GW ElfWeave
by Manipulation
aggro
Format:
Standard
Latest Set:
Shadowmoor
Last Modified On: 5/4/2008
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Maindeck 60
Creature 27
4 Imperious Perfect 4 Llanowar Elves 1 Rhys the Redeemed 3 Seedcradle Witch 4 Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers 4 Wilt-Leaf Liege 3 Wolf-Skull Shaman 4 Wren's Run VanquisherPlaneswalker 3
3 Garruk WildspeakerSideboard 15
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Average CMC: 2.68
DESCRIPTION
Mirrorweave and Wilt-Leaf Liege will win you the game if you can put out a total of three creatures more than your opponent can block. And that's just by itself. When you're playing Elves, you should be doing some damage naturally as well. This combo can go off on turn 4, and should go off by turn 6-7. Listed as an aggro deck, because it is in nature.
1 Rhys is so that you're guaranteed not to draw multiples, which would hurt you in your efforts to outcreature your opponent pre-Mirrorweave. But you switch it and the 3 Witches out for Hexhunters when playing against Bitterblossom, which really ruins your day.
This is the first version of the deck, and the sideboard is new, so I'll update after testing.
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