SetaSoujirou wrote:magma sliver.
Magma Sliver.
With Brood Sliver? Even more
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When I play it's usually with a group of friends, so it's 3, 4, 5+ person games. I "farm" the sliver tokens from Brood Sliver using weak 1/1 slivers, and then throw out a magma sliver. I've done 1200+ dmg to one person in a game before. With an additional Essence Sliver.... Good luck killing me after that.
Ward Slivers. Always a good addition to any sliver deck
I'm disappointed that my buddy (who also has a sliver deck) doesn't have'em. But he's kinda the exact opposite as me, he's only keeping his sliver deck new school, no older ones, while I'm keeping mine ALL old school, none of the newer ones. Lol
Synapse Sliver (your card drawing one). It'd be cool, the only thing is my sliver deck is White/Black/Red/Green. I don't have any blue
I used to have all 5 colors, but found it was getting hard to get all the correct mana, not to mention the size was climbing. I decided to take out blue, as the only thing that was really beneficial from blue slivers I had in my deck at the time as Shifting Sliver. So out went the blue.
My buddy also built a sliver deck, his is all 5 colors. But he uses Gemhide Sliver for that (I think he only has 3 or 4 actual different types of land), and Homing Sliver for when he doesn't get any Gemhide's. Only reason I don't use either, is back to my previous statement, and that I don't like these new slivers. I'm still keeping it old school
vesuvan wrote:Darksteel colossus is one of the best artifact creatures ever printed, and the deck based on it was the only thing that stood a chance against what was the most broken deck in standard since the Urza block in 1998. Shifting sliver and mycosynth Golem are bad cards.
See, maybe that's why our opinions vary so much. I'm just a casual player. I don't play in any tournaments, go to any prereleases, anything hardcore mtg like that. I just play to kick my friends asses in a card game.
But anyway;
vesuvan wrote:It would be very entertaining to see logue's opinion on these cards.
Pernicious Deed; To me, it'd only work really well in a beast deck, as your beasts usually cost a ton to play, and this would eliminate all your "weaker" competition. Personally, if it was me I'd rather go with something like, Mass Calcify if you're using a white deck, or if what you're going for was a clean sweep of the board, then just Akroma's Vengeance. If you're playing AGAINST a white deck, (and yours is red) your best bet is Anarchy.
I just don't quite fancy the card. I don't like losing any of my own stuff.
Umezawa's Jitte; Nothing overly special, so whenever a creature deals dmg, put counters on it, and you can remove counters to either boost said creature, throw some -1/-1's around, or gain some life. I just don't see anything uber special about it.
Reveillark; I'm not a huge fan of the whole Evoke thing, again back to me not liking to lose my own stuff. But I suppose it does give you two creatures thrown right into play. There is some potential there for a cool combo, say throw out a Nantuko Shade, or a cheap dude that produces mana (ex. Druid of the Anima) if you're low on mana. If you're playing a lot of creatures from your graveyard though, I'd rather throw out Reya, or a Debtors' Knell.
EDIT:
SetaSoujirou wrote:My sliver deck consists of both Sun Quan and Shifting, so yeah.
Isn't that kinda redundant? Giving your slivers BOTH Horsemanship AND the ability to only be blocked by other slivers?
