Magic: The Gathering

To let you know there really is no best soldier deck. An advanced player with the worst starter deck can beat a Noob with the best deck. Iv personally had good luck with this deck list. Here is a list of a bird soldier deck. 2 Aven Brigadier

1 Aven Cloudchaser

3 Aven Envoy

1 Aven Fisher

1 Aven Liberator

1 Battlewise Aven

1 Coast Watcher

2 Deftblade Elite

1 Glory Seeker

3 Gustcloak Harrier

1 Oracle's Attendants

1 Standing Troops

2 Staunch Defenders

1 Yotian Soldier 1 Artificial Evolution

2 Boomerang

1 Chain of Vapor

1 Chastise

1 Coat of Arms

1 Crown of Ascension

1 Cryptic Gateway

1 Ethereal Haze

1 Excise

1 Glorious Anthem

1 Mobilization

1 Peer Pressure

1 Reconnaissance

1 Renewed Faith

2 Rescue

3 Unsummon

1 Wrath of God 2 Coastal Tower

8 Island

8 Plains

1 Circle of Protection: Artifacts

1 Disenchant

1 Dust to Dust

1 Energy Flux

1 Excise

1 Hanna, Ship's Navigator

1 Holy Day

1 Kill Switch

1 Pacifism

1 Reprisal

1 Solidarity

3 Syncopate

1 Unified Strike

High Deck Price = $78.91

Average Deck Price = $58.03

Low Deck Price = $37.14 This deck was made out of loose cards that i have just so i could play against a friend of mine who built a type 0 deck, its based on the new affinity artifact cards and some older stuff....but i changed the format that way the cards i need against him are in my sideboard and i can use it as a regular deck now.

Mountainwalk is one of the six "land walk" abilities that creatures can have, the others being Plainswalk, Islandwalk, Forestwalk, Swampwalk and Non-basic Landwalk. Each refers to a specific land type, and means that if the defending player controls a land of that type, then the attacking creature cannot be blocked.

The highest power on a printed, non-Un-set (for those who don't know, the parody set Unglued contained 'B.F.M (Big Furry Monster)', two cards which when assembled created a 99/99 creature) creature card is 15, on the 15/15 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn. The Coldsnap nonbasic land Dark Depths produces a 20/20 indestructible creature token named Marit Lage.

No, unless they have haste.

The only way to 'destroy' them is to lower the toughness of an Indestructable creature to 0. This will cause them to be destroyed. There are some minor exceptions too - the Legend rule and Planeswalker Uniqueness rule can both destroy indestructable cards.

On the other hand, you can bounce indestructable cards back to hand, steal control of them, remove them from the game, etc, there are still plenty of options.

'B.F.M' from Unglued has the highest printed stats, at 99/99. As an Un- set card though, it is not generally tournament legal in any format.

Amongst legal cards however, there's a 15/15 creature in Rise of the Eldrazi, 'Emrakul, the Aeons Torn'.

Theres also a 20/20 marit large token that you summon using dark depths.

If it is published by NBA Hoops, then I would say about $2. It might be worth more depending on the publisher and how many are now available. Hope this helped.

'First Strike' means the creature deals combat damage before others. That can mean it may be able to kill an attacking or defending creature and not take any damage in return.

For example if a 2/2 attacks and is blocked by a 2/2, and defender is granted First Strike, it will deal this damage first before other monsters. This damage will kill the attacking monster before it can deal damage back to the defender.

Yes, it can protect a creature or player from an indirect source of damage, such as Pyroclasm. So when Pyroclasm is put on the stack, you add Master Apothecary's ability to it, choosing the target. You may do this as many times as you want, and have untapped Clerics to pay the cost with. Then each ability will resolve, setting up a condition on those targets to prevent the next two damage they would be dealt. Finally Pyroclasm will resolve - all creatures will take 2 damage, but those that Master Apothecary used his effect on, will prevent it.

No. No stand alone color specific booster are sold. However theros sealed prerelease boxes contain a semi-randomized pack that favors one color heavily.

You can not. They are not part of Magic the Gathering.

usually Tahoma but can vary from set to set

When Urborg Tomb of Yawgmoth is in play all lands are swamps in addition to their normal land type(s.) This card is a rare non-basic land and works great in a deck built around Angry Mob and Nightmare. A great multi-purpose land combo is Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth coupled with Gemstone Mine. Gemstone Mine is sacced after 3 taps normally, but if you have Urborg-Tomb Yawgmoth out then Gemstone Mine can be tapped for black w/out removing a mining counter from it, so that combo comes out looking like a pumped up vivid swamp. Throw in some Reflecting Pools and you can tap off any color w/outout losing mining counters

No. You cannot kill the creature that is sacrificed in reponse to it being sacrificed as it is already gone.

Its the peice of paper that comes with decks it gives you a stratagey

Crown of Awe gives a creature (or creatures if you use its sacrifice ability) protection of red and black. That mean the creature can't be blocked by red and black creatures, be dealt damage from red and black sources, be targeted by abilities from red and black permanents, or be targeted by red and black spells.

No. The combat phase goes - declare attackers, declare blockers, deal damage, then cleanup, with a place to cast spells or activate effects in between each step.

You use Vanquish after blockers have been declared. Because the blocker is no longer on the Battlefield, it does not deal damage in the damage dealing step. However since the attacker is still counted as being 'blocked', then unless it has Trample, it deals no damage either.

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'Protection from..' means the card can't be damaged, enchanted/equipped, blocked or targeted by something that it is protected against.

So if a card has protection from red;

- It can't be dealt red damage. Targeted sources of red damage can't target it, it will ignore red damage from creatures it blocks, and even non-targeted damage is ignored, from sources such as Pyroclasm).

- It can't be enchanted by a red aura, or equipped by an Equip card that has been made red by another card. Auras normally target, and the protected creature is therefore an invalid target, but some abilities can move Auras from one card to another without the Aura targeting it. In these cases, the Aura will be destroyed, same as if a creature is equipped with a red Aura, and then gains Protection from: Red.

- It can't be blocked by a red creature when it attacks.

- It cannot be selected as a target by any red ability, be it a spell, monster ability, even a Planeswalker power.

Protection does not protect from indirect (non-targeted) effects unless they are damage. So a Protection from: White creature can still be destroyed by Wrath of God, and a Protection from: Blue creature can still be returned to hand by Evacuate.

Lastly, if a source is multi-coloured, you only need to be protected from one of those colours. A Protection from: Red creature is protected from thing which are Red/Black for example.

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Chandra Nalaar first appeared in the Lorwyn set book along with the first Planeswalkers to be introduced into MTG including Garruk and Ajani.

Cancel, Great Leviathan, Blind Mage.

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well elves being mostly in green spells in the game and angles being mostly white spells in the game, i suggest buying it. green has decent attacks and also heal you while White's specialty is blocking moves but also have some pretty powerful attacks. if you like to attack with the comfort of knowing that your also well protected then elves and angels deck is the one to buy.

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