Obviously, this is a casual deck idea as I often got pretty wrecked when I test it online against some Top-8 style decks, but it's really fun to play when it succeeds and it got a lot of "lol, oh man" responses when the combos manage to come together just right (even if a little convoluted) and do a
shitload of damage in one fell swoop. Anyways, it's a white/black deck revolving around
Sanguine Bond. About half of the people I play it against go "I've been meaning to try out a deck like that, it looks really fun, you should check out [insertcardhere]."
Yeah, yeah, I am well aware that having a white and black deck based entirely a 5-mana black enchantment is pretty shaky by definition... and I'm trying to figure out how to make it a bit more stable and somehow accelerate how fast I can get
Sanguine Bond out on the table and protect it without being forced to splash in some Blue just to blink/counter. (I don't like playing blue...)
I don't have the exact decklist I was using because I don't have MTG:O installed right now, but it was admittedly not very solid to begin with. There's a lot of obvious cards to consider to enhance and compound the damage done by
Sanguine Bond, which can be surprisingly devastating if it catches someone off guard with instants like
Angel's Mercy followed by using
Tainted Sigil, but I could use some suggestions regarding using black and/or white to get a 5-mana enchantment on the board and help keep it there without getting reamed for 5 turns. I feel like there might be something in the recent block that might speed things up since spending life is pretty easy with this deck.