4
Festering Goblin
4 Goblin Taskmaster
4 Goblin Raider
4 Goblin Glider
4 Cabal Slaver
4 Goblin Chariot
4 Chain of Plasma
4 Chainer's Edict
4 Smother
4 Dirge of Dread
9 Mountain
9 Swamp
2 Goblin Burrows
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Description of deck by it's author
(quoted):
 Cabal
Slaver is probably my favorite Goblinabler in Onslaught. I like that it
turns Goblin decks into something other than mono-red, and I like how
dangerous it makes even a 1/1 Raging Goblin. I also like that it lets me
use Festering Goblin, the lone nonred Goblin in Standard right now. Poor
Festering Goblin.
There isn't a lot of subtlety when using Cabal Slaver. In fact, Cabal
Slaver allows normal speedy Goblin decks to act like normal speedy
black-red decks: A lot of disruption in the form of discard and creature
removal, with a lot of aggressive critters to end the game. The real
trick is figuring out which non-Goblin cards to use, as both red and
black have some killer choices. Some examples of cards to consider are
Shock, Firebolt, Volcanic Hammer, Smother, Chainer's Edict, Duress,
Cabal Therapy, Chain of Plasma, Chain of Smog, Unholy Strength, and
Mesmeric Fiend. Your choice will depend on the kinds of decks your
friends tend to play and what suits your style. Pick any two or three
off the list above, though, and you have a solid support strategy for
your enslaved Goblins.
In the deck below, I have gone a little overboard trying to ensure my
Goblins won't get blocked. The decks in "House of Cards" are meant to
push this kind of mental envelope, but you should obviously try what you
think is best.
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