4 Helm Of Possession
2 Skull Catapult
2 Sword Of The Ages
4 Myr Servitor
4 Ashen Ghoul
2 Liege Of The Pit
2 Lord Of The Pit
4 Nether Shadow
4 Nether Traitor
2 Dauthi Embrace
2 Gate To Phyrexia
4 Mishra, Artificer Prodigy
15 Swamp
4 Crosis's Catacombs
2 Salt Marsh
2 Urborg Volcano
1 Phyrexian Tower |
   Mishra
Demands Servitors!Description of deck by its author (quoted):
Myr Servitor always seemed like a solid enough
creature for the tricks you can do with it. It just needs a partner to
play nice. Well, with Mishra, you can now get yourself that partner. Once
that is settled, you can build from there.
Okay, here we have a deck where Mishra's power is
amazing and… um… hmmm…? Let's try this again.
Here we have a deck where Mishra's power has been turned
into a glorified utility creature. It can get extra Servitors, Catapults,
and Helms. Other than that, he's a superfluous 4/4 beater in a recursion
deck.
I like the non-Mishra elements of the deck. The Pit
Demons are a nice touch, the Sword a fun card, the Gate a classic Abe
card, the Skull Catapult a hidden Goblin Bombardment, the Helm of
Possession an underused card and the Ashen Ghoul / Myr Servitor / Nether
Shadow / Nether Traitor combo is just fun!
Still, this deck has no Buried Alive, no Bazaar of
Baghdad, no Phyrexian Vault, no Tolarian Serpent… not even a single Altar
of Dementia. This is not a great deck, and it will not live in the annals
of Casual Magicdom.
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