Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍) vinVintage
Approx. Value:
$2,559.76

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Avg. CMC 4.59
Card Color Breakdown
Card Type Breakdown

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Main Deck - 60 cards, 34 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (13)
1 Akron Legionnaire
$0.37 Creature - Giant Soldier
1 Colossus of Sardia
$0.25 Artifact Creature - Golem
1 Crash of Rhinos
$0.10 Creature - Rhino
1 Crimson Hellkite
$0.49 Creature - Dragon
1 Deep Spawn
$0.24 Creature - Homarid
1 Dream Fighter
$0.10 Creature - Human Soldier
1 Fyndhorn Elves
$0.83 Creature - Elf Druid
1 Mahamoti Djinn
$0.03 Creature - Djinn
1 Marjhan
$0.53 Creature - Serpent
1 Polar Kraken
$2.74 Creature - Kraken
1 Spirit of the Night
$7.04 Legendary Creature - Demon Spirit
1 Vesuvan Doppelganger
$22.16 Creature - Shapeshifter
1 Veteran Explorer
$0.28 Creature - Human Soldier Scout
Instant (12)
1 Arcane Denial
$3.95 Instant
1 Boomerang
$0.27 Instant
1 Counterspell
$1.16 Instant
2 Force of Will
$68.73 Instant
4 Mana Drain
$43.77 Instant
1 Psionic Blast
$4.54 Instant
1 Ray of Command
$0.17 Instant
1 Worldly Tutor
$12.37 Instant
Sorcery (3)
1 Dream Cache
$0.17 Sorcery
2 Polymorph
$1.52 Sorcery
Artifact (5)
2 Helm of Obedience
$44.51 Artifact
1 Icy Manipulator
$0.06 Artifact
2 Sky Diamond
$0.13 Artifact
Enchantment (5)
2 Ancestral Knowledge
$3.72 Enchantment
1 Call of the Wild
$0.30 Enchantment
2 Control Magic
$1.10 Enchantment - Aura
Land (22)
3 Forest
$0.08 Basic Land - Forest
13 Island
$0.09 Basic Land - Island
1 Soldevi Excavations
$12.52 Land
1 Tolaria
$6.30 Legendary Land
4 Tropical Island
$516.72 Land - Forest Island
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Notes
 
Source: Inquest #29 (Sept 1997), p.84; author: Mike Searle

2nd Place (10-3)

"This deck makes people's head swim.  It's got the highest casting-cost cards in every colour - which just happen to be creatures like Spirit of the Night, Crimson Hellkite and Colossus of Sardia - with no way to cast most of them naturally.  Though grounded in a classic counter / control strategy, the Uncastable Deck uses nifty cards like Polymorph and Call of the Wild to get huge creatures into play for affordable cost - who cares if they're not the colours played in the deck.  It takes a lot of planning and careful thinking to pull off, but no one can pass up Polar Krakens for four mana!"
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