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Great deck for flying creatures and soldiers plus some spells to help them out, but I must admit I tore it appart for all of its good cards to put in a custom deck.
-- By dahfrenzy from VA on January 31, 2004
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the deck was ok but it could be alittle stornger.
-- By masterlover2009 from Minore Mich. on June 20, 2004
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the deck was ok but it could be alittle stornger.
-- By masterlover2009 from Minore Mich. on June 20, 2004
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i agree with the other person. I got this deck and it was ok, but in the end i tore it up and took the stronger cards. It needs more powerful creatures. a 3/4 is not bad but when ur opponent pulls out a 4/4 u get mauled.
-- By Anonymous from Atlanta, GA USA on November 05, 2005
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This deck is good considered it is a theme deck... I love the idea, and the Gustcloaks really are crazy creatures. Forcing your opponent to block creatures that "didn't attack" and then letting him take damage right through his defenses, leaving you with your biggest blockers (unless he was was stupid and didn't block your biggest creatures?).
If you want to power up this deck, try the Amada deck - the Serra Advocate and Glorious Anthem really fits great with this, and you might even consider getting more Advocates to make sure your creatures are big enough to kills your opponent's 5/5 trampler (or whatever).
But in our modern world today, I would probably make a Gustcloak deck be white/red (still with the Advocates though - those angels are killers):
"You block my gustcloaks? fine, I remove them all from combat and cast Fight to the Death. Bye bye, blockers~"
Another thing so truly great about red/white is the Lightning Helix & the reprint of the Lightning Bolt. Oh yea, and then there's the option to play with Akroma, Angel of Wrath and Akroma, Angel of Fury in the same deck xD
-- By Jens N from Denmark on July 20, 2009
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