Start typing a card name and use the auto-complete feature to quickly select the card you're trying to add. Enter a quantity and add that card to your sideboard!
Submit a list of cards below to bulk import them all into your sideboard. Post one card per line using a format like "4x Birds of Paradise" or "1 Blaze", you can even enter just the card name by itself like "Wrath of God" for single cards.
Naya is my favorite shard and the 5 power aspect of all the beasts is a HUGE part of that.NOTE: Bull Cerodon just a mayboard.NOTE: if you want to get more competitive for cheap this deck is the one you want to do it with, it's just good, the cards and synergy can match those of a 300$ deck.Shit worth of talking about:Mighty Emergence: so, nothing dies to a bolt now, and i think that the flavor text speaks for the card just fine: Why settle for mere enormity?Thragtusk: come on! it's thrag! He changed AN ENTIRE meta just by himself. OF COURSE he's good.Triumph of Ferocity: deck that just plays great, big, protected, value beasts shouldn't have card advantage. Unless someone has like an emrakul you'll draw 2 cards each turn. Spellbreaker Behemoth: OP, it wrecks control, is a 5/5 for 4 that can often be played on turn 3! It destroys any strategy, just too good and too big.Woolly Thoctar, Cliffrunner Behemoth: VALUE!Also the funniest thing to do is this: turn 1 mana ramper, turn 2 Mighty Emergence, turn 3 a 7/6 Woolly Thoctar, turn 4 a 7/5 thrag. This play can and WILL destroy any deck.
Well, you want to get one of these plays to start the game: turn 2 Woolly Thoctar or turn 3 Cliffrunner Behemoth with haste and lifelink or turn 2 Mighty Emergence and turn 3 Spellbreaker Behemoth, turn 3 thrag or just something crazy with Mighty Emergence. Then you block or swing with things that will kill opposing creatures just by looking at them.Tips vs control or midrange: play Spellbreaker Behemoth and you win, cast something big and make it stick and you win, or just rely on the haste of Cliffrunner Behemoth and tokens of Rampaging Baloths.Tips in a mirror: the one who gets the biggest thing first wins, board in Where Ancients Tread and change the rules a bit.Tips vs aggro: play thragtusk a single time during the game.My budget decks are supposed to let you have fun! Which is what i think MtG should be about, i try to make these decks as competitive as possible while still leting you to have a blast while playing them. If you can make your friends to spend around 50$ you could buy 2-4(some of my decks are under 10$) of my decks and make the experience even richer! Also don't just copy the whole deck(you can, but if you can improve something DO IT!), if you have a better idea pls let me know, i can't always make the perfect deck and sideboard. Again GL and HF!
This deck has been viewed 1,276 times.