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Lands:
4 Peat Bog
4 Spawning Pool
17 Swamp

Creatures:
3 Abyssal Gatekeeper
2 Boneshard Slasher
3 Delraich
2 Drinker of Sorrow
1 Dross Harvester
2 Fleshwrither
4 Frightcrawler
1 Gleancrawler
3 Hell's Caretaker
2 Hidden Horror
4 Ridged Kusite

Other Spells:
2 Aphetto Dredging
4 Dark Ritual
2 Grave Pact

Horrible Horrors.

Description of deck by its author (quoted):
Let's jump right into the meat of this monster with tribal. It's the basis of so many theme decks, and why not? It gives your deck a flavor feel, an aura of back story, an air of realism. Creature types generally work synergistically, making them easy to build decks around. Lords of the various types are good, but decks don't necessarily need to be based around them; Horrors don't have a lord, but that doesn't make them any less fun to play, in a wacky sort of way. Many Horrors are based around the graveyard, with threshold or sacrifice mechanics. There's a deck concept right there, and no "+1/ +1 to all Horrors" in sight.

The point of this deck is... well, to quote myself earlier, wacky. It eats itself, discards itself, and generally seems self-destructive. But it can hit threshold with ease, drop fatties into play with Hell's Caretaker, and force its gluttonous nature onto your opponent with Grave Pact. Toss a Gleancrawler into the mix, and you've got yourself quite the devious cycle. And of course, there's that small, tiny chance your opening hand will be a dark ritual, three Ridged Kusites, a few Swamps and a Delraich. Hey... it could happen!

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by Marcus Shirley @ www.wizards.com

TRIBAL: Horrors - Hell's Caretaker / Grave Pact

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