Red-Black Mordor Creature (23) Sauron, the Lidless Eye Gollum, Scheming Guide Witch-king, Bringer of Ruin The Balrog, Flame of Udun Goblin Assailant x3 Easterling Vanguard x2 Dunland Crebain x2 Mordor Trebuchet x2 Snarling Warg Gothmog, Morgul Lieutenant Voracious Fell Beast Olog-hai Crusher x2 Oliphaunt Goblin Fireleaper Grishnakh, Brash Instigator Mauhur, Uruk-hai Captain Ugluk of the White Hand Instant (2) Sorcery (6) Feed the Swarm x2 Swarming of Moria Fire of Orthanc Foray of Orcs x2 Artifact (1) Land (26) Evolving Wilds x4 Swamp x11 Mountain x11 If the green-white deck represents the forces of good, this BR deck represents Mordor and the forces of evil
Amber and Sapphires strength lies in playing characters quickly - helped by ramping your ink - and having them support each other to form an impregnable defence while you run away with the victory before your opponents can slow you down
Youre mostly looking to pair it with sacrifice outlets like Ahriman
Rise of the Floodborn booster packs and starter decks are relatively still in stock and Into the Inklands is available to pre-order now
No other Magic: The Gathering set has given me such satisfaction
Mickey Mouse, Detective costs three ink to play, but it's not inkable