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Lands:
21 Forest
1 Pendelhaven

Creatures:
3 Heartmender
4 Imperious Perfect
4 Kitchen Finks
4 Llanowar Elves
4 Safehold Elite
4 Wilt-Leaf Cavaliers
4 Wilt-Leaf Liege
4 Wren's Run Vanquisher

Other Spells:
3 Overrun
4 Shield of the Oversoul

Sideboard:
3 Cloudthresher
3 Krosan Grip
3 Oversoul of Dusk
3 Squall Line
3 Wheel of Sun and Moon

Persistent Green Aggro 2008 (May).

Description of deck Mike Flores @ www.wizards.com (quoted):
Daniel Samson nearly won the $5,000 day, coming in third behind the pair of Blue-Black Faeries decks. His Mono-Green Aggro deck was like a showcase floor for everything Shadowmoor has done with hybrid mana and -1/-1 counters.

The most obvious card in the deck is Wilt-Leaf Liege. In case people didn't realize they should play with this guy, he hands +2/+2 to more creatures in this deck than I can easily count (and +1/+1 to the rest).

The less obvious one is Heartmender. Why is Heartmender any good? With the numerous -1/-1 counters in this deck thanks to persist, Heartmender (besides being a conditional 4/4 creature) can keep Kitchen Finks and Safehold Elite going and going forever.

Shield of the Oversoul is surprisingly impressive in this deck because so many of the creatures are white. Not only does it make an already hard to kill green creature even harder to kill, but Shield of the Oversoul also hands that creature both size and evasion to quicken the pace and cut down the race.

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by Daniel Salmon - 3rd place, StarCityGames.com Standard Open Tournament on May 10, 2008, discussed by Mike Flores @ www.wizards.com

BEATDOWN: Imperious Perfect / Safehold Elite - Kitchen Finks / Overrun

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