Some call it check list, guide, reference template etc
Here is the final decklist: Creatures (28) 1 Mother of Runes 1 Serra Angel 1 Blinding Angel 1 Mogg Maniac 1 Blood Speaker 1 Glory 1 Anger 1 Reiver Demon 1 Voice of All 1 Filth 1 Benevolent Bodyguard 1 Angel of Despair 1 Akroma, Angel of Fury 1 Oros, the Avenger 1 Taurean Mauler 1 Scuttlemutt 1 Deathgreeter 1 Malfegor 1 Wall of Omens 1 Angelic Arbiter 1 Steel Hellkite 1 Archangel of Strife 1 Kaalia of the Vast 1 Mana-Charged Dragon 1 Tariel, Reckoner of Souls 1 Basandra, Battle Seraph 1 Aegis Angel 1 Rune-Scarred Demon Lands (37) Spells (35) 1 Quicksilver Amulet 1 Swords to Plowshares 1 Sol Ring 1 Fellwar Stone 1 Darksteel Ingot 1 Terminate 1 Akroma's Vengeance 1 Lightning Greaves 1 Mana Geyser 1 Distorting Lens 1 Dragon Shadow 1 Syphon Mind 1 Cryptic Gateway 1 Phyrexian Reclamation 1 Seal of Doom 1 Orim's Thunder 1 Cauldron Dance 1 Bathe in Light 1 Boros Signet 1 Mortify 1 Orzhov Signet 1 Rakdos Signet 1 Wrecking Ball 1 Coldsteel Heart 1 Dolmen Gate 1 Aphotic Wisps 1 Path to Exile 1 Elixir of Immortality 1 Nim Deathmantle 1 Darksteel Plate 1 Syphon Flesh 1 Vow of Duty 1 Soul Snare 1 Vow of Lightning 1 Vow of Malice Im pretty happy with how the mana curve panned out, even with the high-end fatty boom-booms
Nemata, Primeval Warden Nemata, Primeval Warden is permanent graveyard exile for your opponents and gives you something to do with your Saprolings: draw cards
Gaining more life than you spent mana isnt really a challenge, as life gain often as seen as having such little value that they tag it onto spells to fill in that extra half mana in the casting cost
Cards gas
Its such a great engine that you can use it in many different ways
