Julukki's Vlad's Abyssal Terror
 
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Main Deck - 50 cards, 18 distinct
Columns
Name  Race Type Cost Edition
Unit (28)
3 Abyssal Terror Neutral Unit 6 Hidden Kingdoms
3 Blood Dragon Knight Neutral Unit 4 Legends
3 Cackling Hexwrath Neutral Unit 2 Hidden Kingdoms
3 Lord of the Dead Neutral Unit 4 Hidden Kingdoms
2 Mannfred von Carstein Neutral Unit 3 The Inevitable City
3 Restless Corpse Neutral Unit 2 The Ruinous Hordes
3 Skeletal Horde Neutral Unit 2 March of the Damned
3 Swarm of Bats Neutral Unit 2 Legends
3 Wight Lord Neutral Unit 5 March of the Damned
2 Zombie Dragon Neutral Unit 6 Karaz a Karak
Legend (3)
3 Count Vlad Von Carstein Neutral Legend 5 Hidden Kingdoms
Tactic (13)
2 Beguile Neutral Tactic 2 March of the Damned
3 Danse Macabre Neutral Tactic 2 Signs in the Stars
2 Ghostly Apparition Neutral Tactic 1 Portent of Doom
3 Invocation of Nehek Neutral Tactic 1 Hidden Kingdoms
3 Raise Dead Neutral Tactic 4 March of the Damned
Support (6)
3 Burial Mound Neutral Support 2 The Iron Rock
3 Paranoia Neutral Support 1 Karaz a Karak
Sideboard - 5 cards, 2 distinct
Name  Race Type Cost Edition
Unit (3)
3 Enraged Varghulf Neutral Unit 4 March of the Damned
Support (2)
2 Corpse Cart Neutral Support 1 March of the Damned

Notes
 
An undead-only deck.

- Discard your deck as fast as you can and win the game with Count Vlad Von Carstein's game-changing ability.
- The Zombie Dragons like it when you have lots of units in play while the Abyssal Terrors like it when you have many units in the discard pile. Both will benefit from the high unit concentration.
- Raise Dead helps you when your key units get discarded and you would like to keep them in play instead of resorting to necromancy.

Second thought: add Corse Carts back and remove something?
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