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Fiendish Nature
A black green deck with a fatties and reanimation theme.
Official product information webpage (archived)
Don’t you hate it when you manage to get out a really big creature early, only to lose it to Terror? Then “Fiendish Nature” is the deck for you. Wipe that smirk off your opponent’s face by bringing that same creature right back!
Urza’s Destiny Preconstructed Decks Strategy Guide (compiled here)
The decklist and card images can also be found on Moxfield, MTG Goldfish and mtg.wtf.
Enhanced Deck
Lands (22)
1 Polluted Mire
2 Slippery Karst
13 Forest
6 Swamp
Creatures (24)
3 Plague Dogs
2 Elvish Lyrist
4 Llanowar Elves
4 Wall of Blossoms
2 Uktabi Orangutan
1 Cradle Guard
2 Yavimaya Elder
2 Gamekeeper
3 Ancient Silverback
1 Verdant Force
Other (14)
4 Engineered Plague
3 Recurring Nightmare
2 Giant Growth
2 Rancor
1 Symbiosis
2 Pattern of Rebirth
Sideboard (15)
4 Dread of Night
1 Terror
2 Eradicate
2 Stronghold Taskmaster
1 Living Death
1 Choke
1 Splinter
3 Scragnoth
This can also be found on Moxfield, MTG Goldfish and mtg.wtf.
“The soul? Here, we have no use for such frivolities.”
—Sitrik, birth priest
Reviews
Cubic Creativity
M:tG Precon Decon
Quiet Speculation (reader comment)
Fiendish Nature from Urza’s Destiny was by far my favorite precon. You could ‘combo out’ and Pattern of Rebirth out an Ancient Silverback, or just keep gaining incremental card advantage through all the recursion and comes into play and leaves play effects.
ArcMage84
Troll and Toad (customer review)
Urza’s Destiny Fiendish Nature Preconstructed Theme Deck (MTG)
Of all the pre-constructed decks I have bought (and I’ve been playing MTG since the mid nineties) this is the one that really sticks out in my mind. First of all, I liked the idea of pre-constructed decks since they were not overly powerful (since I am not and never will be interested in tournament level play) but with a little tweaking, this thing can be a monster of a deck! Also, this was the “turning point” in Magic where supposed “enemy colors” were combined to produce some really cool and fun to play decks. This deck is super cool because it breaks the ground (or at least it did for me) for combining the regenerative abilities of green and black and relies heavily on bringing big creatures back from the graveyard. In the next few years, I witnessed very precise and finely tuned variations of this theme but for me, this is the deck that started it all. Really awesome vintage deck that requires just a little tweaking to be truly awesome once it gets going. Take out a few of the “fluff” cards and throw in some others that take advantage of the discard and graveyard pillaging this deck has to offer and you’ve got a deck that plays really smooth (still) and is a ton of fun to play.
Will
Unboxings
Doctor Alzheimers Academia Magica
German language channel
Any reviews or other relevant content I’ve missed? Drop a comment! Always happy to discover new sources.
Also if you had this deck, played against it, or otherwise just wanted to share your thoughts then go for it too. 🙂
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