![]() ![]() We replaced the 4 copies of Bonecrusher Giant // Stomp with Shock to be able to damage any target. We kept the 4 copies of Light Up the Stage, which helps us to find resources, especially when we are empty-handed (which happens very early with this deck). We replaced the 4 copies of Embercleave with Infuriate, instant that considerably increases a creature's power until the end of the turn. We kept the 4 copies of Bolt Hound and Rimrock Knight // Boulder Rush, to maintain our deck aggressive. We removed the 4 copies of Torbran, Thane of Red Fell. It is also a good answer to global removals. We increased from 2 to 4 copies of Anax, Hardened in the Forge, creatures that get stronger as we fill the battlefield with our red creatures. In addition, it can be sacrificed to cause damage equal to its power to the target creature or planeswalker, making it a great removal. We replaced the copies of 4 copies of Fervent Champion for Goblin Arsonist, a creature that can deal 1 damage to any target, and the 4 copies of Robber of the Rich with Heartfire Immolator, a creature with prowess. We also kept the 4 copies of Scorch Spitter, a creature that when attacking causes damage to the player or planeswalker he is attacking, remembering that this damage is caused before the opponent can declare blockers. I try not to trade too much with this deck as you tend to win with a critical mass rather than a big creature.We kept the 4 copies of Tin Street Dodger, creature 1/1 for a red mana that for another red mana can only be blocked by barriers (type of creature very rare in the current metagame). It’s going to be extremely rare you’ll ever get to 7 mana so just use it when it’s most opportune. Remember that if you’re looking for something specific, put a stop on your upkeep so you can hit the opponent with Play with Fire to scry.Īlthough it would be nice, don’t price yourself in to kicking Roil Eruption. Try to play your Lords last as you want your opponent to spend their removal on worse creatures, even at the expense of potential damage generally speaking. In more general cases, you can just copy something on your side on the opponent’s end step to keep that creature for the turn and so you can use it again on your turn. This is really good for ambushing the opponent out of nowhere. ![]() While rare, if you manage to get two Reflections of Kiki-Jiki out off of Fable of the Mirror-Breaker, you can wait until your opponent’s end step and use one to copy the other to get a 2/2 body for each mana you spend until your end step. Try to get in as much chip damage as possible since You See a Pair of Goblins is really good at finishing the opponent off at low life totals. There have been turns where you can get a large trigger between Battle Cry Goblin tokens, You See a Pair of Goblins tokens, and your normal creatures. Keep track of how many Goblins you can put into play with Hobgoblin Bandit Lord out. Just remember you have to attack with that modified creature as well! ![]() While it’s not going to come up often, Kumano Faces Kakkazan can give a creature a +1/+1 counter which modifies it for the second ability on Goro-Goro, Disciple of Ryusei. This is minor, but if you don’t need to give anything haste, remember to activate your Battle Cry Goblin‘s ability after it has produced a token to give the token the additional power buff. You can kill large creatures without losing your Goblin Javelineer by letting the trigger resolve and then burning the creature with Play with Fire. Make sure to carefully map out your opponent’s blocks when you have this on board. Out of every card in the deck, this is the one I’m hoping to top deck the most.Ĭombat math with Fireblade Charger gets tricky as buffing it can make it’s death trigger more potent. Next up is one of the best cards in Standard, Fable of the Mirror-Breaker! I could see we play this because it’s broken, but it’s also two Goblins in one! How could we not play it? Being able to produce multiple bodies, filter away extra lands, and then threaten hasty attacks with Reflections of Kiki-Jiki is quite the powerful card.įinally, for what was initially the biggest shock in the deck, the barely limited playable You See a Pair of Goblins! This card has always been absolutely nuts for me as a way to add multiple bodies on board, hold up threats in the face of wraths, or surprise the opponent with lethal. Hobgoblin Bandit Lord is obviously great since lords are awesome, but it’s been even better because the activated ability is so powerful in a deck that can produce a lot of bodies quickly. The ones and twos are definitely important, but the three drops are what make this deck shine. The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earthīuy on TCGplayer $0.11 Buy on Card Kingdom $0.25 view card details.
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