.151 2 Lord of the Pit .548 2 Yawgmoth Demon .131 1 Jayemdae Tome .239 18 Swamp .410 1 Diamond Valley .1331 2 Nuisance Engine .55 4 Dark Ritual .497 1 Gate to Phyrexia .68 2 Drain Life .1440 1 Bitterblossom .10561 2 Halo Hunter .11118 1 Elixir of Immortality .2037 1 Minion of Tevesh Szat .11839 2 Rune-Scarred Demon .12386 1 Griselbrand .7292 1 Kuro, Pitlord .13931 2 Master of the Feast .10925 1 Evolving Wilds .1468 1 Terramorphic Expanse .12623 1 Staff of Nin .246 1 Throne of Bone .3593 2 Cruel Edict .1483 2 Diabolic Edict .11274 2 Grasp of Darkness .1299 1 Spirit of the Night .7368 1 Seizan, Perverter of Truth .11451 2 Go for the Throat .11112 2 Dark Tutelage Re: Shandalar Deck Analyser by quatrocentos-e-vinte 24 Jun 2015, 14:52 Maybe what I meant by "fetchlands" was not entirely clear I actually only meant the Onslaught and Zendikar fetchlands (i.e
There is the fact youre in black, though, so maybe just play Demonic Tutor and be done with it
Buy In Bulk Buying in bulk or by the case is another technique to improve your overall cost on Magic Booster Boxes
Just stick like 25 basics and the rest can be color-specific special lands and utility lands
Odd as it may sound, proper Burn strategies can require lots of math
Loam keeps putting lands from your graveyard into your hand (think fetches, utility stuff, premium duals), and dredge keeps it coming back