Subject: Deck-Slivers
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 13:09:32 EDT
From: Krakilin8@aol.com
To: fkusumot@ix.netcom.com

3 Coat of Arms
2 Fool's Tome
4 Lotus Petals
4 Metalic Slivers
2 Mox Diamonds

3 Mnemonic Slivers
4 Winged Slivers
3 Mana Leaks

4 Muscle Slivers
3 Horned Slivers
2 Awakenings
3 Birds of Paradise
2 Predatory Hungers
3 Allurens

3 Crystalline Slivers
2 Acidic Slivers
1 Victual Sliver
3 Sliver Queens

2 Heart Slivers
3 Barbed Slivers
2 Incinerates

5 Forests
4 Islands
2 Mountians
2 Cities of Brass
4 Reflecting Pools
3 Gemstone Mines

Sideboard:
3 Spined Slivers
4 Hydroblasts
2 Invasion Plans
1 Ensnaring Bridges
2 Cursed Scrolls

The Coat of Arms becomes extremely powerfull with a Queen out. Pump out one
token, all Slivers get +1/+1. Two tokens, +2/+2 and so on. With a Horned
Sliver in play, your Slivers will be able to dish out huge amounts of damage.
If your opponent plays with lots of creatures, the Predatory Hungers will pump
up a creature to mammoth size. The Null Brooch's disadvantage is almost non-
existant because of the rate of speed you go through your deck. Sideboard in
the Invasion Plans and Spined Slivers if you're facing a horde deck. They
allow your army to be pumped up gigantically, which works well with the Horned
Slivers. The Mana Leaks are there for Price of Progress or Ruination.

Evan Ross