Wolves of Stark

[IntoFire]

Wolves of Stark 62 cards, 0 sideboard 4 {Stomping Ground} 4 {Forest} 2 {Kessig Wolf Run} 4 {Mountain} 4 {Temple of Abandon} 4 {Rootbound Crag} 22 lands 2 {Wolfir Silverheart} 4 {Immerwolf} 1 {Wren's Run Packmaster} 1 {Llanowar Elves} 4 {Young Wolf} 4 {Pyreheart Wolf} 2 {Mayor of Avabruck} 18 creatures 4 {Alpha Authority} 2 {Full Moon's Rise} 4 {Raised by Wolves} 4 {Howl of the Night Pack} 4 {Lightning Bolt} 4 {Madcap Skills} 22 other spells Sideboard Notes: Suggestions and Comments would be great.

[Kaworu, the Fifth Child]

The stark aren't RG and neither are their wolves, if your referring to Direwolves.

[cltrn81]

I always thought huntmaster and immerwolf were too conflicting to run together since you want huntmaster to flip back and forth and immerwolf prevents that.

[IntoFire]

I always thought huntmaster and immerwolf were too conflicting to run together since you want huntmaster to flip back and forth and immerwolf prevents that.

"Non-Huma Werewolves" is what {Immerwolf} prevents from transforming.

[cltrn81]

I always thought huntmaster and immerwolf were too conflicting to run together since you want huntmaster to flip back and forth and immerwolf prevents that.

"Non-Huma Werewolves" is what {Immerwolf} prevents from transforming.

Right that is my point.  Immer stops huntmaster from transforming back to human form.  Huntmaster benefits from transforming into a werewolf and transforming back to human form

[IntoFire]

I think I'd rather just have the 4/4 trample.

[DeathlyFoiend]

I think I'd rather just have the 4/4 trample.

But then you get no value. Seems pointless

[IntoFire]

Updated.

[DylanW18]

{Kessig Wolf Run} is great, and great flavor too


{Moonmist} is really good as well, alongside with {Full Moon's Rise} makes your .poo. hard to kill