Lands:
7 Forest
7 Island
4 Simic Growth Chamber
4 Terramorphic Expanse
1 Swamp
Creatures:
4 Llanowar Elves
2 Sage of Epityr
4 Coiling Oracle
3 Dream Stalker
4 Drift of Phantasms
1 Ana Battlemage
1 Citanul Woodreaders
1 Civic Wayfinder
2 Tolarian Sentinel
1 Indrik Stomphowler
1 Deadwood Treefolk
1 Vorosh, the Hunter
Other Spells:
4 Mark of Eviction
3 Utopia Vow
4 Reality Acid
1 Cloudstone Curio |
  Acidic
GU.
Description of deck by its author (quoted):
What makes Reality Acid interesting (even
exciting!) is twofold. One, unlike some of the other cards with
vanishing, like Deadly Grub or Chronozoa, Reality Acid's ability can
trigger even if there are time counters still on it. And two, its
ability doesn't trigger when it's put into a graveyard from play, but
rather when it leaves play! This is a huge advantage, since it means
that you can force your opponent to sacrifice a permanent if you can
bounce Reality Acid back to your hand. If only there was a way for a
blue deck to do that ...
Fortunately, there isn't a way, but many, many ways.
Dream Stalker, Drake Familiar, and Tolarian Sentinel all spring to mind.
If you play with other enchantments (say, Mark of Eviction), Cloudstone
Curio will be very strong.
I'm pretty excited about some of the green cards from
Planar Chaos, like Ana Battlemage and Citanul Woodreaders (both of which
can fetched with Drift of Phantasms). Deadwood Treefolk, thus named
because it has the foulest mouth among all of Dominaria's creatures, is
similar to Firemaw Kavu in that it has abilities that trigger both when it
comes into play and when it leaves play. This makes him pretty ridiculous
in the late game, especially alongside Tolarian Sentinel. (As a side note:
Deadwood Treefolk + Astral Slide = Best Friends Forever.) |
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