U/G noob Deck

[Leviathan]

U/G noob Deck 60 cards, 0 sideboard 9 {Island} 11 {Forest} 20 lands 2 {Tornado Elemental} 4 {Shardless Agent} 4 {Winged Coatl} 4 {Elvish Visionary} 4 {Wall of Blossoms} 2 {Simic Sky Swallower} 4 {Lorescale Coatl} 4 {Wistful Selkie} 28 creatures 4 {Explore} 4 {Ghostly Flicker} 4 {Rampant Growth} 12 other spells Sideboard Notes: A deck I am building to help teach people. What are your thoughts?

[Milo109]

Any aggro would destroy it

[Leviathan]

Any aggro would destroy it

Yeah a turn 1 {Delver of Secrets} would prolly be an instant win.

[Quackmaster5]

You need more ramp. You have expensive fatties and nothing really before that. Add a {psychosis crawler} since it seems drawing is a key.

[Silvrbacgorrila]

I don't get it are you making a deck to help introduce first timers to magic? So functionality or at least the ability to win takes a back seat to demonstrating core elements of the game?

[Leviathan]

I don't get it are you making a deck to help introduce first timers to magic? So functionality or at least the ability to win takes a back seat to demonstrating core elements of the game?

What do you mean?

[BlackJester]

If you are using this to teach n00bs, I'd avoid throwing hybrid mana, cascade, flash, and other crazy stuff at them so they can get a better handle on fundamental concepts like playing mana, attacking and block, etc.

And I don't think power-level needs to be a real concern.

[Milo109]

Green stompie is the best way to teach noobs in my opinion.

[BlackJester]

Green stompie is the best way to teach noobs in my opinion.

I think White Weenie and RDW are good too.

[Leviathan]

Noted thanks guys.

[Wally]

Once they get the hang of it, I would recomend some of the duel decks series as good ways to introduce them to how different cards interact and how you can play cards at different times, etc.