White Wall.

Photoshoped · 07-31-09, 13:15

Deck
Creatures:24 4x Wall of Reverence 4x Wall of Swords 4x Sunweb 3x Angelic Wall 3x Wall of Nets 2x Wall of Hope 2x Wall of Glare 2x Wakestone Gargoyle Others: 18 4x Rolling Stones 3x Howling Mine 2x Coat Of Arms 2x Oblation 2x Proper Burial 2x Testament of Faith 2x Disenchant 1x Worship	Land:20 20x Plains	Sideboard:15 3x Glory 3x Harsh Mercy 2x Disenchant 2x Oblation 2x Aegis of Honor 2x Worship 1x Sigil of the New Dawn

i know it needs alot of work. i havent had alot of time to look at the newe sets. (ive been out of magic since like time spiral) but ive seen things i like, and my friend gave me a set of them wall of reverences which made me switch to mono-white. im open to pretty much anything. altho, i would like to try and keep it as tribal as possible. the deck works well for me alot, i was thinking of splashing in a bit of blue for a Intruder Alarm+Cryptic Gateway+Proper Burial+sigil, cause infinite life is fun. and it makes people mad, arond where i play for whatever reason =\
but yeah.
help is much appreciated.

~cheers

AtriumXP · 08-01-09, 13:47

It looks like your only way to win is by activating the Wakestone Gargoyle? I'd say run more of those at the very least. Also, those Howling Mines are just going to let your opponents find ways to get around the walls more easily.

I'm thinking a better route might be to use cards like Castle and normal creatures that can attack... you can always keep them untapped and use them for blocking most of the time but at least then you can attack when your opponent can't defend.

KDenz81 · 08-09-09, 09:15

It looks like a farily solid build to me, however the thing with your walls is that they are very weak power wise. What you need is something to boost their power. I would sudjest Leonin Sun Standard, since you're running mono-white, this is a great card.

I like Harsh Mercy as a sideboard, however why run Oblation at all? Take a look at Oblivion Ring

Another creature you might want to consider is Loyal Gyrfalcon, it's not a Wall, but it's a 3/3 with flying and can attack when you play a white spell.

If you want to splash blue for combo purposes, consider Soulsworn Jury. This creature has great synergy with Proper Burial and Sigil of the New Dawn.

Speaking of combos, sometimes the simple ones are the best. You're already running Wall of Glare, why not add a couple Inviolability if you're on a budget, if not, go big for Indestructibility

One more thing, when you do finally decide to attack with you walls, you might want to keep them available to block! So consider Serra's Blessing.

Hopefully these sudgestions help out with your deck.

Photoshoped · 08-10-09, 13:01

oblation is in there for card drawing, when i had it as g/w i could just cycle through my deck fast to grab what i needed, and this way, i could save a wall i dont want to lose for haha.
as for adding non-walls, i like keeping it tribal.
but once i get around to working on it more, ill toss those in and see how it works.

|3|_19|-|7 · 12-20-09, 22:56

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It looks like your only way to win is by activating the Wakestone Gargoyle?

Nah, he has Rolling Stones, I'd agree on a couple of Serra's Blessing, and maybe some fetch so Enlightened Tutor. Maybe Honor of the Pure or Glorious Anthem for a little extra pump.

08-09-09, 09:15	#3
KDenz81 Archmagus Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Connecticut Posts: 417	It looks like a farily solid build to me, however the thing with your walls is that they are very weak power wise. What you need is something to boost their power. I would sudjest Leonin Sun Standard, since you're running mono-white, this is a great card. I like Harsh Mercy as a sideboard, however why run Oblation at all? Take a look at Oblivion Ring Another creature you might want to consider is Loyal Gyrfalcon, it's not a Wall, but it's a 3/3 with flying and can attack when you play a white spell. If you want to splash blue for combo purposes, consider Soulsworn Jury. This creature has great synergy with Proper Burial and Sigil of the New Dawn. Speaking of combos, sometimes the simple ones are the best. You're already running Wall of Glare, why not add a couple Inviolability if you're on a budget, if not, go big for Indestructibility One more thing, when you do finally decide to attack with you walls, you might want to keep them available to block! So consider Serra's Blessing. Hopefully these sudgestions help out with your deck. __________________ "You can run from your pain, but you will tire before it does." - Gerrard to Crovax. My first Pre-Con! Total Tournament Record: 1 - 15 lifetime, yeah baby! Note to Self: Underworld Dreams is rogue in type 1, but there's a difference in playing a rogue deck and a GOOD rogue deck. Don't Click HERE!!! Please Donate Generously to the SSF Save the Stuffy Doll Foundation: The Rack, Black Vise, Cursed Rack, Leshrac's Rite, Stuffy Doll

08-10-09, 13:01	#4
Photoshoped Planeswalker Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Roaring Spring, PA Posts: 626	oblation is in there for card drawing, when i had it as g/w i could just cycle through my deck fast to grab what i needed, and this way, i could save a wall i dont want to lose for haha. as for adding non-walls, i like keeping it tribal. but once i get around to working on it more, ill toss those in and see how it works. __________________ Im not saying that we could do better, but given the chance we'd try...

08-01-09, 13:47	#2
AtriumXP Archmagus Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 463	It looks like your only way to win is by activating the Wakestone Gargoyle? I'd say run more of those at the very least. Also, those Howling Mines are just going to let your opponents find ways to get around the walls more easily. I'm thinking a better route might be to use cards like Castle and normal creatures that can attack... you can always keep them untapped and use them for blocking most of the time but at least then you can attack when your opponent can't defend.

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