CAN COMMANDEER COUNTER WRATH? (deck id: 93874) |
60 Maindeck cards and 0 Sideboard |
Pioneer Tribal Wars Vampire Control |
Played by Bandit Keith in Tribal Apocalypse 10.36 (2-1) |
MAINDECK (60 Cards) | |
23 Creatures | |
4
Champion of Dusk
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4
Dusk Legion Zealot
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4
Gifted Aetherborn
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4
Knight of the Ebon Legion
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3
Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet
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3
Murderous Rider
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1
Silversmote Ghoul
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12 Spells | |
4
Fatal Push
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4
Heartless Act
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4
Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord
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25 Lands | |
15
Swamp
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4
Castle Locthwain
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4
Mutavault
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1
Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx
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1
Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
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SIDEBOARD (0 Cards) |
MATCHUPS | |||||
R1: | Win | 2-1 | vs. | ThyShuffler | T-Goblins |
R2: | Win | 2-0 | vs. | Deonmag | (Tribal Wars) Pioneer Vampires 3 |
R3: | Loss | 0-2 | vs. | Nagarjuna | Pioneer_UW_Spirit |
MANA SYMBOLS | |
35 | |
Total: | 35 |
CASTING COSTS | |
x 8 | |
x 12 | |
x 8 | |
x 3 | |
x 4 | |
Avg CMC: | 2.51 |
COMMENTS |
The answer is no. Which means that, if the Commandeer in my hand were a FoW, I would've won the game. Alas, I don't have an extra 100 tix lying around. Chalk another one up underneath the category of avoidable losses.
Having my opponent draw multiple copies of his 3-of wrath early each game was not ideal either, nor was drawing my last copy of Living End, which meant that even though I had cascade cards after being wrath'd for a second time in a row, I still wouldn't be able to reanimate my army back. As is typical, runners vs anti-runners, cards you must draw vs cards I must NOT draw. Oh well... |