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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 2:37PM #1
Apollo_8089
Date Joined: May 8, 2011
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I'm currently looking at running the following deck around [/c]Sustaining Spirit[/c] and Near-death Experience , but I need a life-dump in case my opponents don't cooperate by attacking me and lowering my life total. My best option seems to be splashing black for Wall of Blood , but I'd prefer a white creature for Prismatic Strand reasons: Ethereal Champion would be perfect, but competes with Near-death Experience on the curve.

Can anyone help?

4 x Near-Death Experience
4 x Sustaining Spirit
4 x Cloudshift
4 x Angelic Renewal
4 x Prismatic Strands
4 x Momentary Blink
4 x Angelsong
4 x Dawn Charm
4 x Faith's Shield
 24 x Plains

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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 2:43PM #2
Enigma256
Date Joined: Jul 28, 2010
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Phyrexian Processor ?
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 2:49PM #3
puzzledmint
Date Joined: Jul 18, 2012
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For a life sink, your best bet might be phyrexian mana.

Hex Parasite
Immolating Souleater
Spellskite
Trespassing Souleater

Unfortunately, that only works in multiples of two.
As far as paying life in white is concerned:

Inner Sanctum
Order of the Sacred Torch against black
Righteous Aura

Horizon Canopy , maybe?
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 3:05PM #4
Apollo_8089
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@Enigma256: Damn near close to perfect, save the whole Prismatic Strand issue. Also lets me spit out 19/19s or so while I prevent damage, in case I can't pull off Near-death Experience


@puzzledmint: Yeah, the phyrexian stuff would be fantastic in conjunction with the painlands. It's just the even life that's screwing me over. And I can't afford Horizon Canopy , the painlands or the fetchlands unfortunately :P Not a budget deck, exactly, but they'd probably at least double its cost :P

EDIT: I'm being stupid. Why go down when I can go up? Sejiri Refuge . Thanks guys ^^ 
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 3:25PM #5
slodice
Date Joined: Apr 18, 2012
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What about Worship and Angel's Grace as a backup plan?
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 3:34PM #6
Apollo_8089
Date Joined: May 8, 2011
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Angel's Grace would be in like a shot if it weren't for the money cost It would almost double the cost of a casual deck :D

Worship I'm sorely tempted by, especially in combination with Angelic Renewal . If I start running out of instants regularly, I'll throw it in.

Thanks
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 5:06PM #7
DocGrog
Date Joined: Aug 19, 2010
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Feb 6, 2013 -- 3:05PM, Apollo_8089 wrote:

EDIT: I'm being stupid. Why go down when I can go up? Sejiri Refuge . Thanks guys ^^ 




main reason to go down instead of up (in case of your card choice): timing. you can only play the land during your turn, but tap the painland at their eot, minimizing the risk of making your experience less near and more death.

Maybe you can squeeze in something like Claws of Gix ?

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5 months ago  ::  Feb 06, 2013 - 5:25PM #8
puzzledmint
Date Joined: Jul 18, 2012
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Pristine Talisman would be better. Ability doesn't cost mana and it can't be Stifle d.
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5 months ago  ::  Feb 07, 2013 - 2:22PM #9
bay_falconer
Date Joined: Oct 12, 2010
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Feb 6, 2013 -- 2:49PM, puzzledmint wrote:

Horizon Canopy , maybe?




Also Adarkar Wastes , Brushland , Caves of Koilos , and Battlefield Forge .

If you want Wall of Blood to do what I'm thinking you want it to do, Phyrexian Processor . As a side benefit, *cough* Trostani, Selesnya's Voice *cough*

Jun 27, 2012 -- 12:04AM, GM_Champion wrote:

Clever deduction Watson! Maybe you can explain why Supergirl is trying to kill me.


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