4 Chimeric Idol
4 Chimeric Sphere
4 Chimeric Egg
4 Chimeric Staff
4 Story Circle
4 Planar Collapse
4 Rout
4 Razor Barrier
2 Second Sunrise
2 Ritual of Restoration
2 Kor Haven
2 Kjeldoran Outpost
2 Forbidding Watchtower
2 Stalking Stones
16 Plains |
 Brown
Weenie.
Description of deck by it's author
(quoted):
Back to the Egg. A more serious take on something that
comes in and out of creature shape might be to use creature sweepers. This
has the double benefit of destroying threats and requiring your opponents
to play new spells, if they want to renew their board presence. And as a
bonus, we get to work a little “chimeric” theme into the deal.
You’re likely to inspire a bit of early attention if you drop down the
Planar Collapse all quick-like, but white can handle that sort of thing
better than most colors. The nifty thing about an early Planar Collapse is
that red and black players often have no solution to it – if they can’t
make it past your chimeric stuff with the creature(s) they have, they’ll
have to (a) resort to killing other creatures so that they can play under
the limit-of-four, or (b) bite the bullet and lay down that extra creature
that will trigger the Collapse on your turn. Either way, the Collapse is
highly effective against these colors. Against heavy white or green, you
can either leave the Collapses in to absorb stuff like Naturalize so your
artifacts stick around, or replace them with another Wrath of God variant.
The Sunrises are there to counteract other players’ untimely board
sweepers – this deck can’t afford Shatterstorm! If you’re not worried
about that sort of thing, basic utility like Disenchant is fine.
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