Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍)
vinVintage
Approx. Value:
$60.13
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Avg. CMC 2.27
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Avatar: The Last Airbender
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Avatar: The Last Airbender
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Main Deck - 60 cards, 17 distinct
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Name  Ed. Price Type Cost P T Modified
Rarity Color
Creature (35)
3 Coiling Oracle
$0.20
Creature - Snake Elf Druid
1 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
2 Graypelt Hunter
$0.06
Creature - Human Warrior Ally
2 2 04-Feb-2013 16:00
4 Halimar Excavator
$0.16
Creature - Human Wizard Ally
1 3 04-Feb-2013 16:00
1 Harabaz Druid
$8.14
Creature - Human Druid Ally
0 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
4 Hedron Crab
$2.87
Creature - Crab
0 2 04-Feb-2013 16:00
2 Jhessian Infiltrator
$0.21
Creature - Human Rogue
2 2 04-Feb-2013 16:00
3 Jwari Shapeshifter
$7.64
Creature - Shapeshifter Ally
0 0 04-Feb-2013 16:00
4 Oran-Rief Survivalist
$0.12
Creature - Human Warrior Ally
1 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
1 Sea Gate Loremaster
$6.22
Creature - Merfolk Wizard Ally
1 3 04-Feb-2013 16:00
4 Shorecrasher Mimic
$0.08
Creature - Shapeshifter
2 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
4 Slippery Bogle
$0.95
Creature - Beast
1 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
2 Tajuru Archer
$0.15
Creature - Elf Archer Ally
1 2 04-Feb-2013 16:00
1 Umara Raptor
$0.12
Creature - Bird Ally
1 1 04-Feb-2013 16:00
Artifact (1)
1 Sol Ring
$1.25
Artifact
04-Feb-2013 16:00
Enchantment (4)
4 Favor of the Overbeing
$0.48
Enchantment - Aura
04-Feb-2013 16:00
Land (20)
10 Forest
$0.07
Basic Land - Forest
04-Feb-2013 16:00
10 Island
$0.07
Basic Land - Island
04-Feb-2013 16:00
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
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Notes
 
With the advent of Halimar Excavators, a blue-green ally deck that includes Mimics and Favors for some punch, just got better. Of course, keeping the Hedron Crabs means I retain second-turn grinding possibilities from two sources (Crab followed by a land and Excavator, which are not mutually exclusive). By turn three, this deck could be more than a quarter of the way through an opponent’s deck, through multiple paths. With the right draws, by turn four, the opponent could have no library left at all. I need to consider some bouncing or counter magic. For a mill deck (or most decks, for that matter), this is exceptionally cheap, coming in at 2.03 average cost on a 9/25/3/2/1 curve. The name comes from the E. A. Robinson poem "The Mill," though I think there is no suicide in playing this.
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