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List Price $11.29 - you can save up to $6.30 (56%) |
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Shipping weight: 0.277 pounds (Size: 3.75" H x 2.75" W x 1.00" D)
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CONTENTS
A ready-to-play 60-card theme deck, a customized strategy insert, a random Ravnica: City of Guilds premium basic land card, and a random Pro Tour Player card. Rulebook not included.
SIMIC MUTOLOGY
The twisted biologists of the Simic guild have taken nature into their own hands . . . and warped it beyond belief. Their experiments, especially those with the graft mechanic, have produced creations freakier than any Ravnica has ever seen before. |
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this is one of the best games i ever played it's even better then some of the video games i have.
-- By aaron from hackettstown nj usa on April 18, 2006
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Having this been my second theme deck from whence I returned from a break from MTG for 2 years (my first deck being the Charge of the Boros Ravnica theme deck), I was impressed to see this new ability being used. Green has always been a "timmy" (big creature) type color and with this graft ability, it makes it all better. It took me about 2 weeks to truly be able to tweak and play the deck to its fullest potential however. I would recommend some Cytoplast Root-Kin, Sporeback Trolls, and Aquastrand Spiders to make this deck good; also, a gigantic Simic Sky Swallower is killer in this deck. I was very impressed with the rares in this deck, Protein Hulk and Experment Kraj, with these two creatures having and excellent power/toughness and sweet abilities. I was thinking of sticking in some Wurmskin Coils from Guildpact to make some more powerful creatures, maybe you should too. To play this deck, you should really concentrate on playing lands every turn as to summon some big ones and make sure you play the Vigean Hydropon within the 2 to 3 turn so you boost up all of your creatures. Lay some small creatures to block in the early game and by mid-game, you should have a huge army of grafters to lay on an oh-so-sweet deadly assault. If your opponent is playing an aggro deck with a lot of small creatures, be wary of the early game as you can be killed quickly if you don't pull enough creatures early on. Another problem with this deck is the abscence of flyers (throw in some Aquastrand Spiders so your creatures with +1/+1 counters can block flyers), the flyers can lay a beat down on you without some sort of protection. I would recommend this deck to mid-level beginners players such as myself. By and by, I am moving on with this deck and going to a spell-centered deck (Izzet Gizmometry) to try out the other side of MTG (spells). Try to work with all types of decks when learning!
-- By Sebastián from USA on May 30, 2006
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yeah, simic mutology is good. and experiment kraj....!!! nice. being able to put one-one counters on each creature that comes into play and then stealing their abilities is pretty cool. grafting beats the hell out of hellbent.
-- By Garrett from Kansas on July 29, 2006
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i agree with sebastian
mutology is MAD!
add a cupl of cytospawn shamblrs, sporebak trols and a cupl of xtra helium squirtes 4 gud mesure
combo kraj's ability with vigean graftmages' and u can put tonnes of +1/+1 counters (permanantly too!) on any number of creatures in play at the end of ur opponents turn
main weeknes is lak of counterspells and destroy artifact/enchantment sort of cards
recomend voidslime if u can
momir vig is a must so u can draw out all ur grafters earli(er)
also guildmage combos wel with shielding plax and the like by moving it onto a targeted creatuer once the spel is put on the stak, for 2 mana
also if ur kraj gets lumped with pacifism, or plumes of peace or something u can just mov it onto a vigean hydropon insted lol!
cytoplast manipulatr and sky-swallower are pretty cool: u can still initially graft onto the skyswaallloer wen it comes into play even tho its untargetabl!
if u can get "Doubling Season" out 4 5 mana...
:"if an effect would put one or more tokens into play under your control, it puts twice as many into play instead." &
:"if an effect would place one or more counters on a permanent you control, it places twice that many on that permanent instead."
BOOYAA!
and if u havnt cort mi drift alrede...
all grafters cum in2 play twice as big and wen u graft u remove 1 +1/+1 counter off your grafter and place 2 +1/+1 counters on your graftee!
and if u hav guildmage in play it duznt even hav 2 b wen a creature initially cums out!
iv sed enuf alrede
-- By Teh_Huntar from NZ on December 15, 2006
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good all around deck. you have the creatures to beef up any other creatures, get a couple of creatures out soon and youre good. this was my first deck and i kicked a** with.
-- By Brian from Lake town WA USA on January 10, 2007
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this is the best deck dissension has. and is the best starter deck. plus graft is coolist mecanic so far.
-- By thunder chunky from novi mi on February 01, 2007
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This was my second ever deck. At first I didn't know what to think of it cause I sqaushed whoever used it. But when I started playing I loved at an instant.
-- By Anonymous from Sacramento, CA USA on September 30, 2007
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I simply love the Simic guild! It's my favorite deck and it is my most awesome too. But the deck needs a few mods. I highly recommend adding cytoplast root-kin, cytoplast manipulator (my favorite of all the simic) more coiling oracles, cytospawn shambler, and to spice things up, add a couple of assault zeppelids and trygon predators for those annoying enchantments and artifacts. Experiment Kraj is awesome and protean hulk has saved me lots of times! Oh and also maybe replace a card by an other helium squirter, wich is really awesome. And don't forget plaxcaster frogling and sporeback troll. Some of the cards in there I didn't like: the rusalkas are pretty useless in the deck. Overall it's a blast to play!!!
-- By Anonymous from USA on August 03, 2008
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Not a lot of interesting creatures or twists. I've really enjoyed the other pre-con decks from Coldsnap, Guildpact, X, and Shadowmoor. Most of the time, WOTC has fun pre-con decks. For me, however, this line was a dud. It's also interesting that I already had most of these cards from a random set of cards from Toad and Troll (350 uncommon/rare cards for $9.99 and 1000 common for $10). My kid and I have had a LOT of fun with those instead.
-- By Jake from Fargo, ND on October 24, 2008
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I like the deck. Graft is good and flexible, and the creature's with the activated abilities that give bonuses to the creatures with the counters is also quite good, albeit a little slow, and Protean Hulk, jeez, it's a game winner. But, in my oppinion this deck has touble getting things done in the heat if battle, especially when your opponent has more mana than you do. All cons aside, with some tweaking and experimentationit has potential to be very effective indeed.
-- By Dan from Perth, WA, Australia on March 30, 2009
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I play only precons because I don't have the time to play seriously anymore. This is the worst precon out of about 20 I own, DO NOT GET THIS DECK THE COMBOS ARE TERRIBLE AND IT TOTALLY TOTALLY SUCKS.
-- By Aric from Phoenix on April 15, 2009
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The Simic was my first deck I bought, and It's one hell of a deck. I beat so many people with it, I enter a tournament with it and got 4th place. This deck will pwn anyone if you know how to use them.
-- By Todd from Texas on June 02, 2009
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This deck is simply one of the best decks in the Dissension set, no doubt about it.
-- By Anonymous from Salt Lake City, UT USA on August 13, 2009
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