Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍) modModern
Approx. Value:
$42.84

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Avg. CMC 2.6
Card Color Breakdown
Card Type Breakdown

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Main Deck - 60 cards, 19 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (29)
4 Aquastrand Spider
$0.22 Creature - Spider Mutant
1 Battering Krasis
$0.04 Creature - Shark Beast
2 Cloudfin Raptor
$0.20 Creature - Bird Mutant
2 Elusive Krasis
$0.35 Creature - Fish Mutant
4 Experiment One
$0.40 Creature - Human Ooze
2 Plaxcaster Frogling
$0.42 Creature - Frog Mutant
2 Shambleshark
$0.04 Creature - Shark Crab
4 Simic Initiate
$0.11 Creature - Human Mutant
4 Thrummingbird
$0.28 Creature - Phyrexian Bird Horror
4 Vigean Hydropon
$0.11 Creature - Plant Mutant
Instant (5)
2 Fuel for the Cause
$0.41 Instant
3 Steady Progress
$0.34 Instant
Artifact (3)
3 Contagion Clasp
$0.57 Artifact
Enchantment (2)
2 Inexorable Tide
$13.64 Enchantment
Planeswalker (1)
1 Kiora, Master of the Depths
$2.10 Legendary Planeswalker - Kiora
Land (20)
9 Forest
$0.07 Basic Land - Forest
1 Hinterland Harbor
$1.64 Land
9 Island
$0.10 Basic Land - Island
1 Llanowar Reborn
$0.20 Land
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Notes
 
This is a borderline 3-star/4-star, but I think there are too many ways it can work not to bump it over the line (I expect a 2-2 projection). While a good number (27) of the cards have shown up in other decks, they have been scattered across many. Here, every non-land card (and one land) deals with counters in some fashion or another. They all have counters, grant counters, or produce more counters. As with some of its distant cousins, not all successful—though Beast Mode stands as a clear example of what can go right—this one risks mana problems, but almost any start that gets to three land within the first four turns should grow fairly well. The 10/13/12/3/2 curve averages 2.35, which is getting a little high, but the higher-cost spells all have significant value. The name comes from the photography technique that exposes paper twice, while it rests in developer, the silver piling up and producing a halo-effect around dark areas.
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