Andrew Purvis's Gecko and Felson Plot Revenge
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (legal 👍) legLegacy
Approx. Value:
$80.72

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Avg. CMC 3.76
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Main Deck - 70 cards, 19 distinct
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Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (33)
2 Crash of Rhinos
$0.10 Creature - Rhino
4 Elvish Bard
$0.13 Creature - Elf Shaman Bard
4 Elvish Spirit Guide
$3.44 Creature - Elf Spirit
4 Fyndhorn Elder
$0.21 Creature - Elf Druid
4 Juniper Order Druid
$0.10 Creature - Human Cleric Druid
1 Kaysa
$3.63 Legendary Creature - Elf Druid
3 Killer Bees
$0.24 Creature - Insect
4 Ley Druid
$0.17 Creature - Human Druid
2 Llanowar Elves
$0.40 Creature - Elf Druid
4 Scaled Wurm
$0.15 Creature - Wurm
1 Uktabi Wildcats
$0.54 Creature - Cat
Instant (3)
3 Worldly Tutor
$15.51 Instant
Artifact (1)
1 Jayemdae Tome
$0.03 Artifact
Enchantment (10)
1 Aspect of Wolf
$0.55 Enchantment - Aura
1 Nature's Wrath
$1.27 Enchantment
4 Venom
$0.18 Enchantment - Aura
4 Wild Growth
$0.43 Enchantment - Aura
Land (23)
22 Forest
$0.08 Basic Land - Forest
1 Maze of Ith
$5.45 Land
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Notes
 
This was supposed to be fast, green, and big. It scored on being green and big. Facing Purvicide twice was probably the wrong test of the concept, too. Ultimately, the huge cost bulge at the 3-spot was too much. Averaging a whopping 3.57 on a 9/1/23/1/6/1/0/6 curve (70 cards!), this probably never had any real hope. The name derives from Gordon Gecko's most famous quote—"Greed, in a word, is good"—and from the main character in The Hustler (and thus The Color of Money, which is green), "Fast Eddie" Felson. Hence, green is good. Yeah, I was reaching, and not just on the name.
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