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This has probably been discussed before, but I didn't see it, so at the risk of unneccessary duplication I'm going to post anyway. 
I'm toying with the idea of putting together a deck that will win using Coalition Victory, but is only based on two-colours.
I've decided on blue and green, because they are the most common colours associated with what I'm trying to do -- which is, use colour- and land type-changing to achieve the Coaltion Victory.
Here's a preliminary build. It's off the top of my head, and some of the numbers are a little soft because I'm at work and can't remember exactly how many of each of these 'soft number' cards I've actually got (if any!). I'll mark these with an *
Shifting Coalition Victory (aka Canadian Politics):
Change land type:
4x Reef Shaman
1x Dream Thrush*
4x Sea Snidd
Change creature colour:
4x Tidal Visionary
1x Blind Seer*
4x Kavu Chameleon
2x Rainbow Crow*
2x Shyft
4x Wild Mongrel
Other:
1x Coalition Victory (wish I had more)
4x Counterspell (support for casting Coalition Victory)
4x Mana Leak (ditto)
4x Thwart* (ditto)
1x Library of Leng (to make sure I don't lose what I need before I can cast it)
Lands:
14 Island
6x Forest
I also thought of maybe adding a couple of Last Stands as backup support, maybe a Spellbook, maybe some Shimmering Mirage's (if I have any), and maybe some Rhystic Tutors. I also thought of trying this idea out with R/G instead, based on various Kavu.
I figured I'd stick with basic lands, since getting the various colours of mana is important, but not nearly as important as having all 5 basic land types. Any thoughts on this point are VERY welcome.
Any and all comments/constructive criticisms are welcome and appreciated.
I'm not worried about sticking with only 60 cards in the deck, this is for casual play after all. Also, I'm not keen on Mystical Tutor, for the simple fact that I don't want to reveal to my opponents that my next draw will be Coalition Victory, only to have them mill it away.
thanks for your help, and if you've tried this type of deck already and are willing to share your build and its success (or lack thereof) feel free!
cheers
I'm toying with the idea of putting together a deck that will win using Coalition Victory, but is only based on two-colours.
I've decided on blue and green, because they are the most common colours associated with what I'm trying to do -- which is, use colour- and land type-changing to achieve the Coaltion Victory.
Here's a preliminary build. It's off the top of my head, and some of the numbers are a little soft because I'm at work and can't remember exactly how many of each of these 'soft number' cards I've actually got (if any!). I'll mark these with an *
Shifting Coalition Victory (aka Canadian Politics):
Change land type:
4x Reef Shaman
1x Dream Thrush*
4x Sea Snidd
Change creature colour:
4x Tidal Visionary
1x Blind Seer*
4x Kavu Chameleon
2x Rainbow Crow*
2x Shyft
4x Wild Mongrel
Other:
1x Coalition Victory (wish I had more)
4x Counterspell (support for casting Coalition Victory)
4x Mana Leak (ditto)
4x Thwart* (ditto)
1x Library of Leng (to make sure I don't lose what I need before I can cast it)
Lands:
14 Island
6x Forest
I also thought of maybe adding a couple of Last Stands as backup support, maybe a Spellbook, maybe some Shimmering Mirage's (if I have any), and maybe some Rhystic Tutors. I also thought of trying this idea out with R/G instead, based on various Kavu.
I figured I'd stick with basic lands, since getting the various colours of mana is important, but not nearly as important as having all 5 basic land types. Any thoughts on this point are VERY welcome.
Any and all comments/constructive criticisms are welcome and appreciated.
I'm not worried about sticking with only 60 cards in the deck, this is for casual play after all. Also, I'm not keen on Mystical Tutor, for the simple fact that I don't want to reveal to my opponents that my next draw will be Coalition Victory, only to have them mill it away.
thanks for your help, and if you've tried this type of deck already and are willing to share your build and its success (or lack thereof) feel free!
cheers