Decks Containing Equilibrium

this deck is pretty big... and uses a lot of rares, but it works miracles. the only problem with this deck is that all of the creatures are birds, so something cheap like hurricane will destroy you.

pingers like prodigal sorcerer will do all the job if it is enchanted by curiosity and apathy... if you have successfully cast all the 3 cards, your opponent would likely to have "a" turn to beat you

have out words of wind, or equilibrium and then play merchant of secrets(if you want to keep drawing cards) or wood elves(to get out land) or play keldon champion (to do a crap load of damage), or u can just keep making tokens with goblin marshal

you may edit this deck any way you see fit, this is jst what should be in it. what you do is cancel out spells plyed and cretures that hit the board say stuck, and do nothing

obviously the best thing to do is to get out megrim and use 2 urza's guilts. but with the wapred devotion, mana breach, and eqilibrium this deck is just flat out annoying. cephalid broker and silent specter are a big help too. Easy kill hand: 2 Swamps 2 Islands 1 Megrim 2 Urza's Guilt Win in 5 turns

please help with my deck plan... i dono... maybe im just drawing bad hands... which is pretty much my luck. :( basically mana efficiency is my problem but i don wanna take anything out of my deck that much for just land. please help me?

it is a well-rounded deck that can do well against most other t2 decks. the more you play it, the more tricks you find up it\'s sleeves.

this is a funny little deck that is very expensive. i can't guarantee it will work 100% of the time, but no one is perfect, right? i'm sure all you long time magic players understand the concept of the deck. easy victories come if this deck is played right...

take about 13 damage, hold them off, attack with big creatures, laugh at them. need improvement - send comments to crash182e

get out winter orb, a lot of merfolk, opposition and other things to tap lands. lock your opponent's lands and swarm them with merfolk.