I love your pronounciation of deck. Makes the vid so much more entertaining
Evoleap is the core of the deck's CA engine and the deck does utilize it's own GY. Revelation finds Leap and fuels the 'yard.
Calls deck consistent.. builds around a two-of.. doesn't see planeswalker wincons until the last twenty Cards.. survives bc opponent durdles just as hard.. seems legit.
... And never sees any of his non-support cards. This is roughly equivalent to beating an aura deck that lost with a handful of auras, but never saw a creature. (In 13 ? Turns...)
Btw, OP... That deck needs a bunch more two drops IMO. Or you need to play your 2/4 drop card (forget the name) whether you get full value or not. You lost because you never pressured him, at all. Either go midrange, or go early game... You can't do both. P.s.: your other two decks looked pretty good IMO.
Pp.s.: don't slow play a slower deck. You were the beatdown the entire game, and you let yourself think you needed to be conservative.
Thanks for the advice man. I will certainly try some changes. The 2/4 (can't be remember the name either
) should indeed be an auto-include, but I don't like auto-includes...
It's true that the deck starts running on three/four mana and there are few 2drop creatures. Two mana costs are usually the control cards in this deck. I'll probably let the telepath go. I like to play it, cause it's funny... But it isn't always consistent. But I guess all my decks will be getting a revamp soon with BFZ.
I was totally aware of the beatdown. I just didn't see a solution in those circumstances...
Once again, thx for the advice, appreciate it!
His Jund deck certainly looked solid.
Thx Beast! Fun to play it too!