There’s one pick I slightly disagree with, and one misplay in the first game:

THE PICK: your second pick should have probably been the 2/3 outlast guy over the abzan guide. Reason being that while the guide is powerful, morph creatures are rather interchangeable, since often you will play them face down and they die to removal or you have to trade them off – in which case it doesn’t matter WHICH morph you cast. The Tuskguard captain however is a super solid and efficient creatures that is bigger on turn 5 than the guide is, after putting less mana into it. Additionally, even though you first picked an abzan card, you are not married to the clan yet and might find yourself not playing the first pick or even splashing it in some other deck. So the Captain, who is only green, is going to more consistently be in your deck than the guide.

The play I disagree with was in the first match – casting a debilitating injury on turn three instead of playing a morph, game 1. Playing a morph is better because it allows you to use your mana better and use turn 4 to cast debilitating injury and outlast the bondkin. Plus, morphs are not very intimidating before turn 5, so killing the morph on turn 2 or 3 is almost the same. Finally, the opponent might have played another morph on his turn 4, and usually people play the weaker morph first, so you could have targeted a creature more likely to be good by using the injury a turn later.

I agree with Kabel about the end of R1G1, it’s a mistake to attack while you even suspect a Force away ; had you played the kintree instead you had a blocker for the next attack and had one more draw step. Granted, it had little chance of making a difference, but one never knows!

Cool deck in any case!