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==Carnival of Blood== | ==Carnival of Blood== | ||
{{Deck rares| | {{Deck rares|foil-1=|rare-last=}} | ||
==Deathly Dominion== | ==Deathly Dominion== | ||
{{Deck rares| | {{Deck rares|foil-1=|rare-last=}} | ||
==Eldritch Onslaught== | ==Eldritch Onslaught== | ||
{{cquote|Knowledge is power! Use cards with flashback to repeatedly pummel your opponent until your supernatural forces can conjure up a suitably horrifying end.}} | |||
'''Eldritch Onslaught''' is a [[red]]/[[blue]] intro pack focusing on [[flashback]]. | |||
{{Deck rares| | {{cquote|The "Eldritch Onslaught" deck is a tricky mix of flashback spells and wily creatures. With your bewildering array of magic, you'll soon have your opponent spinning in circles. | ||
With this deck, you want to fill your graveyard as soon as possible. Target yourself with <c>Dream Twist</c>, activate <c>Deranged Assistant</c>'s ability even if you don't need the mana—even enchant yourself with <c>Curse of the Bloody Tome</c>. It may sound strange, but it will definitely help you win. | |||
Your deck is filled instants and sorceries with flashback, which you can cast from your graveyard. Every time you put one into your graveyard, it's just like drawing another card you can cast! Cast twice as many spells as your opponent, and you're probably well on your way to victory. | |||
Many spells in this deck keep your opponent's creatures off the battlefield either by damaging them or by putting them back in their owner's hand or library. Combined with your defensive creatures, you should be able to survive long enough to take control of the game. You might finish your opponent off with <c>Sturmgeist</c> or <c>Charmbreaker Devils</c> or use <c>Burning Vengeance</c> to dominate the late game. | |||
After you have a good sense of the deck, there are multiple ways to personalize it. You can concentrate on the library-depletion plan, perhaps with Magic 2012 cards like <c>Jace's Erasure</c>. Twist the focus to your own library, and you can use the instant win condition of <c>Laboratory Maniac</c>. Beef up the flashback content of the deck with cards like <c>Devil's Play</c>, allowing you to deal as much damage as you can afford . . . twice!}} | |||
[[File:INN Eldritch Onslaught.jpg|250 px|right]] | |||
<d title="Eldritch Onslaught"> | |||
Lands | |||
13 Island | |||
11 Mountain | |||
Creatures | |||
2 Armored Skaab | |||
1 Charmbreaker Devils | |||
3 Deranged Assistant | |||
2 Fortress Crab | |||
2 Merfolk Mesmerist | |||
2 Murder of Crows | |||
1 Pitchburn Devils | |||
1 Scourge of Geier Reach | |||
1 Sturmgeist | |||
Artifacts | |||
1 Cellar Door | |||
1 Ghoulcaller's Bell | |||
Enchantments | |||
2 Burning Vengeance | |||
2 Curse of the Bloody Tome | |||
Instants | |||
2 Desperate Ravings | |||
3 Dream Twist | |||
1 Geistflame | |||
1 Harvest Pyre | |||
2 Think Twice | |||
Sorceries | |||
2 Grasp of Phantoms | |||
1 Into the Maw of Hell | |||
1 Rolling Temblor | |||
2 Silent Departure | |||
</d> | |||
{{Deck rares|foil-1=Sturmgeist|rare-last=Charmbreaker Devils}} | |||
==Repel the Dark== | ==Repel the Dark== | ||
{{Deck rares| | {{Deck rares|foil-1=|rare-last=}} | ||
==Spectral Legions== | ==Spectral Legions== | ||
{{Deck rares| | {{Deck rares|foil-1=|rare-last=}} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/799|''Innistrad'' Intro Packs|[[Monty Ashley]]|September 15, 2011}} | |||
*{{DailyRef|mtg/daily/arcana/804|''Innistrad'' Intro Pack Decklists|[[Monty Ashley]]|September 22, 2011}} | |||
{{INN theme decks}} | |||
[[Category:Innistrad block intro packs]] | [[Category:Innistrad block intro packs]] | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 6 October 2012
Innistrad has five bicolored intro packs.[1]
Carnival of Blood
The rares in this deck are.
Deathly Dominion
The rares in this deck are.
Eldritch Onslaught
| “ | Knowledge is power! Use cards with flashback to repeatedly pummel your opponent until your supernatural forces can conjure up a suitably horrifying end. | ” |
Eldritch Onslaught is a red/blue intro pack focusing on flashback.
| “ | The "Eldritch Onslaught" deck is a tricky mix of flashback spells and wily creatures. With your bewildering array of magic, you'll soon have your opponent spinning in circles.
With this deck, you want to fill your graveyard as soon as possible. Target yourself with Dream Twist, activate Deranged Assistant's ability even if you don't need the mana—even enchant yourself with Curse of the Bloody Tome. It may sound strange, but it will definitely help you win. Your deck is filled instants and sorceries with flashback, which you can cast from your graveyard. Every time you put one into your graveyard, it's just like drawing another card you can cast! Cast twice as many spells as your opponent, and you're probably well on your way to victory. Many spells in this deck keep your opponent's creatures off the battlefield either by damaging them or by putting them back in their owner's hand or library. Combined with your defensive creatures, you should be able to survive long enough to take control of the game. You might finish your opponent off with Sturmgeist or Charmbreaker Devils or use Burning Vengeance to dominate the late game. After you have a good sense of the deck, there are multiple ways to personalize it. You can concentrate on the library-depletion plan, perhaps with Magic 2012 cards like Jace's Erasure. Twist the focus to your own library, and you can use the instant win condition of Laboratory Maniac. Beef up the flashback content of the deck with cards like Devil's Play, allowing you to deal as much damage as you can afford . . . twice! |
” |
Creatures (15)
The rares in this deck are and Charmbreaker Devils.
Repel the Dark
The rares in this deck are.
Spectral Legions
The rares in this deck are.
See also
References
- ↑ Monty Ashley (September 15, 2011). "Innistrad Intro Packs". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
External links
- Monty Ashley (September 15, 2011). "Innistrad Intro Packs". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.
- Monty Ashley (September 22, 2011). "Innistrad Intro Pack Decklists". magicthegathering.com. Wizards of the Coast.