Type: Deck Idea
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legLegacy
Approx. Value:
$35.66
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Avg. CMC 1.62
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Avatar: The Last Airbender
releases on November 21, 2025!

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Avatar: The Last Airbender
releases on November 21, 2025!

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Main Deck - 60 cards, 14 distinct
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Rarity Color
Creature (23)
4 Blight Mamba
$0.32
Creature - Phyrexian Snake
1 1
4 Core Prowler
$0.44
Artifact Creature - Phyrexian Horror
2 2
2 Elvish Herder
$0.56
Creature - Elf
1 1
4 Glistener Elf
$0.57
Creature - Phyrexian Elf Warrior
1 1
4 Ichorclaw Myr
$1.11
Artifact Creature - Phyrexian Myr
1 1
4 Necropede
$0.40
Artifact Creature - Phyrexian Insect
1 1
1 Virulent Sliver
$0.38
Creature - Sliver
1 1
Instant (5)
1 Berserk
$10.48
Instant
4 Giant Growth
$0.10
Instant
Artifact (4)
4 Heavy Arbalest
$0.10
Artifact - Equipment
Enchantment (8)
3 Instill Energy
$0.94
Enchantment - Aura
3 Nature's Chosen
$1.98
Enchantment - Aura
2 Rancor
$0.78
Enchantment - Aura
Land (20)
20 Forest
$0.06
Basic Land - Forest
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
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Notes
 
I was working on ways to do different things with poison counters, ideally with unusual color combos, but I ended up back at green. With a vengeance. With the exception of the Core Prowlers, every creature costs under 3, and only the Elvish Herders, among all 23 creatures, do not give poison counters. I went for the smaller, cheaper creatures with the hopes of spreading out quickly and getting boosts and trample to give a lot of counters. The only other time I used Heavy Arbalest was in What's It Gonna Be?, which went 1-2 in late 2010, but that was a slower deck with two colors and no way to untap creatures. Here I am taking all 4, plus three copies each of Instill Energy and Nature's Chosen. The deck can produce a poison counter machine gun. The name comes for the Naja sumatrana, or equatorial spitting cobra. The 20/12/4/4 curve creates, for a poison counter deck, a startlingly low 1.80 average cost.
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