If you want to be super-aggressive, Sliver Legion is your ticket, but if you want to be more flexible then Sliver Overlord is the obvious choice
Hare Raising Creature (20) Byrke, Long Ear of the Law Serra Redeemer Fecund Greenshell Finneas, Ace Archer Pileated Provisioner x3 Warren Elder x3 Druid of the Spade x3 Treeguard Duo x3 Clifftop Lookout x2 Burrowguard Mentor x2 Instant (6) Rabbit Response x2 Repel Calamity x2 Giant Growth x2 Sorcery (4) Hop to It x2 Rabid Bite x2 Enchantment (1) Artifact (2) Carrot Cake x2 Land (27) Blossoming Sands x4 Plains x12 Forest x11 The deck names basically do my work for me
Having a lot of lands in play allows a control deck to play a planeswalker and a counterspell in the same turn, or a board wipe and a counterspell in the same turn
I appreciate having lands that enter the battlefield untapped in my curve decks
Although these are entirely unofficial, there is still every chance that a digital version of the game materializes
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