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Nature's Altar.

Description of deck by its author (quoted):
The Deck creates early mana out of elves, and Vernal Bloom, i added a Crop Rotation to help fetching the Gaea's Cradle, that I use with Nemata to make lots of mana and use Whetstone or make even more saprolings that are very helpfull to block, and, if there is one in the table, sacrifice after block with altar of dementia,also there are millstones for a basic deck denial to get advantage for Whetstone, I also added worldly tutor to help fetching nemata, Genesis, to block sacrifice for altar and get back to sacrifice again, and can be used to get nemata back and can be fetched by tutor, and one of the most powerfull features with the altar is Saproling Burst, each Burst can denial 21 cards from my opponent's library, that's also why I added revive, to get the Burst Back and do it again, to help i also added a few Fogs and Moment's Peace, to hold the game while I'm building my combos.

COMMENTS:  What's not to like about an all green mill deck.  Crop rotation was your only penalty as it is banned in a format.  Your deck is a little unfocused, but is good overall.  With the vernal blooms and elves, your mana base is good.  Its amazing what Nemata can do in combination with the Altar; plus, the Saproling Burst cards you are using work well with this idea too.  I would replace the fog with more Genesis cards or Explosive Vegetations.  Other than that, your deck looks solid.  Thank you for the submissions to this contest.

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by Marcelo Risoli, Contest Submission for MILL THRILL

MILL: Altar of Dementia - Saprolings