The main problem with this deck is that its two rares, Void Maw and Sek'Kuar, work at cross-purposes. Sek'Kuar thrives on creatures going to the graveyard, but Void Maw prevents that. I recommend either removing Sek'Kuar and the three Forests and replacing them with another Void Maw and three Swamps, or removing the Void Maw and replacing it with another Sek'Kuar. Other than that, this is a fun deck with a cool concept behind it, and I recommend playing with it. :)

  -- By Will B. Staples from Springfield, MA on July 09, 2008

I have a lot of decks overall (about 13, although some of u may have more than this!) & this is really fun to play. A lot of flyers will hurt this deck, and it lacks low-mana creatures (almost all of the creatures in the deck are 3+ mana 2 summon) so it could use some more cannonfodder. I find it very fun to use as you just sacrifice loads of creatures, get loads of special effects & then u can bring the creatures back with grim harvest. i love this deck & i thoughroughly reccommend it, although it can be a bit tricky 2 use well for the beginner.

  -- By The Howe of it... from IoW, british isles on May 28, 2007

its an awsome deck although you can get crushed by flyers. I added golgari gemination and Savra queen of the golgari and it works like bread and butter i love this deck.

  -- By Anonymous from White lake mi on August 07, 2006

Overall a good base deck to build on. Sek' Kuar is a beast. I suggest some more kjeldoran dead and another skull catapult. You also might try a few larger creatures or some kill spells as I found this deck does lack some heavy hitting power and can be overun in a late game situation.

  -- By Anonymous from Oxford, OH on August 01, 2006