loyn88's Invisi-Blade

Invisi-Blade

Type:

Deck Idea
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vinVintage

Approx. Value:

$215.43

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Avg. CMC 2.93

Card Color Breakdown

Card Type Breakdown

Main Deck - 60 cards, 19 distinct

Columns

	Name	Edition	$	Type	Cost
	Name	Rarity	$	Type	Color
Creature (10)
1	Geist of Saint Traft		$0.72	Legendary Creature - Spirit Cleric
4	Invisible Stalker		$0.59	Creature - Human Rogue
3	Snapcaster Mage		$16.52	Creature - Human Wizard
2	Sun Titan		$0.28	Creature - Giant
Instant (11)
2	Dismember		$3.13	Instant
1	Dissipate		$0.10	Instant
4	Mana Leak		$0.17	Instant
4	Think Twice		$0.08	Instant
Sorcery (8)
2	Day of Judgment		$1.59	Sorcery
2	Divine Reckoning		$0.53	Sorcery
4	Ponder		$2.31	Sorcery
Artifact (4)
2	Sword of Feast and Famine		$33.80	Artifact - Equipment
2	Sword of War and Peace		$8.23	Artifact - Equipment
Enchantment (3)
3	Oblivion Ring		$0.30	Enchantment
Land (24)
4	Glacial Fortress		$0.80	Land
7	Island		$0.12	Basic Land - Island
2	Moorland Haunt		$0.23	Land
7	Plains		$0.06	Basic Land - Plains
4	Seachrome Coast		$3.02	Land

Sideboard - 16 cards, 6 distinct

Comments

Justin Short | 14-Oct-2011 19:52

I'm inclined to say drop one mental misstep for another nevermore, but I'm a fan of the card, and it would be good to assure drawing it by turn four, so another copy wouldn't hurt.
Nick Loy | 14-Oct-2011 19:04

yea man i have still considered taking image out for the sphinx, but he could be another sun titan or snapcaster or one of their's if need be, but i do agree with the maybe about him. i guess yea with playtesting i should be able to see if he is useful or not. also, what do you think about the sideboard?
Justin Short | 14-Oct-2011 18:59

Still not certain I see the merit in having a single phantasmal image in the deck, but if you find it useful, go for it. The Moorland Haunt's a good idea to use up spare mana to flood the field with chumps. Looks good, overall, but the proof's in the playtesting.

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