Andrew Purvis's To Have and Have Not
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍) vinVintage
Approx. Value:
$151.46

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Avg. CMC 2.67
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Main Deck - 60 cards, 19 distinct
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Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (20)
3 Blood Seeker
$0.15 Creature - Vampire Shaman
3 Gatekeeper of Malakir
$0.25 Creature - Vampire Warrior
3 Guul Draz Assassin
$1.94 Creature - Vampire Assassin
1 Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet
$4.42 Legendary Creature - Vampire Warrior
2 Mortician Beetle
$0.40 Creature - Insect
3 Pulse Tracker
$0.16 Creature - Vampire Rogue
2 Royal Assassin
$0.68 Creature - Human Assassin
3 Vampire Hexmage
$0.29 Creature - Vampire Shaman
Instant (12)
4 Dark Ritual
$2.87 Instant
3 Echoing Decay
$0.23 Instant
3 Terror
$0.20 Instant
2 Unmake
$0.42 Instant
Sorcery (2)
1 Demonic Tutor
$38.04 Sorcery
1 Festering March
$0.22 Sorcery
Artifact (1)
1 Sensei's Divining Top
$26.32 Artifact
Enchantment (3)
3 Banewasp Affliction
$0.07 Enchantment - Aura
Planeswalker (2)
1 Liliana Vess
$5.20 Legendary Planeswalker - Liliana
1 Sorin Markov
$11.91 Legendary Planeswalker - Sorin
Land (20)
20 Swamp
$2.05 Basic Land - Swamp
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Notes
 
The idea is that an opponent suffers from creatures coming into play and from sacrificing creatures (Mortician Beetles). Festering March, Lilliana Vess, and Echoing Decay keep smaller creatures in line, while Kalitas and Royal Assassins keep everything else under control. Banewasp Afflictions punish for large creatures, and Vampire Hexmages make it painful to pay to pump level-up creatures. It was a deck of its times, and it did well. The 2.15 average cost was nice, coming on a stretched 13/19/4/0/2/1/1 curve that all but ensured I would have things to cast throughout and could deliver big titles by mid-game,
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