While the prerelease was a couple weeks ago, the one on MTGO I played on Saturday (the deck was horrible and we won't speak of it again) reminded me of the deck I crafted from my Gideon box. There wasn't too much to work with in the prerelease box, but let's take a look at what I had and what I built, but maybe there's something else I could have run with...
Green/White Prerelease Deck
2-2-0 at Red Battle Games, 12 July 2015
Creaturesx1 Akroan Jailerx1 Anointer of Champions x1 Knight of the White Orchid (Promo) x1 Cleric of the Forward Order x1 Elvish Visionary x1 Herald of the Pantheon x1 Citadel Castellan x1 Blessed Spirits x1 Knight of the Pilgrim's Road x1 Orchard Spirit x1 Ampryn Tactician x1 Charging Griffin x1 Outland Colossus x1 Gaea's Revenge Landx8 Plainsx7 Forest | Artifactsx2 Alchemist's VialOther Spellsx1 Might of the Massesx1 Celestial Flare x2 Mantle of Webs x1 Mighty Leap x1 Murder Investigation x1 Healing Hands x1 Vine Snare x1 Supression Bonds x1 Joraga Invocation |
Given some of the limited bombs I had in Green and the great supporting white cards, I felt my path was clear...
Looking back now, some sort of Blue/Red deck might have worked. I had Shivan Reef for mana, Harbinger of Tides, all the Send to Sleeps, and then Molten Vortex and some other cool red spells. Instead, I went with some weird blend of White/Green that worked some of the time. I'm thinking if I were to do it over, I'd add another land or two (lack of Evolving Wilds for color fixing) and I'd lose Herald of the Pantheon. An earlier version of the deck had more enchantments and with only three, this card served really no purpose. I probably should have dropped in Hixus instead, or done something with Zendikar's Roil. I kind of see my mistake now... Of course, all hindsight is 20/20, so it's easy to judge my mistakes and know exactly how to go about resolving them.
Now it's your turn... What could have made my deck that much better? Could I have taken the contents of my prerelease box and made something better in other colors? Let me know in the comments below. It's always great to learn from one's mistakes.
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