BR Rat deck

[Limited]

Just wanted to share:

Creatures (26)
1x Deathmask Nezumi
4x Hellhole Rats
2x Ink-Eyes
1x Marrow-Gnawer
4x Nezumi Cutthroat
2x Nezumi Shortfang
3x Okiba-Gang Shinobi
1x Patron of the Nezumi
2x Ratcatcher
4x Ravenous Rats
2x Throatslitter
Spells (10)
3x Death Denied
3x Night Dealings
1x Rain of Gore
3x Wrecking Ball
Lands(24)
7x Mountain
2x Rix Maadi, Dungeon Palace
1x Shizo, Death's Storehouse
14x Swamp

 

[train]

If you're not doing type 2 - do you have any coat of arms?

 

[Limited]

I don't own a Coat of Arms, but I also play a lot of multiplayer game with a lof of 'tribal enthusiasts'.. so Coat of Arms might end up helping my opponents more than it would help myself.

 

[Spiderman]

I borrowed this deck for a 2HG game on another board (and there's another thread here devoted to it). So far it's doing pretty good, turn 5 Ink-Eyes gaining control of a Qumolox...

 

[train]

Okay - if no coat - Bad Moon is out again right?... Maybe run it also?

Nothing worse than beefy rats...

 

[Limited]

If I can get my hands on a black-bordered Bad Moon, I'll run it.

 

[train]

May I ask why it has to be black-bordered?...

(It works the same with a non-black border...)

 

[Limited]

Personal preference I guess.. I think white-bordered cards are ugly. I tend to build decks that use black-bordered cards exclusively and most of the times even go so far as not mixing the old and new cardface.

I'm funny that way.

 

[train]

So the name Limited... can have added meaning then...

Cool enough...

 

[Limited]

Its true I enjoy using a limited cardpool to create decks; not necessarily a 'limited' format like draft, but restrictions within constructed deckbuilding for 'the look'.

And when a deck seems to come together holding to those restrictions, I really enjoy playing them.

 

[train]

I limit myself to "no blue"...

And then I force myself to have a good percentage of utility - so it's hard for me to build many "4 of" decks for that reason...

I guess according to those, I have my limits too...

"Every deck should be a toolbox..."