Creatures (33) 3 [c]Adeline, Resplendent Cathar[/c] 4 [c]Brutal Cathar // Moonrage Brute[/c] 4 [c]Chaplain of Alms[/c] 4 [c]Clarion Spirit[/c] 4 [c]Elite Spellbinder[/c] 4 [c]Intrepid Adversary[/c] 4 [c]Luminarch Aspirant[/c] 2 [c]Skyclave Apparition[/c] 4 [c]Usher of the Fallen[/c] Spells (5) 2 [c]Portable Hole[/c] 3 [c]Fateful Absence[/c] Lands (22) 2 [c]Cave of the Frost Dragon[/c] 4 [c]Faceless Haven[/c] 16 [c]Snow-Covered Plains[/c] Playing Against Ward When building a deck, I wouldnt worry too much about ward creatures
Along with Prismatic Ending it represents the pinnacle of white removal in Modern, pushing Path to Exile a few ranks down the ladder and even out of our Top 5
We know how they exist, though
With his three lore value and 2/5 stat line, Bashful, Hopeless Romantic has incredible value on turn four, but keep in mind he can only quest if you have another Dwarf in play, so make sure you can keep one of the Seven Dwarfs on the board or, preferably, play one on the following turn
Any random midrange deck
The deck aims to overwhelm your opponent by combining a number of efficiently costed spells with creatures and permanents that grant powerful abilities when these spells are cast
