Lands:
6 Forest
4 Grove of the Burnwillows
1 Miren, the Moaning Well
6 Mountain
2 Mutavault
1 Skarrg, the Rage Pits
4 Stomping Ground
Creatures:
1 Anger
2 Eternal Witness
4 Flamekin Harbinger
1 Genesis
4 Incandescent Soulstoke
3 Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker
1 Living Hive
4 Sakura-Tribe Elder
3 Spitebellows
4 Walker of the Grove
Other Spells:
4 Farseek
2 Greater Good
3 Pandemonium |
  Super
Grover.
Description of deck by its author
(quoted):
The last batch of decks was inspired by an
email from Connor, a House of Cards reader and Cube Draft enthusiast
that I had the privilege of meeting while I was in New York attending
the Magic World Championships. I suggested that he ship me some combo
ideas and, recently, he did just that. Of his combo, he writes:
The interaction is between Pandemonium and Evoke. Now,
Pandemonium is probably one of the most overused Casual Combo Cards, but
nonetheless, I feel that this interaction is strong enough that it
warrants further investigation. The card that opened my eyes originally
to this beautiful pairing was the equally beautiful Walker of the Grove
from the somewhat recent Morningtide expansion. When evoked, it will not
only deal the seven from the Walker, but the four from the token it
spawns (however it goes about doing that). I do not need to tell you
that This Is Awesome. From there, the deck builds itself.
After an abbreviated attempt at a list, he continued:
Okay, maybe the deck doesn't build itself, but it has
the makings of AWESOME. My favorite interaction has to be with
Æthersnipe which, when triggers are ordered right, can be a Fanning the
Flames for 4 with buyback (normally costing 7RR) for 1UU.
Unfortunately, for this deck I left out the
Æthersnipes, but I did include the Spitebellows that Connor used (that's
six on the way in and six to a creature on the way out). Incandescent
Soulstoke is a great way to cheat expensive Elementals like Walker of
the Grove (and Living Hive) into play, and the mandatory end-of-turn
sacrifice ensures that they will leave play as well. Kiki-Jiki, Mirror
Breaker is great with both comes-into-play effects and leaves-play
effects for the same reason. You can evoke your guys for cheap and copy
them while their self-sacrifice trigger is on the stack to get double
the leaves-play effect for a fraction of the price. Flamekin Harbinger,
Sakura-Tribe Elder, and Eternal Witness are also fine creatures to copy.
Greater Good provides another way to make your Morningtide evokers leave
play while simultaneously drawing you lots of cards. Here's where I
ended up, and, yes, I should probably have some Nova Chasers in there.
As always, season to taste.
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