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Orzhov deck!

Today I'm doing something different. I've decided to show you all a deck that I've brewed at home. I'm not sure if other MTG players have made decks like this, but here is mine.

Mainboard
4 Spawn of Mayhem
2 Cast Down
1 Gideon Blackblade
3 Prison Realm
4 Seraph of the Scales
2 God-Eternal Oketra
3 Mortify
2 Sorin, Vengeful Bloodlord
4 Vampire of the Dire Moon
2 Oath of Kaya
4 Tithe Taker
4 Adanto Vanguard
4 Temple of Silence
1 Shalai, Voice of Plenty
8 Plains
8 Swamp
4 Orzhov Guildgate

Sideboard
1 The Wanderer
3 Shield Mare
1 Cast Down
2 The Elderspell
4 Duress
1 Cry of the Carnarium
2 Despark
1 Massacre Girl

So the card Vampire of the Dire Moon is from a set that isn't coming out for a few weeks. The card Vicious Conquistador can sub out for Vampire of the Dire Moon while it's still not out yet. 

Okay so the game plan here is somewhat basic. We start out with smaller creatures but get benefits from them while were waiting for our big creatures. We have lots of removal to deal with threats early and later in the game.

 Once we get to four mana we play a card like Seraph of the Scales, or Spawn of Mayhem and now we can start swinging in for lots of damage. It's also possible to play Spawn of Mayhem at three mana but it depends on the situation.

 At five mana we can drop God-Eternal Oketra and start getting tons of value. We can end the game by attacking our opponent with all the tokens Oketra makes, or we can swing in with Oketra and any of our other creatures to win the game. Now we can't always get all these cards in this order, so we have removal to keep us alive until we get Oketra or any other game enders.

So that's it, I'll try to be posting everyday now. See ya! 

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