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Fóruns em Português [Portuguese-language Forums] => [pt] Pedidos de Avaliação de Deck => Topic started by: Bruno Santiago on September 26, 2019, 05:35:14 am
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Digging for a Dragon (https://deckstats.net/decks/141347/1419547-digging-for-a-dragon?revision=0)
With this deck, you go on an adventure yourself, digging all the way to the core of the earth to find drakuseth, maw of flames (https://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?utf8=1&lng=en&card=Drakuseth%2C+Maw+of+Flames)!
This is a Control/Combo deck type. the deck both tries to control the board by a bunch of hand disruption, good blockers and removal while trying to fill up your graveyeard in order to use bond of revival (https://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?utf8=1&lng=en&card=Bond+of+Revival) targeting drakuseth and... its almost a certain victory! drakuseth, maw of flames (https://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?utf8=1&lng=en&card=Drakuseth%2C+Maw+of+Flames) has huge impact when attacking, and you make sure that happens with bond of revival (https://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?utf8=1&lng=en&card=Bond+of+Revival), giving him haste. The green is in my opinion, crucial for the deck to be competitive, since tamiyo really boost the deck filling your grave, finding bond, or simply getting something back from grave.
The other reason i play green is in the side board, and its veil of summer (https://cards.deckstats.net/magiccard.php?utf8=1&lng=en&card=Veil+of+Summer). This card is too good not to be played, and here especially, against control is just a HUGE advantage for you, since they cant break your combo once uve got all the pieces.
hope you enjoyed and i would love to hear some opinions about this one