SacriCells [Death/Water] [Upped] [Fun]

[Cma]

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-Wait until you can play a Physalia and then Aflatoxin it

-Wait until your Cells start filling your board (at this point, if you have an extra Aflatoxin, you can use it on an enemy creature)

-Make sure you have at least 1 Soul Catcher in play

-Play one of your Bone Walls

-Dry Spell the Cells

-Use the massive amounts of Quanta you just got to play all the dragons you've accumulated, and hide the remainder of the game behind your massive Bone Wall 

[Manuel]

u probably need a little bit of  quanta in the early game for chaining bone walls; i will probably cut out the artic dragons (i know u get a lot of  quanta, but being able to play the combo is more important and u risk to clog your hand, 8 dragons are too much), +1 pillar, +1 physalia, +1 aflotoxin so the combo is easier to draw; another option is to add some congeal for stopping momentum or spell damage creatures.

also check this: http://elementscommunity.org/forum/duo-decks/the-melancholy-death-of-chrysaora-%28for-malignant-cell%29-%28fg%29%28otk%29%28water%29%28death%29/ that is really similar to yours, but with a different use of malignant cells.

[Cma]

u probably need a little bit of  quanta in the early game for chaining bone walls; i will probably cut out the artic dragons (i know u get a lot of  quanta, but being able to play the combo is more important and u risk to clog your hand, 8 dragons are too much), +1 pillar, +1 physalia, +1 aflotoxin so the combo is easier to draw; another option is to add some congeal for stopping momentum or spell damage creatures.

Duly noted (thank you! ). But, if I take out the Artic dragons whats to be done with the quanta? (Ice bolt? That would help with CC I guess)

also check this: http://elementscommunity.org/forum/duo-decks/the-melancholy-death-of-chrysaora-%28for-malignant-cell%29-%28fg%29%28otk%29%28water%29%28death%29/ [nofollow] that is really similar to yours, but with a different use of malignant cells.

More thanks! Now I know my deck is well and truly unique

[jippy99]

Hi! Sorry for the slight necro, but I'm doing this for Phase 1 of the Death Trials. This deck is definitely a unique concept, one that I haven't seen before. I think Manuel brought up a few good points, especially about early in the game. It seems that this deck would take several turns to set up in order to pull off the dry spell combo, and chaining Bonewalls isn't necessarily going to hold off an initial onslaught given the fact that you only have 4 in the deck. Because of that, I would probably include a few CC cards at the expense of a few dragons. 8 total dragons is a little bit excessive, especially considering that in an ideal situation you'll already be nearly halfway through the deck before you can pull off the combo successfully, and that you won't need to rush to the finish if you build up a large collection of Bonewalls. So I would suggest cutting 2 Arctic Dragons and 1 Ivory Dragon, and replacing those with a combination of freeze and ice bolts. Ice bolts can also serve as damage replacements at the end of the game after racking up lots of  quanta if you need a little more damage to push you over the edge for the win. An Arctic Squid could also be used there if you want to have consistent CC. I would also agree with Manuel that you'll be a bit quanta starved towards the beginning of the game, which makes chaining and setting up the combo a bit difficult, so I would swap another Ivory Dragon out for an addition Bone Tower. This would give you a final deck that could look something like this:

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Other tweaks could include having SoSac to stall or having an Arsenic to ramp damage while you wait for the combo to build up. Other than that, I really like this idea, and it seems like a lot of fun to play with. Good job!