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Lands:
12 Plains
12 Swamp

Creatures:
4 Keeper of the Light
4 Benalish Knight
4 Necrite
4 Crusading Knight
1 Dread Wight
1 Spirit of the Night

Other Spells:
4 Devouring Light
4 Fill with Fright
3 Reckless Spite
3 Blanket of Night
2 Smite
2 Leshrac's Rite

Knighty Night.

Description of deck by it's author (quoted):
The beautiful thing about this deck is that it sticks to its bizarre deckbuilding constraint while remaining not only functional, but actually synergistic. Keeper of the Light works very well with Reckless Spite, turning it into an almost Well-Considered Spite. The more important “combo” is Crusading Knight and Blanket of Night, which, coincidentally, I mentioned in passing while discussing a Nightcreep deck a few weeks ago. Leshrac's Rite is also very useful when every land in play is a Swamp, although it doesn't help Crusading Knight and Spirit of the Night due to their Protection from Black.

Now, there could be other cards in there, for sure. White Knight and Silver Knight seem like good fits, as does Black Knight. Bathe in Light might also be good. Personally, I like how Michael didn't just make a Knight theme deck. That would be the easy way out. That's just not what this column is about. (I promise that that will be the last pair of rhyming sentences in the body of this article).

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by Michael Kioski, www.wizards.com, talked about by Chris Millar

THEME: Rhyming Deck - 'ite'

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