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I'm on a budget thats why i have 2 dorans but heres the deck
2 x Doran, the Siege Tower 3 x Treefolk Harbinger 3 x Cathedral Membrane 3 x Stalwart Shield-Bearers 3 x Wall of Nets 3 x Wall of Resistance 3 x Solidarity 4 x Animate Wall 3 x Rolling Stones 3 x Congregate 3 x fog 3 x Animal Boneyard 4 x Evolving Wilds 9 x plains 5 x Forest 6 x Swamps
I'm not a fan of Animate Wall
Fog Animal Boneyard The land base is pretty even for a deck that's almost entirely White. Doran's three colours are a pain, but you could easily lose some Swamps and Forests . There's a useful thread somewhere in the first couple of pages here detailing budget dual lands, so that should be worth a look, and Gatecreeper Vine Oh, and finally, you're relying an awful lot on getting one of two Dorans out and protecting it. Treefolk Harbinger
First, Tower defense
Second, I know that the vast majority of your deck is all about defender and rolling stones Third, if you want to get some lifegain, angelic chorus
Is your goal a Doran deck or a Defender deck that happens to include Doran? I ask, because the latter seems to be what you have.
There are a number of big-butt small-power creatures in Green and White, and a smaller number in Black. The benefit of them is that most are not Defender, so they can swing without an additional two cards' worth of tricks (Doran and a defender-animator). One option involves going Treefolk tribal. Indomitable Ancients Spiders also often have big butts, and Silklash Spider If you keep the deck Defender-oriented, may I suggest Wall of Omens Equipment can make a Doranesque deck amusing. Accorder's Shield Infamado mentioned this thread on budget lands. It is well worth the read. Shelling out the cash for some Murmuring Bosk Cheers!
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