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Title says it all, basically (I started collecting with Kamigawa so all my collection is "Extended")

23 LANDS
20 Mountain
2 Ghitu Encampment
1 Teetering Peaks

18 CREATURES
1 Coal Stoker
1 Deep-Slumber Titan
1 Dragon Whelp
1 Fortune Thief
1 Greater Gargadon
1 Knollspine Dragon
1 Kumano, Master Yamabushi
1 Ronin Houndmaster
2 Ryusei, the Falling Star
1 Shivan Hellkite
2 Sokenzan Spellblade
2 Viashino Fangtail
2 Wojek Embermage

19 SPELLS
1 Barrel Down Sokenzan
1 Blaze
1 Crushing Pain
1 Fiery Conclusion
3 Galvanic Arc
1 Ghostfire
1 Honden of Infinite Rage
1 Lightning Axe
1 Seal of Fire
1 Shivan Meteor
1 Shock
1 Soulblast
2 Stone Rain
2 Yamabushi's Flame
2 Yamabushi's Storm

Notes:
Originally designed to beat a friend's soldier deck, Yamabushi's Storm and Yamabushi's Flame (or any of the equivalents in this deck) together

We all know the 5 shards of Alara, each with a central color and the two colors allied with it.  What didn't happen with Alara Reborn, however, was a true melding of some of the shards.  Just like the 10 2-color combos of Ravnica and its expansions, there are 10 possible 3-color "shards", only 5 of which have been touched in Shards block.  Each of these can be deduced by looking at any of the 5 colors and instead of choosing its two allies, you make a shard with its two enemy colors.  RWU, GBU, WRB, UGR, and BWG are the 'enemy' shards.

Doing a gatherer search, you can see that the 5 enemy shards have been only briefly used in the past.  There was a cycle of 5 cards in Apocalypse (which came out before I started playing again, I just used Gatherer to locate it), one for each of the

The rules we came up with for this particular deckbuilding exercise were these:

-Make 5: 30-card decks of each monocolor

-They can contain only commons, uncommons, and basic lands (not "Pauper", so "Middle Class?")

-When it's time to play, randomly decide which two halves will be your deck.  Slap them together, shuffle and play!

Here are my 5 decklists (mine are also Standard legal)

BLUE

Land
11 Island
1 Soaring Seacliff

Creatures
2 Air Elemental
2 Illusionary Servant
1 Kathari Screecher
1 Outrider of Jhess
1 Sage Owl
1 Snapping Drake
1 Zephyr Sprite

Spells
3 Cancel
1 Ice Cage
1 Lethargy Trap
1 Mind Control
1 Negate
1 Spell Pierce
1 Spell Snip

Notes: Obviously it's all flying and control, with Outrider of Jhess to buff whoever happens to be doing the attacking.  There is an exalted theme in white and

Pues el post inicial es para ver que mazo usáis/usareis en este futuro T2:

Empecé pensando en montarme una monoblack, con vampiros, son buenos, pero entonces vi el aluvión de mazos de vampiro que salían, todos iguales, bueno, es que hay vampiros que se deben llevar si o si, asi que abandone la idea. 

Luego pense en una 5 cc, pero como en el fondo no me gusta, desestime la idea también.

Siempre llevo verde, a poder ser con negro, así que me decante por una Jund, pero personalizada, nunca he mirado ningún mazo por internet, me parece... no se como definirlo, ya entraré un día en el debate de internet y magic ( mazos copiados vamos). Los mazos que me conozco son a base de jugar contra ellos, ya que siempre son los mismos y con las mismas cartas. 

Bueno que nos vamos por las ramas,

Today's Selection

Zendicar cards set review:

Zendikar by Kolor: Red and Artifacts, by Conley Woods

Zendikar Set Review - Green, by Luis Scott-Vargas

T2 related Articles:

Control in the New Standard, by Michael Lampert

Vamping It Up by Antony Palmerio

"That's all folks"

Today's Selection

Zendicar cards set review:

Zendikar by Kolor: Black, by Conley Woods

Zendikar Set Review - Red, by Luis Scott-Vargas

Flow of Ideas – Zendikar Limited Overview, by Gavin Verhey

T2 related Articles:

Top Decks: Making it Look Easy by Mike flores

"That's all folks"

Today's selection

Zendicar cards set review by color:

Zendikar by Kolor: White  by Conley Woods

Zendikar Set Review - White, by Luis Scott-Vargas

Zendikar by Kolor: Blue, by Conley Woods

Zendikar Set Review - Blue, by Luis Scott-Vargas

Zendikar Set Review - Black by Luis Scott-Vargas

T2 related Articles:

Standard Brainstorming by Yann Massicard

Thirst for Knowledge – Zen and the Art, Part 1, by Chris Jobin

Creating a ZEN Standard Gauntlet, by Josh Silvestri

"That's all folks"

Because this is probably a better place for ever-evolving decks, here is the first to get thrown in here. I'll put all other relevant ones here as well. Following on from this forum thread, here is the Stupid Kavu Predator Deck^tm. My playgroup has scant regard for lifegain, so this is a deck to abuse it with.

Kavu Kavu Kavu Banana v1.0

Creatures - 16
4 * Kavu Predator
1 * Wall of Shards
2 * Grollub
2 * Wild Cantor
2 * Kavu Monarch
2 * Hunting Kavu
2 * Pygmy Kavu
1 * Rooting Kavu

Spells - 21
1 * Reverent Silence
2 * Shielding Plax
1 * Shield of the Oversoul
4 * Prismatic Omen
1 * Armistice
4 * Swords to Plowshares
2 * Crumble
1 * Seeds of Innocence
1 * Illumination
2 * Collapsing Borders
2 * Reclaim

Land - 23
1 * Savannah
1 * Taiga
8 * Forest
5 * Plains
5 * Mountain
2 * Swamp
1 * Island

This deck had a run in a six-player