Mardu - The Temporary Spirit Home


Here's a cheeky little list I'm thinking about, I love Rakdos, yet I feel like I should champion Khans/Zendikar standard with a Mardu themed Allied deck.



The allies won world war 2, not the axis.. Thus allies are powerful. That's my thesis on the matter.

Mardu Allies.

(22)
3x Zulaport Cutthroat
4x Kalastria Healer.
4x Lantern Scout.
3x Drana, Liberator of Malakir.
3x Munda, Ambush Leader.
3x Chasm Guide.
1x Resolute Blademaster.


(15)
3x Wild Slash
2x Kolaghan's Command.
3x Crackling Doom.
2x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar.
1x Sorin, Solemn Visitor.
1x Muderous Cut.
4x March from the Tomb.


(23)
4 Ally Encampment
4 Shambling Vents
4 Bloodstained Mire
3 Mardu Outpost
2 Mountain
2 Swamp
2 Battlefield Forge
2 Caves of Koilos


Sideboard remains unknown so far with a lack of pro-tour to occupy all the drones and make the meta easy for me. But I think these cards are a good consideration...

Mardu Ascendancy: Plays around Radiant Flames, makes many attackers which enjoy fringe benefits from the ally strategy.

Silkwrap: Eats up Jace & Mantis Rider which I'll assume to see everywhere.

Fiery Impulse: Deals with a lot of the Atarka Red stuff and kills Jace, maybe Mantis

Deflecting Palm: Seems good against the Atarka Red's voltron attacks.

Roast: Rhost The Rhino.

Sorin, Solemn Visitor: Pack more against a more controlly deck and also good for lifelink against the Atarka decks!

Stasis Snare: Interesting card to tackle huge threats like dragons, eldrazi and the like. Also good against Atarka's voltron'd creature and decent removal against many things.



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