2 Blinking Spirit
4 Kami of Ancient Law
4 Kami of False Hope
3 Kira, Greater Glass-Spinner
1 Oyobi, Who Split the Heavens
3 Yomiji, Who Bars the Way
1 Yosei, the Morning Star
3 Abolish
3 Ribbons of the Reikai
4 Claws of Gix
4 Cryptic Gateway
2 Kirtar’s Wrath
4 Gods’ Eye, Gate to the Reikai
3 Cloudcrest Lake
11 Plains
8 Island |
  Cry
Me a River.
Description of deck by it's author
(quoted):
This is a deck I enjoy a lot. It has a lot of
nifty little tricks, mostly thanks to the Cryptic Gateway. Obviously,
you can use the gateway to bring out the bigger Spirits, but can also
set up a neat lock. Tap two spirits to bring out Yosei, the Morning
Star. Tap it and another creature, and with this ability on the stack
sacrifice Yosei, the Morning Star to Claws of Gix. With Yomiji, Who Bars
the Way in play, Yosei is returned to your hand. The Cryptic Gateway's
ability resolves and you get to put Yosei back into play.
Recurring a Gods’ Eye, Gate to the Reikai might set up
quite a weenie hord. It is just too bad that Oyobi, Who Split the Heavens
doesn't trigger on a Spirit coming into play..
Kirtar’s Wrath was made for Cryptic Gateway (like Bedlam
was made for Blinding Angel). It clears the board and gives you the most
minimal requirements for dropping a big Spirit into play right before your
turn starts.
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