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Lands:
20 Plains

Creatures:
None

Other Spells:
3 Ancestral Tribute
4 Aven Shrine
1 Beacon of Immortality
4 Chromatic Sphere
3 Darkwater Egg
4 Life Burst
3 Mossfire Egg
3 Shadowblood Egg
4 Skycloud Egg
4 Sterling Grove
4 Sungrass Egg
4 Test of Endurance

Egg-shrine-ance.

Description of deck by its author (quoted):
...Next in quantity, people tried very hard to use the new alternative win conditions. Test of Endurance by far received the most submissions of the two, with pretty much every gain-life card attempted at some point or another. Many people rode Atalya, Samite Master to victory with the most successful attempts hiding behind some combination of Ensnaring Bridge, Orim's Chant, and Solitary Confinement. Kudos to people who remembered that Reverse Damage is in Seventh Edition.

The real problem with most Test of Endurance decks was that they either looked like they were as likely to win with creature damage as the Test (and thus weren’t focused), or they didn’t look to me like they would gain 50 life faster than they would lose to opposing decks.

One unique approach came from Lord_Shiner (yes, parents are cruel), who used the model of many Nantuko Shrine decks to try something just crazy enough to work...

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Lord Shiner, original discussed on www.wizards com by Jay Moldenhauer-Salazar.
slightly modified by John Streetz @ www.magicdeckvortex.com

UNIQUE: Test of Endurance - Aven Shrine / Eggs from Odyssey

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