Decks Containing Kodama-sq-s-Reach

I know the name is weak but this deck can back up the trash talking you will be doing in any game. In this deck you can pritty much attack with your zuberas and the more that go to the gravyard the more damage is later in the game.

This deck is good no matter what part of the game your in. Early on in the game you have alot of mana from your creatures so you can get big creatures out fast and if your not getting enough lands they can fill in untill you do. Later in the game alot of your small creatures either become big creatures themselves or they help to pump up your Heedless Ones and Elvish Vanguard. You can also tap all your little creatures for your Voice of the Woods to produse ALOT of 7/7's with trample.

This deck uses fast mana in the form of Sakura-Tribe Elder, Kodama's Reach, Llanowar Elves, and Utopia Tree to play Enduring Ideal as quickly as possible. Enduring Ideal can then fetch an answer to any problem. Honden of Infinite Rage is removal, and serves as a kill card, along with Genju of the Realm. Honden of Cleansing Fire gives you time advantage, while Honden of Night's Reach gives you card advantage. Honden of Life's Web makes chump-blockers, and against a deck with not very many creatures, it can do a lot of damage. Night of Soul's Betrayal works against weenie decks. Meishin, the Mind Cage can neutralize almost every creature with even just one copy in play. Finally, Confiscate is a direct \"that's mine now\" to any permanent. This deck may have problems in the early game, so I put in Quicksand. Brushland and Tendo Ice Bridge are nice mana fixers. In the sideboard, Night of Soul's Betrayal, Reverence, Rule of Law, and Ghostly Prison take care of swarm decks. Honden of Cleansing Fire comes in against decks where you really need a lot of life to survive. Story Circle helps against red burn decks, and Form of the Dragon can come in against decks without a lot of fliers. Naturalize is in for extra artifact and enchantment removal. Have fun with the deck!

This deck is an extremely fun budget green beatdown deck. The deck almost always has a first-turn play, and that play is always is a creature with 2 or 3 power. It usually is extremely overwhelming for the opponent because not many decks can deal with turn-one Rogue Elephants, Jungle Lions, and Skyshroud Ridgebacks. Blastoderm can come out on turn three with Sakura-Tribe Elder mana acceleration. Kodama's Reach serves as extra mana acceleration that helps to speed you up. River Boa and Wild Mongrel are solid creatures that are extremely hard to kill. Rancor and Loxodon Warhammer can each turn any creature into a trampling fattie. Plus, Rancor can never be destroyed and stay destroyed, and Loxodon Warhammer stays in play even when its creature is killed. Treetop Village serves as a not-very-out-of-the-way trampling fattie. Even though it comes into play tapped, it's a very nice addition to the deck. Quicksand solves greens problem of not having removal. That brings me to the sideboard. I run one Swamp in the deck taht can be fetched with Sakura-Tribe Elder or Kodama's Reach. The swamp is used to play Dark Banishing, which is in the sideboard. This deck has no fliers, so I sideboard Needle Storm against decks with a lot of fliers (think Meloku the Clouded Mirror). Bring in Mtenda Lion against any deck that doesn't have easy access to blue mana. Karstoderm can be brought in against decks that don't run artifacts, while Uktabi Orangutan and Wear Away should be brought in against decks with artifacts (and enchantments). All that is left for you now is to play with the deck. Have fun with it!

basically you get a ton of land out and fast, then you \"rudely awaken\" them 2 kick some ass, and if that wont get you game final punishment will close the deal. the kokoshu and jugan are if you cant get the right combo, and with the new legends rule the dragons get a nice little bonus. well happy trails and hopefully this deck will work as good 4 you as it did for me