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Neriv, Crackling Vanguard Neriv, Crackling Vanguard | Illustration by Lucas Graciano Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (25) Nested Shambler Voldaren Epicure Dedicated Dollmaker Selfless Spirit Bartolom del Presidio Elas il-Kor, Sadistic Pilgrim Bloodtithe Harvester Impetuous Lootmonger Skyknight Vanguard Hardened Tactician Ruthless Lawbringer Morbid Opportunist Nadier's Nightblade Ophiomancer Lagomos, Hand of Hatred Mayhem Devil Imodane's Recruiter Zurgo Stormrender Baron Bertram Graywater Pitiless Plunderer Bone-Cairn Butcher Butcher of the Horde Beetleback Chief Enduring Courage Siege-Gang Commander Sorcery (11) Song of Totentanz Worthy Cost Cindercone Smite Form a Posse Tasteful Offering Forbidden Friendship Lingering Souls Come Back Wrong Release the Dogs Heroic Reinforcements Defibrillating Current Instant (10) Swords to Plowshares Duty Beyond Death Bitter Triumph Deadly Dispute Plumb the Forbidden Abrade Frontline Rush Mardu Charm Big Score Sune's Intervention Enchantment (10) Intangible Virtue Bitterblossom The Witch's Vanity Caretaker's Talent Bastion of Remembrance Black Market Connections Fable of the Mirror-Breaker Anointed Procession Divine Visitation Virtue of Loyalty Artifact (3) Wayfarer's Bauble Arcane Signet Oni-Cult Anvil Land (39) Battlefield Forge Bloodfell Caves Bojuka Bog Canyon Slough Castle Ardenvale Caves of Koilos Clifftop Retreat Command Tower Dragonskull Summit Elegant Parlor Geothermal Bog Isolated Chapel Mountain x5 Nomad Outpost Plains x5 Restless Vents Savai Triome Scoured Barrens Shadowy Backstreet Shattered Landscape Shattered Sanctum Smoldering Marsh Sulfurous Springs Swamp x6 Terramorphic Expanse Wind-Scarred Crag Deck Theme and Strategy At its core, the Neriv, Crackling Vanguard deck is all about building a wild mix of tokens and turning that into free spells every time Neriv attacks

Gandalf the Grey Gandalf the Grey has several good modes, but its best is easily its ability to copy spells for free

[F][C] Pierce: 30 damage

You can also refer to a deck as having a "high mana curve" or a "low mana curve." It would be a mistake to play with all cards that cost five mana, because you'd have nothing to play in the first four turns of the game