My Blue/White Control MTG Deck?

Question

Land

4 Flooded Strand
8 Island
10 Plains
2 Secluded Steppe
4 Temple of the False God


Spell

4 Akroma's Vengeance
4 Complicate
3 Decree of Justice
2 Discombobulate
2 Stifle
4 Wing Shards

Creature

2 Screeching Sliver
2 Telekinetic Sliver
1 Synapse Sliver
1 Synchronous Sliver
1 Essence Sliver
2 Pulmonic Sliver
1 Sinew Sliver
1 Ward Sliver

Please tell me what you think about what this deck and how it would function if you have suggestions for changes please stae what and a reason behind it

Answer 1

First of all, your deck is only 58 cards. Sixty cards is the general consensus for minimum number of cards in a legal deck.



Second of all, you have 28 lands, which means in mid- and end-game you will end up land locked, and not have spells to play. A good rule of thumb here is 1 land per 2 spells. In a 60-card deck, this would be 20 lands and 40 spells. As it stands, half of your deck is lands.



Third, you should really focus on one aspect of your deck, instead of running multiple ideas and trying to pass it off as one thing. If you are running white/blue control, there are much better ways to do these things than with slivers. Meddling Mage comes to mind immediately, but there are tons of other spells available to blue/white decks which can make control absolutely a breeze.



If you are going for a Type 2 (Standard) deck, then you should be running Hindering Light, Crystallization, and Cancel, among other things. Path to Exile and Oblivion Ring are great adds for a blue/white control. If you run Meddling Mage and Ethercaste Knight, you would have 8 effective creatures in your deck that can put out quite a bit of damage, in addition to stopping your opponent from playing up to 4 different spells per game.



If you are running a different type, such as Vintage, you can run Counterspells and any spells that give you card advantage such as Ancestral Recall. The list is far too big for a simple reply here, however.

Answer 2

very bad deck, you should add:



Blue eyes white dragon x3

Polymerization x2

blue eyes ultimate dragon x3

dragons mirror x3

foolish burial x3

kaibaman x3

kaiser seahorse x3

skilled dark magician x3

celtic guardian x3

gaia power

gyakuteno megami x3

hinotama

''7''



and if you are a spell counter fan tou should buy structure deck spellcaster command it have lots of good cards for improve your very bad deck:



SDSC-EN001 Endymion, the Master Magician (Ultra Rare)

SDSC-EN002 Disenchanter

SDSC-EN003 Defender, the Magical Knight

SDSC-EN004 Hannibal Necromancer

SDSC-EN005 Summoner Monk

SDSC-EN006 Dark Red Enchanter

SDSC-EN007 Skilled Dark Magician

SDSC-EN008 Apprentice Magician x 2

SDSC-EN009 Old Vindictive Magician

SDSC-EN010 Magical Marionette

SDSC-EN011 Breaker the Magical Warrior

SDSC-EN012 Magical Plant Mandragola

SDSC-EN013 Royal Magical Library

SDSC-EN014 Blast Magician

SDSC-EN015 Mythical Beast Cerberus

SDSC-EN016 Mei-Kou, Master of Barriers

SDSC-EN017 Crystal Seer

SDSC-EN018 Magical Exemplar

SDSC-EN019 Magical Citadel of Endymion

SDSC-EN020 Spell Power Grasp

SDSC-EN021 Magicians Unite

SDSC-EN022 Mist Body

SDSC-EN023 Malevolent Nuzzler

SDSC-EN024 Giant Trunade

SDSC-EN025 Fissure

SDSC-EN026 Swords of Revealing Light

SDSC-EN027 Mage Power

SDSC-EN028 Terraforming

SDSC-EN029 Enemy Controller

SDSC-EN030 Book of Moon

SDSC-EN031 Magical Blast

SDSC-EN032 Magical Dimension

SDSC-EN033 Twister

SDSC-EN034 Field Barrier

SDSC-EN035 Magician's Circle

SDSC-EN036 Pitch-Black Power Stone x 2

SDSC-EN037 Tower of Babel

SDSC-EN038 Magic Cylinder





hope this help =)

Source(s):

7 years of experience in magic the gathering

Answer 3

No clue what you mean