This week, I want to continue my look at Delver and talk a little bit about the deck’s capabilities and how it looks when playing from ahead and from behind. In essence, I want to focus on how the deck takes advantage of its various resources to achieve its objective of controlling the game. Delver is a very complicated deck that can attack from a variety of angles, and I want to show off an additional aspect of that complexity.

For reference again, here’s the deck I am playing:

"W/U Delver by Ronnie Ritner"

• Creatures (18)
• 2 Phantasmal Image
• 4 Blade Splicer
• 4 Delver of Secrets
• 4 Restoration Angel
• 4 Snapcaster Mage

• Spells (21)
• 1 Dismember
• 2 Gut Shot
• 2 Thought Scour
• 4 Mana Leak
• 4 Vapor Snag
• 4 Gitaxian Probe
• 4 Ponder

• Lands (22)
• 3 Plains
• 9 Island
• 2 Moorland Haunt
• 4 Glacial Fortress
• 4 Seachrome Coast

• Sideboard (15)
• 1 Consecrated Sphinx
• 2 Phantasmal Image
• 2 Sun Titan
• 2 Oblivion Ring
• 1 Dissipate
• 2 Gideon Jura
• 2 Day of Judgment
• 2 Timely Reinforcements
• 1 Plains

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