4 Rakdos Cackler
4 Daring Skyjek
4 Boros Elite
4 Boros Charm
3 Skyknight Legionnaire
3 Spark Trooper
4 Wojek Halberdiers
4 Firefist Striker
4 Legion Loyalist
4 Blind Obedience
2 Immortal Servitude
4 Sacred Foundry
9 Plains
7 Mountain
2 Immortal Servitude
2 Shattering Blow
4 Azorius Arrester
4 Rootborn Defenses
3 Massive Raid
Simic decks were fairly popular, but this one stands out from many of the rest. It’s an aggressive Simic deck that uses Hands of Binding as a good way to push through. And as if that wasn’t enough, to complement this Simic deck backed by a Dimir mechanic, it also has a key card that has gone under the radar: Quirion Dryad.
The Dryad works especially well with cipher cards, picking up an extra counter each time you cast the spell. Since you cast the spell each time the encoded creature hits your opponent, that can quickly get out of hand!
The resulting deck is something that combines old and new. Let’s take a look!
I don’t play a lot of competitive Magic, but when I do, I’m a complete Johnny. I was messing around at my LGS before SCG Seattle watching people scramble to put their deck for the next day together. I just threw out “Hey, should I just start posting random decklists?” One of my friends shouted, “YES!”
So Neil, this is for you.
This list is going to be more tested than anything I throw out here. I’ve been playing this on MTGO and I’ve been having a blast with it. It’s about FNM level (obviously depends on your meta), but tweak it to suit your needs.
Now, presented without comment nor sideboard, I present this deck:
2 Disciple of Bolas
2 Gravecrawler
1 Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord
4 Lotleth Troll
4 Pack Rat
4 Veilborn Ghoul3 Druid’s Deliverance
3 Garruk Relentless
3 Grisly Salvage
2 Increasing Savagery
2 Mutilate
3 Parallel Lives
3 Sundering Growth8 Forest
4 Overgrown Tomb
8 Swamp
4 Woodland CemeteryName reference: “Bulls on Parade” by Rage Against the Machine
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