Building Blocks: Jund in Innistrad Block

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Lee McLeod

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  1. “The chickens are loose.” LOL. I think there’s a magic card in there somewhere…

    Giant Chicken 2GG
    3/3
    When Giant Chicken dies it does damage equal to its power to one of your opponent’s creatures at random. (it had its head cut off and is running around like a… well, you get the idea).

    Thanks for the videos! I had good success with a Jund deck just before AVR came out, featuring Olivia Voldaren and lots of early removal for Boros. This deck looks much better and like it will be a lot of fun to try out.

  2. this is clearly the most expensive deck in block right now… with some lists going with a full set of bonfires, aristocrats, and huntmasters, that alone equates to well over $240 in tix… then some will be running garruk’s on top of that at 13-14 tix a piece. This whole deck is easily over $300.

    But money wins. And the results speak for themselves. I’ve got all the pieces to play Jund, personally, except for the Bonfires. Sucks that with all the AVR drafting i’ve yet to open that one mythic. (sad face).

  3. I was really hoping you didn’t tragic slip after that pillar in your last game since I am pretty sure that morbid isn’t triggered due to the exile instead of dying.

  5. I think in the fourth round your sideboarding is poor. Why do you have Human Frailty in your sideboard if you not use it against Naya in this match up? With Fiend Hunter and Gavany Township it is way better than Pillar and Tragic Slip. It is instant speed removal against almost all of his threats exept the Restoration Angel, and it does not care how much counters are on his creatures.