W/G Humans 2.0 60 cards, 15 sideboard 1 {Ghost Quarter} 4 {Sunpetal Grove} 2 {Gavony Township} 3 {Razorverge Thicket} 8 {Plains} 4 {Forest} 22 lands 1 {Angelic Overseer} 4 {Doomed Traveler} 1 {Hero of Bladehold} 2 {Grand Abolisher} 4 {Gideon's Lawkeeper} 1 {Mikaeus, the Lunarch} 3 {Mirran Crusader} 4 {Champion of the Parish} 2 {Mayor of Avabruck} 4 {Avacyn's Pilgrim} 26 creatures 4 {Honor of the Pure} 4 {Sword of War and Peace} 4 {Oblivion Ring} 12 other spells Sideboard 1 {Revoke Existence} 3 {Rebuke} 1 {Divine Offering} 2 {Creeping Corrosion} 1 {Grand Abolisher} 2 {Timely Reinforcements} 1 {Ghost Quarter} 2 {Purify the Grave} 2 {Surgical Extraction} 15 sideboard cards Notes: |
Quote from: Karrthus on January 19, 2012, 03:24:04 AM
I would take out the {Honor of the Pure} and add {Day of Judgement}. the bad thing about WW is they usually don't have a hand very long, so you blow the board then they're playing off the top of their deck.
Quote from: Alaskanice on January 17, 2012, 11:59:05 PMDoJ in sideboard.
Here is my updated deck. I am wondering, is there anything I can really change up for mirror match up /regular WW? It is A pretty big part of the meta game at FNM.
Quote from: Alaskanice on January 21, 2012, 02:18:10 AMYay!
Well, forgot to side in {day of judgement}, but still ended up winning in our tournament.
Quote from: Alaskanice on January 21, 2012, 02:36:22 AM
RDW, infect, some form of WW, delver, then a grand architect style deck. Those Are from most to least that i saw.
Quote from: InfinitiveDivinity on January 21, 2012, 07:51:55 AMI run both, and it works well. If they are only running 1 of a card on their deck, it is a waste to surgically extract it when I could just purify the grave to get rid of it, and then purify another card the next time they try to play from grave.
Why run {Purify the Grave} over {Surgical Extraction}?
Quote from: Alaskanice on January 21, 2012, 01:18:53 PMI agree. I do like {Surgical Extraction} let's you look at their hand and library as early as turn one if they have a card in their gy. And you can put it in any deck too.Quote from: InfinitiveDivinity on January 21, 2012, 07:51:55 AMI run both, and it works well. If they are only running 1 of a card on their deck, it is a waste to surgically extract it when I could just purify the grave to get rid of it, and then purify another card the next time they try to play from grave.
Why run {Purify the Grave} over {Surgical Extraction}?