I started playing it last night and went 2-0. It's annoying cuz the green spells aren't triggering for my quest. I don't know why.

Yeah, wide strategies should totally wreck you. It's designed specifically for stuff like Rampers Pampers. Glad to hear it works against RDW, i had a concern there.

Broken Will (Aggro/Control)

Blue: 15
1 x Jace, Vryn's Prodigy
4 x Frost Lynx
3 x Whirler Rogue
4 x Countermand
1 x Disciple of the Ring
2 x Willbreaker

Green: 18
4 x Fog
4 x Might of the Masses
4 x Timberland Guide
2 x Evolutionary Leap
3 x Gather the Pack
1 x Nissa, Vastwood Seer

Multi-Color: 3
3 x Bounding Krasis

Land: 24
8 x Island
3 x Forest
2 x Hinterland Harbor
3 x Rogue's Passage
4 x Simic Guildgate
4 x Evolving Wilds


Description: I set out to make a deck to abuse Willbreaker, and this is what I came up with. In essence, your long term plan is to steal their creatures, and control the board. I added plenty of control elements to get you there - in terms of creatures that can tempo your opponent, and fog. I also added some hard counters to protect your creatures, and slow your opponent's late game down. Finally, there is draw in here to help you find your key cards. Without willbreaker in play this is a very good tempo deck. You can use fog to safely attack into your opponent. Your creatures area decent on their own (although by no means the best, they can still hang with most decks).

Once you have your willbreaker in play the deck changes completely. Most of the cards in the deck can target your opponent's creatures. This means that even cards that were originally intended to be boons for your cards, actually steal your opponents creatures instead. Jace, for example, can steal a creature each turn once willbreaker is in play. Rogue's passage becomes tap 5 lands to steal a creature at instant speed, Disciple steals a creature for 1 mana, etc... So bottom line, willbreaker has to be protected once it is in play. Hence the counterspells and Might of the masses (to hopefully save it from direct damage). Finally, evolutionary leap is a star in this deck. All of your creatures are either ETB, or a piece of the combo. Also, it's great to steal their creatures and sack them for a combo element. Good times to be had by all, lol.

This is my first Willbreaker Deck which is working. My record so far: 18:3

Creatures:

2 x Timberland Guide
3 x Whirler Rogue
1 x Disciple of the Ring
2 x Guardian of Tazeem
2 x Willbreaker
2 x Drowner of Hope
1 x Greenwarden of Murasa

Planeswalkers:
1 x Jace, Vryn's Prodigy
1 x Nissa, Vastwood Seer
1 x Kiora, Master of the Depths

Instant:
2 x Disperse
3 x Telling Time
2 x Scatter to the Winds
4 x Spell Shrivel
2 x Natural Connection
1 x Inspiration

Enchantments:
3 x Retreat to Kazandu

Artefacts:
2 x alchemist's vial

Lands:
10 x Island
5 x Forest
2 x Lumbering Falls
2 x Hinterland Harbor
2 x Mortuary Mire
4 x Evolving Wilds


Interessting Card Choices:

- Timberland Guide is in because of triggering Willbreaker and highering the creature count for Kiora
- Retreat to Kazandu is great against Aggro and later triggers Willbreaker with any land coming into play. Being on the play i always play it on turn three. On the draw i always keep the mana open when i have a counter in my hand for opponents acid-moss.

This is a control deck. So be patient. It is very important to hit lands in the first 5-6 rounds. MVP is in my opinion Drowner of Hope which changes the game so often to my advantage.

Very similar to one of mine...but dude, Bounding Krasis FTW!!

Also, I love to have 1 Rogue's Passage for the fatties, in case the Whirlers don't show...and it pings for Willy too...maybe instead of 1 Mire?
And I love 1 Evolpea too...allows you to look for your main threats, gives card advantage and above all, makes Willy way more foolproof