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Premium Deck Series: Slivers – Spoiler and Decklist

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Full Deck List Spoiler:

CREATURES
1 x Acidic Sliver
1 x Amoeboid Changeling
1 x Armor Sliver
1 x Barbed Sliver
1 x Brood Sliver
1 x Clot Sliver
1 x Crystalline Sliver
1 x Frenzy Sliver
1 x Fungus Sliver
1 x Fury Sliver
2 x Gemhide Sliver
1 x Heart Sliver
1 x Hibernation Sliver
1 x Homing Sliver
2 x Metallic Sliver
1 x Might Sliver
2 x Muscle Sliver
1 x Necrotic Sliver
1 x Quick Sliver
1 x Sliver Overlord
2 x Spectral Sliver
1 x Spined Sliver
1 x Victual Sliver
2 x Virulent Sliver
1 x Winged Sliver

OTHER SPELLS
1 x Aphetto Dredging
1 x Coat of Arms
1 x Distant Melody
1 x Heartstone
1 x Wild Pair

LANDS
2 x Ancient Ziggurat
1 x Rootbound Crag
2 x Rupture Spire
2 x Terramorphic Expanse
2 x Vivid Creek
2 x Vivid Grove

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CONFIRMED SLIVERS:

Unimaginable Destruction

Vicious, territorial, and able to share abilities, Slivers are nearly impossible to stop. This new and powerful, 60-card, all foil deck contains some of greatest Sliver cards from throughout Magic history, including several that have never been released in foil before!

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Contents include:

  • 60-card premium foil deck, including 5 rare cards and 1 mythic rare
  • Exclusive Spindown(tm) life counter
  • Foil deck box
  • Strategy insert
  • Magic “learn to play” guide

Premium Deck Series: Slivers will be available world-wide in English only, and will have a limited print run.

Each card will be a black bordered foil and tournament legal. This means that these cards are legal for use in any tournaments where the original printings are still legal.

Deck Design and Development Team: Ken Nagle and Mike Turian
Release date: November 20, 2009
MSRP: $34.99

Written by Reinhart on Jul 27,2009 in: Uncategorized |

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  • Bryant says:

    I have a Sliver deck I built myself. I believe that mine is still by far better than this one. I run Ghostflame Sliver, which bleaches (in a sense of the word) my whole deck. I can almost guarantee that I could use this deck against any player, then turn around and use my own Slivers against him (while he uses the same deck as before), and he would have a harder time against my home-made Sliver deck than against the pre-con.

  • Blair says:

    It’s nice…but where’s the Watcher Slivers and the Psionic Slivers? Come on Wizards…give us something better than Victuals…this Pre-Con build sucks.

  • Dustin says:

    I got this deck for Xmas and you two seem to miss the fact that this is an opportunity to get your hands on some rather powerful Sliver cards (plus Coat of Arms) that would cost you much more other wise.

  • Aaron says:

    This looks like a mass waste of money….. look on ebay or local card shop you’ll get a better deal. SO dodgey

  • Tseran says:

    Ummm….Amoeboid Changeling is a brilliant addition to this deck. As previously mentioned, it allows you (with the Sliver Overlord) to steal other creatures. Plus, with the Coat of Arms, it becomes unstoppable. The changeling is ALL CREATURE TYPES. So, in truth, it gets +1/+1 for every creature in play with a coat of arms out. That makes it very massive in a heavy creature game. Since it has all Sliver abilities too, it can be be pretty messy. I bought this, and made a few additions to it…..including the Shifting Sliver…which can end things very quick.

    • JustSayin says:

      Last ruling on Coat is that it only gets the bonus for the most common creature type it has. So if there are 7 slivers and 7 rats and the amoeboid, he only has +7/+7. Other than that, great post d^_^b

  • Tom says:

    here ill post the best unbeatable fast sliver deck. And I’ll mention 1st that its made not to counter what “they” do but to simply win before they have any chance. here it is.
    2 barbed sliver
    3 essence sliver
    2 firewake sliver
    4 gemhide sliver
    3 harmonic sliver
    2 magma sliver
    2 might sliver
    2 poultice sliver
    1 pulmonic sliver
    2 sinew sliver
    2 spined sliver
    2 spinneret sliver
    2 victual sliver
    2 sliver legion
    1 sliver overlord
    1 sliver queen
    4 worldly tutor
    3 ancient ziggurat
    8 forest
    6 plains
    6 mountain

  • Starr says:

    Isn’t there only 38 slivers not counting changelings. why couldn’t we get a deck with one of each and the changeling which is sick tech and already in my EDH deck
    still though as a sliver player since tempest its nice to see them reapear once again

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  • Jacksixth says:

    quite frankly most of these slivers are an epic fail compared to their ancesors. i run a completely original set and against these guys there’d be no contest. try again Wizards of the Coast :/

  • Yurguth says:

    great deck to start of with, kinda understand why they left out cards like the queen and such. The queen is (on most online stores and even ebay) already between 20 and 40 bucks (avg. 35 EUR here in Holland). That would bring the budget for the rest of the deck to 0 :P
    got to love that its an all foil deck, didn’t even realise when i ordered it :P
    Did order some extra slivers (like queen) to bring it to it’s true potential.
    ah well, pakage arives tomorrow or monday :)

  • Ira Strife says:

    This is deffinatly handy if you want to get some older slivers like overlord that are hard to find. I just picked it up at walmart, and since I didnt start playing till Time Spiral came out, a lot of these sliver are going to be nice new additions to my deck.

  • Jayson Abbott says:

    The changling is good for multiple thing put him in combo nation with the coat of arms that comes with the deck and you have quiet a nice size beast with +1 for each critter on the field and all the powers the slivers give each other

  • solid soul says:

    My brother got me the sliver deck to start off with and its pretty good
    i use it at school and rape everybody XD

  • bernie says:

    I hope they make a HYBRID SLIVER very soon with cool ability 

  • bernie says:

    here a hybrid card sliver in my mind

    CARDNAME                G/W  G/W  G/W

    All sliver gets +1 / +1

                                                                2 / 2

  • Matthew Arendt says:

    I was just wondering exactly how poisonous slivers work.

    If anyone can answer thx.

    • Abston says:

      If youre talking poison counters…with combat damage, the receiving opponent gets one for each sliver damaging him. One virulent = 1. A virulent and another sliver = 2 counters. They stack and stack. A player with 10 poison counters loses the game. Hope that helps.

  • Matix says:

    Some people dont realize that this deck was assembled to be a collector’s item.

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