My Warping Beast

turbogo · Joined: 27 Feb 2008 Posts: 4

-------Lands:-------
1x Mountain
1x Island
2x Forest
4x Reflecting Pool
1x Grove of the Burnwillows
4x Vivid Grove
1x Vivid Crag
2x Flooded Grove
3x Vivid Creek
3x Yavimaya Coast
2x Fire-Lit Thicket

-------Creatures-------
4x Farhaven Elf
2x Murderous Redcap
3x Vendilion Clique
1x Venser, Shaper Savant
2x Sower of Temptation
1x Nucklavee
4x Wall of Roots
4x Siege-Gang Commander
3x Mulldrifter
3x Bogardan Hellkite

-------Spells-------
1x Makeshift Mannequin
4x Warp World
2x Firespout
2x Loxodon Warhammer

-------Sideboard-------
2x Primal Command
3x Kitchen Finks
4x Faerie Macabre
4x Vexing Shusher
2x Guttural Responce

Yes it wins.

sc4rs · Joined: 23 Mar 2006 Posts: 406

You should be playing Springjack Pasture - it works with Reflecting Pool, if you have extra mana it gets you extra guys that get Warp Worlded back into your deck, and it gives you infinite 3/1 lifelink trample creatures late in the game if you're in a topdeck war with a Loxodon Warhammer in play.

Other than that, the only real change I would make is Coalition Relic over Farhaven Elf, since you get twice as much acceleration and the 1/1 body really isn't worth it.

Hirotsu · Joined: 28 Sep 2004 Posts: 22

I would actually stick with farhaven elf for the simple fact that it works alot like wood elves in the old warp world deck (I used to play this deck when I was bored with my GBW back in rav days). Let's see if I can dig up an old decklist...

//NAME: Untitled Deck
7 Mountain
8 Forest
4 Forbidden Orchard
4 Karplusan Forest
1 Soul Warden
4 Kodama's Reach
2 Hunted Troll
2 Hunted Dragon
4 Fists of Ironwood
3 Heartbeat of Spring
4 Sakura-Tribe Elder
3 Wood Elves
4 Birds of Paradise
2 Sensei's Divining Top
1 Kumano, Master Yamabushi
3 Anarchist
4 Warp World

I honestly wouldn't know how you'd recreate most of this....so umm...yeah...good luck? lol

Ggerg · Joined: 04 Sep 2005 Posts: 487

ya...what made the old worlp world deck "good" was that, with the exception of warp world, lands, and anarchist, pretty much all of its cards had some way of creating more 'permanents you own.'
these cards were also permanents themselves, cards like fists of ironwood, wood elves, hunted dragon, etc.

this way you could just spam warpworlds until you opponent died or had no permanents or, usually, conceded.

i'm sure there are cards in the current standard that could be used that way