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4 Helldozer
4 Rolling Spoil
4 Farseek
4 Putrefy
4 Last Gasp
2 Nightmare Void
4 Golgari Signet
4 Dimir Guildmage
4 Carven Caryatid
4 Grave-Shell Scarab

4 Overgrown Tomb
2 Watery Grave
2 Svogthos, the Restless Tomb
7 Swamp
7 Forest

Sideboard
4 Leyline of the Void
4 Keening Banshee
4 Shadow of Doubt
3 ?
Helldozer Control.

Description of deck by it's author (quoted):
This deck seeks to control your opponents creatures in the early game through Putrefy and Last Gasp, and blocking with Caryatid. It can also force discard through Nightmare Void and Dimir Guildmage. Until you reach mana for Helldozer, Rolling Spoil can deal with Vitu-Ghazi or dual lands; destroying a dual and denying your opponent two colours they don't have other access to is gravy, and it can also clear out saprolings, Birds, and Dark Confidant among others. The top end threats are Helldozer and Grave-Shell Scarab. Dozer will have little problem wrecking peoples manabases, and Grave-Shell Scarab is generally hard to deal with. While you will hope to have few creatures in the graveyard, Svogthos is additional back up.

I was originally going to splash white as well as blue (to support Guildmage) for Moratorium Stone to prevent Life From the Loam from messing up the plans, but Leyline of the Void is probably better in most cases; prevention is better than cure, apparently.

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by Michael Howell  @ www.mtgparadise.com

CONTROL: Helldozer - Putrefy / Last Gasp / Rolling Spoil

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