You added the + 3 to each creature individually out loud, then tried to add them up. Instead start with: “ok I have 10 (or 11) creatures, that is 30 (33) + 4+3+4+5+5+ etc etc

Ya apparently passing that Spinner a few videos ago has caught up to me as I failed to recognize the “at beginning of end step” vs “at end of turn” thing. I am not sure how much it would have changed my line of play had I seen it, but I’m sure it would have.

@Disco – I like your logic there for sure. Especially on the already mana-intensive Arbalest Elite. I really like the Alabaster Mage in green decks since activating it once is pretty easy and can be 4+ life.

@Steve – I agree, I saw it when I watched the video later and while the Wurm is a fine finisher vs an aggro deck, the trick is being alive at that point which usually means not holding 7-drops in hand all game

@apricio – I can’t remember the exact spot you are referring to but probably to diversify a bit, and for curve reasons.

I definitely keep Hunter’s Insight in due to double Cudgel Troll. That combo is a pretty nasty beating as nobody ever blocks the first swing of a Troll.

However the last two cuts I make with your deck are Arbalest Elite and Alabaster Mage. The reason has nothing to do with power level, as they’re obviously better cards than some of the green guys- it’s the fact that they are mana intensive as all get-out and rarely get activated in a fast format.

In game one, any thought to playing the angel making the stormfront indestructible so then you have the angel out and a great blocker?

I really dont like activating the spider on his turn on the angel, but i guess if you are that scared of a trick its good.