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Saproling Is Money
60 Cards
Value: $70.33
This was my last saproling deck. I\'m very proud of it. I understood, that Saproling creatures works as coins for trade. You can improve your creatures, draw cards, generate mana (of any color), prevent damage, and so on. The sideboard there are other creatures very useful.
Brie (fungusy Death)
60 Cards
Value: $481.03
it looks slow ad the mana looks low and in bad numbers, but trust me; this deck smooths over that nicely. The mycoloth is a shards of alara card that hasn't been registered yet (its a 4GG fungus with devour 2 and at the beginning of your upkeep, put a 1/1 saproling token into play for each +1+1 counter on this creature.)if you sacrifice 1 token, next turn you get 2. if you have doubling season out, instead mycoloth gets 4 counters for 1 token, and produces 4 tokens, whick doubles into 8. The flooded grove is a land from eventide that fixes your color troubles with ease.(U/G,T:add UU, UG, or GG to your mana pool. The opposition is very powerful, because you should be able to tap all your oponnents creature on their upkeep, stopping their card draw from having any importance (tur order is: Untap, Upkeep, Draw, Min phase 1...) And the final Two cards worth mention are psycotrope thallid, which causes insane card draw (finding you all your other important stuff) and utopia mycon, quite possibly the most powerful accelerator in this deck. Enjoy! ps: brie is a french cheese that tastes of fungus. i had to try some in my french class and instantly called it the fungusy death, resulting in the name of this deck.
Sacrificial Saprolings
59 Cards
Value: $178.62
My saproling deck. Been working on it a while it works pretty good
Gravemoss
64 Cards
Value: $189.44

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