Zoraline, Cosmos Caller

1. Main Theme, Strategy, and Win Conditions: This deck is a Bat tribal strategy focused on life gain and life loss synergies. The main win conditions involve draining opponents' life through various triggers and combos, particularly using Sanguine Bond and Exquisite Blood. 2. Primer: The deck revolves around Zoraline, Cosmos Caller, which provides a steady stream of life gain and reanimation. It utilizes a mix of Bat creatures and tribal support cards to build a flying army while manipulating life totals. The strategy involves consistently gaining life to trigger various effects that damage opponents, while also using life payment as a resource. Key combos include Sanguine Bond + Exquisite Blood for infinite life drain, and Aetherflux Reservoir as an alternate win condition. The deck also features strong tutors and card draw engines to increase consistency. 3. Weaknesses: This deck may struggle against heavy graveyard hate, which can disrupt Zoraline's reanimation ability. It's also vulnerable to cards that prevent life gain or punish it, such as Tainted Remedy or Forsaken Wastes. The reliance on specific combos for winning means that targeted removal of key pieces could significantly slow down the deck's primary win conditions. 4. Top 10 Most Impactful Cards: - Zoraline, Cosmos Caller - Exquisite Blood - Sanguine Bond - Necropotence - Smothering Tithe - Aetherflux Reservoir - Vampiric Tutor - Demonic Tutor - The Meathook Massacre - Phyrexian Altar 5. Attribute Ratings: - Speed: 7/10 - Resilience: 6/10 - Consistency: 8/10 - Interaction: 7/10 6. Final Rating and Justification: This deck demonstrates a strong, focused strategy with powerful synergies and multiple paths to victory. It's faster than most casual decks due to its efficient mana base and powerful draw engines, but not quite as explosive as top-tier competitive decks. The consistency is high thanks to multiple tutors and card draw effects. While it has good interaction, it's not as control-heavy as some higher-powered decks. The life gain/drain strategy is potent but can be disrupted by specific hate cards. It's stronger than a typical optimized casual deck (5.5) due to its powerful combos and consistency, but not quite at the level of highly tuned competitive decks (7.5+). Final power level rating: 6.5 - 7.0