Subject: [Deck] M&M Sexy, Sexy Green
Date: Wed, 01 Jul 1998 23:38:10 -0500
From: Tim Kilgore <topdeckr@computerland.net>
To: fkusumot@ix.netcom.com

M&M Sexy, Sexy Green
v 3.01

This is called M&M because everything is candy coated, kiddies.  Green M&M's are
said to be the sexy color, hence the name.

Artifacts (7)
  3 Coat of Arms         Our candy coating
  4 Snake Baskets        The M&M's

Enchantments (4)
  4 Earthcraft           Turbo (WHEE!) mana production

Creatures (8)
  4 Lawnmower Sentinel   Insta-Army
  4 Lawnmower Elves      I'm too sexy for my shirt...

Walls (8)
  4 Wall of Blossums
  4 Wall of Roots

Other Stuff (13)
  4 Creeping Molds       Super-flexible - kill the bridge
  3 Natural Springs      Antidote for Fireblasts
  3 Reclaim              Awesome in this deck
  3 Overrun              We have ignition

Boring Stuff (20)
 20 Forest

Total: 60 cards

Suckboard:
4 Fog                    First turn kills suck
3 Needlestorm            Tradewinds suck
3 Ukatabi Orangutans     Disks/Null Brooches suck
3 Lifeforce              Black sucks
2 Altar of Demensia      Ensnaring Bridge sucks

A typical play might look like... Blow Snake Basket for 5 during upkeep.  Tap a
token via Earthcraft to play reclaim, putting Snake Basket on top of the
library.  Draw and play another Snakebasket by tapping the 4 remaining snake
tokens.  Next turn you'll bust this one for at least 10 more snake tokens (15 in
play).  God help them if you candy coat the horde.

If you don't like the fogs, well, no one is bending your arm.  But I will warn
you that quite often all this decks needs is one...more...turn.  And Fog is
useful against both speed black and speed red.  And then there is Hatred.

As it stands, this deck is mono-green.  It could potentially be a better deck
with a splash of white and enlightened tutors.  This would make the deck run
much smoother and would improve your sideboard options.  But this is a
Wakefieldian King-sized kick-a-hole-in-yer-head big bad-assed monster deck that
has no need for lesser colors.

Finally, I make no claims that this deck is tournament viable.  I can confirm
that it is a blast in multi-player games - being able to do over 500 points of
trample damage on a single turn is a real hoot.

Tim Kilgore