quicker.
I added world slayer just because it would be fun to make use of the card, and it will force them to block the ooze.

I kept the dual lands to a minimum to keep costs down, this is definitely aimed at budget players. Without the dual lands, just using basics this deck is less than $15 to build.

In an ideal world your turns would look like this
T1: 1 Mana - Lanowar
T2: 2 Mana + elf - Play ooze
T3: 3 Mana + elf - play swiftfoot and equip to ooze + play ulvenwald
T4: 4 Mana - play Forced adaptation and Nightshade Peddler soul bonding it with Ooze for death touch and then play Prey upon, Ooze gets 1 counter. Then attack Ooze gets 1 counter. End turn 4 with a 3/3 indestructible ooze.
T5: 5 Mana - Upkeep Forced adaptation gives Ooze 1 counter (Ooze is 4/4) Swing with Ooze get 1 counter (Ooze is 5/5 or 6/6 if blocked) Play Worldslayer
T6: 6 Mana - Upkeep Forced adaptation gives Ooze 1 counter (Ooze is 5/5) Attach Worldslayer
T7: Shenanigans. With Worldslayer equipped ooze needs to be blocked or everything is destroyed (unless like the ooze it is indestructible)

Lots of other options in the deck to deal with spot removal and such via giving hexproof to Ooze or reclaiming it from the graveyard. Lure if he has tons and tons of chump blockers, Triumph of ferocity to keep you drawing as your Ooze grows.

I Kept the Lands basic simply to keep it more realistic based on the cards i have, and to keep cost down in real budget levels.

• Budget
• Modern
• Ooze
• +1/+1 Counters