[Cephalysis]

Deck
4 Wild Nacatl
3 Ember Weaver
4 Stonybrook Schoolmaster
2 Thorn-thrash Viashino

2 Wildfield Borderpost
2 Wildfire Borderpost
4 Dragon fodder
4 Gilt-leaf Ambush
2 Cenn's Enlistment
2 Curse of Chains
3 Presence of Gond
4 Lightning Bolt
3 Sigil Blessing
2 Sigil of the Nayan gods

4 Terramorphic expanse
2 Naya Panorama
5 Plains
5 Forest
3 Mountain

Sideboard
4 Gleeful Sabotage
4 Nacatl Outlander
4 Valeron Outlander
3 Surge of Thoughtweft

Now this deck is pretty cool and it plays decently right now, although the presence of gond's havnt had much practice. This deck wasn't close to finish in the spdc 10.02 (and still isn't) and went 2-2 (probably shouldve won the first match if I didnt make tons of stupid mistakes). I just want to hear what u guys thought when u looked down the list of cards for the deck.

Now the main strategy is trying to set up a nice amount of tokens on the field which is surprisingly easy and can even be done against decks with crazy amounts of interrupts. Just from looking at this deck's setup one of the first things u will most likely realize is that a festercreep or hurly-burly poses an incredible amount of threat, this is not true. Not only can u expect ur opponents to switch them in from their sideboard but adding surges of thoughtweft along with the preexisting sigil blessings make the tokens surprisingly very difficult to kill.

[olstyn]

You've got a ton of 2 and 3-ofs, which suggests that the deck could be streamlined to perform better. Sigil of the Nayan Gods is usually just going to draw a removal spell, getting you hit 2 for 1, so it'd be high on my list of things to cut. Presence of Gond has similar problems, so I'd also be looking pretty hard at cutting that.

Also, Festercreep and Hurly-Burly *are* going to be problems when you're playing against skilled opponents, because Sigil Blessing is also easily stopped by any removal spell.

This deck looks like it's capable of some pretty nasty things, assuming little disruption of its plan, but it looks to me like it'd have a rough time against decks with heavy removal suites and/or lots of fliers.
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[x2gambit]

If you want to keep the token producer perhaps you should include a few Devoted Druid, or Pili-Pala both can create a ton of tokens if you can land a Sigil of the Nayan gods, and Presence of Gong. If you want to protect the tokens I like the Sigil Blessing.

[professornutbutter]

I think the important thing here is: this deck looks like a lot of fun to play. :)

[Polyjak]

Can we keep my weenie out of this??
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[Cephalysis]

I changed the deck up a bit

switched out-
2 Thorn-thrash Viashino
2 Curse of Chains
3 Presence of Gond
2 Sigil of the Nayan gods

switched in-
4 Soul Warden
4 Lash out
1 Sigil Blessing

and the new sideboard is-
2 Gleeful Sabotage
3 Smash to Smithereens
3 Nacatl Outlander
3 Surge of Thoughtweft
4 Valeron Outlander

The soul wardens r nice b/c they act as a target for creature destruction and if they rnt they usually give around 6-12 life before they die. Curse of chains was nice against black/white decks that use edges of divinity and nightsky mimics seeing how a nip gwillion becomes a 4/4 w/ the edge and a nightsky mimic isnt a viable target for a lightning bolt or lashout (this is obviously just 1 scenario). Lash out just works out better b/c it kills the guy and has a decent chance of dealing 3 dmg.

[olstyn]

Those generally seem like good changes. It should probably play more consistently for you now.
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