This is a deck I designed to kill pool or pools with just a few cards in a few turns if cards fall into positions. Luck is still a major factor in this deck. If ever you are very lucky, you can probably destroy your opponents' pools a few times before he/she beg for mercy.
Another possible down point about this deck is the appearence of more counter-effect cards. Many of the combos will fizzle to nothing when meet with some of the counter-effect cards (e.g. Calm, Wish, Limited Wish, Intercession, Dispel Magic, Spell Turning and others).
 

Realms (13)
1. Shadowdale (4/1st)
2. Myth Drannor (13/1st)
3. Blackmoor (116/1st)
4. Temple of Elemental Evil (124/1st)
5. Nibenay (226/1st)
6. Cormyr (5/3rd)
7. Sembia (6/3rd)
8. The Horned Society (117/3rd)
9. Duchy of Tenh (139/3rd)
10. Tyr (224/3rd)
11. Shining Lands (AR87)
12. The Forest Ridge (AR95)
13. White Plume Mountain (RR4)

Holding (2)
1. Mulmaster (33/1st)
2. Arkhold (236/1st)

Champions (12)
1. Gib Htimsen (c13/1st)
2. Hettman Tsurin (172/1st)
3. Marco Volo (50/3rd)
4. Tasslehoff Burrfoot (DL39)
5. Adon (FR84)
6. Ambassador Carrague (FR88)
7. Helm (FR89)
8. Drawmij (AR76)
9. Yagno Petrovna (AR82)
10. Goldmoon (AR83)
11. Bigby the Great (RR28)
12. Falx the Silver Dragon (RR31)

Artifact (1)
1. The Ring of Winter (FR61)

Magical Items (6)
1. Rings of All Seeing (171/4th)
2. Blamblower (DL56)
3. Wand of ztelekinesis (DL63)
4. Vorpal Blade (FR56)
5. Winged Boots (AR20)
6. Bag of Holding (AR28)

Wizard Spells (8)
1. Disintegrate (393/1st)
2. Death Fog (391/3rd)
3. Unnerving Aura (DL69)
4. Limited Wish (FR43)
5. Time Stop (FR44)
6. Wish (FR46)
7. Reverse Gravity (AR56)
8. Hornung’s Guess (UD37)

Cleric Spells (5)
1. Double Trouble (DL90)
2. Creeping Doom (FR28)
3. DejaVu (AR100)
4. Mindkiller (UD56)
5. Tentacle Walls (UD60)

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