Descent into madness

This is a theme deck (Like this deck: http://www.mtgvault.com/puschkin/decks/the-flying-dutchman/ )
This deck is not designed for any form of play. This deck is meant to tell a story.

I designed this deck soley to tell a story. I can never see it performing in even casual without a major overhaul.

Once, there was a man named Eradus who spiraled down into madness. This is his tale:
It started with some Bumps in the Night.
The Bumps grew into terrors, and Eradus began hearing voices, voices that tormented him. Crows flocked his house, and Accursed Spirits passed his house at night. He began to hear scratching behind the cellar door, and dread crept over him and his wife. Eventually, Eradus began his descent into madness fully when some persistent nightmares followed him. He developed a fear of the number thirteen, and constantly lapsed into fevered visions of unknown things. At night, the horrors of his childhood crawled from under the floorboards. His shadows became spiteful, his perception, was shattered, and his body wracked with madness. The final straw was when he made the Gruesome Discovery that he killed his wife during the bad moon, and, in a final, desperate raving, drawn from his glimpses of the beyond, led him to fling himself of a high ledge in an infernal plunge. He is not remembered now, just another Victim of the night. But he wanders the world, driven by a haunted wind, a tormented soul, Wracked with madness.

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