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Lands:
5 Forest
6 Plains
4 Treetop Village
4 Windbrisk Heights
4 Wooded Bastion

Creatures:
4 Kitchen Finks
4 Cloudgoat Ranger
4 Twilight Shepherd

Other Spells:
2 Behemoth Sledge
4 Fertile Ground
3 Garruk Wildspeaker
2 Rampant Growth
4 Ajani Goldmane
2 Martial Coup
4 Path to Exile
4 Spectral Procession

Sideboard:
1 Behemoth Sledge
4 Cloudthresher
4 Aura of Silence
4 Hallowed Burial
2 Martial Coup

G/W Mana Ramp 2009.

Description of deck by its author (quoted):
(Blogged 8/9/09) So I was working on this week’s Top Decks and my good friend Paul Jordan insisted that I write about the G/W decks that did so well in Honolulu (sorry - you will have to wait until Thursday to read about those if you haven’t seen them yet).

However as you know I am a crazy lunatic when it comes to building decks, and the thought of summoning Thornling was pretty insane to me… I mean imagine Thornling wearing a Behemoth Sledge! I couldn’t get that image out of my brain. So of course I procrastinated tonight and have not as of yet completed my Top Decks article… But I did produce a new deck!

As you can see Thornling did not actually make the cut, unfortunately

The mana might need a little bit of work… I’ve had some issues getting my Green when I need it, but nothing serious so far.

The sideboard probably needs lots of work. Rhox Meditant and Captured Sunlight as a combo are probably better than the insane number of overcosted Wrath of God sweepers I have been consistently trying to side in. Hallowed Burial, now that I think of it, is probably kind of dumb relative to good old Wrath of God… I mean I am the one going for the persist combo, right?

Another thought is to reduce the curve a little bit to play Knight of the White Orchid and a set of Borderposts… But I haven’t thought that far into the future yet.

The deck is like halfway between a Jund Mana Ramp deck (note the Garruk Wildspeaker + Fertile Ground goodbadness and G/W Tokens. The Jund side allows me to play Jund-expensive super pricey cards like Martial Coup and Twilight Shepherd; from Tokens side I trade in the Overruns for some more expensive board controlling cards, while completing the Garruk package.

And what about Twilight Shepherd? She hasn’t been seen since G/W Little Kid!

Basically I wanted to integrate the Murderous Redcap-style B/W Persist engine into my deck, and Twilight Shepherd has persist. Meanwhile it is also a nice spell in general! This card has elicited numerous on-the-spot concessions.

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by Mike Flores @ fivewithflores.com

BEATDOWN: Kitchen Finks / Cloudgoat Ranger - Twilight Shepherd / Martial Coup

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