Help choosing a MTG deck color.?

I think Red/Green deck would suit your tastes fine. With Green's mana acceleration and fatties coupled with Red's direct damage and fast monsters, you're looking at a simple, but solid deck.

One of my funnest decks was one that revolved around Fires of Yavimaya, which gives all your creatures haste, and some small guys such as Kird Ape for R (which is a 2/3 if you have a forest out), while you pave way for bigger ones.

I don't know about the newer decks anymore, but if you play casual and can tap into the older rotation of cards, you can find everything that you will need.

Kird Ape (R) - 1/1 but becomes 2/3 with a forest

Flametongue Kavu 3R - 4/2 that deals 4 damage to a creature when it comes out, etc.

Let me know if you need more help!

Mtg Deck Help

OK. the recent expansions shadowmoor and evetide have very good 2 colour decks and cards. Take a look at the decks and use them as a reference in choosing your colour.

Well, you can also refer to the W/B theme decks from eventide or guildpact.

Cards like Korlash, Heir to Blackblade can grow big and its grandeur ability can bring in more lands for you. Coldsteel heart is also another good card that can bring you more mana. And if you don't mind playing with older cards in your deck, then Dark Ritual will help you even more!

Hmm.. fun decks eh? For that I can't provide you a definite answer. There are many ways in which a person thinks a deck is fun. Red Green: watch your creatures grow bigger and finish your opponent with trample. mono White: gain life until its almost impossible for your opponent to finish you off. mono Red: Burn! Burn! Burn! watch you opponent's life decrease by every turn. The list goes on...

There are many fun decks out there... And I suggest you should not start from scratch. Getting a good theme deck would be a good idea. Play with it for awhile.. then edit it... Familiarize yourself with all the new cards..

Hope this helps! (:

You want a fun deck a Green Elf deck. The one I currently use has the following cards:

11 Forests

2 Selesnya Sanctuary

1 Treetop Village

1 Elfhame Palace

1 Havenwood Battleground

1 Slippery Karst

1 Twilight Mire

1 Sapseep Forest

1 Golgari Rot Farm

1 Nath of the Gilt-Leaf

1 Eladamari, Lord of Leaves

1 Glissa Sunseeker

1 Rhys the Redeemed

1 Elvish Champion

1 Ambush Commander

1 Joiner Adept

1 Heedless One

1 Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers

1 Seedcradle Witch

1 Priest of Titania

1 Immaculate Magistrate

1 Viridian Joiner

1 Timberwatch Elf

1 Lanowar Empath

1 Wilt-Leaf Liege

1 Wellwisher

3 Jagged Scar Archers

2 Drove of Elves

3 Lys Alana Huntmaster

3 Elvish Harbinger

2 Imperious Perfects

2 Safehold Duo

2 Defense of the Heart

3 Presence of Gond

1 Gift of the Deity

1 Shield of the Oversoul

1 Predatory Hunger

1 Street Savy

3 Gleeful Sabotage

2 Elvish Promenade

2 Reap ans Sow

1 Dawnglow Infusion

2 Wirewood Pride

2 Mercy Killing

1 Naturalize

1 Vitalize

1 Feldon's Cane

1 Whispersilk Cloak

1 Spellbinder

1 Shield of Kaldra

This deck does take some time to get started, but when it does, watch out! Heedless One, Jagged Scar Archers, and Drove of Elves depend on the number of Elves you have in play. Priest of Titana gives you one green mana for every elf in play, and Wellwisher gives you one life for every elf in play. Most of the cards paly on one another to strengthen this deck.

Just watch out because making a tri-color deck in standard may me very difficult or next to impossible.

As a purely fun deck, I would suggest going Red/Green. You have Green's huge fatties and mana acceleration, and Red's burn and hasty creatures.

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