Subject: Mobilize This! -- White *Casual* T2 Soldier Deck -- by Strider
of Darkness

28 Creatures:

4 Gustcloak Sentinel
4 Gustcloak Harrier
4 Gustcloak Runner
2 Gustcloak Skirmisher
2 Whipcorder
2 Glory Seeker
2 Catapult Squad
2 Catapult Master
2 Jareth, Leonine Titan
2 Aven Brigadier
2 Pearlspear Courier

13 Spells:
4 Unified Strike
4 Piety Charm
3 Mobilization
2 Shared Triumph

20 Land:
4 Secluded Steppe
16 Plains

61 Cards

Pretty simple deck, but here are my tips for it.  There are two ways to play 
this deck (like many decks)

Offensive:
Offensive play will pay off rather quickly (especially 3rd turn Mobilization 
with a GC Runner and Shared Triumph already in play).

This deck can start effectively with one mana, depending on your hand.  
Those Plains will come eventually, and when they do you're going to be 
drowning in Soldiers.

Playing offensively, either attack every turn or use Catapult Squad and 
Master to get rid of stuff if it would be to your disadvantager to attack.

Once you have the mana to play Jareth, you most likely have some blatant 
creature destruction going on.  Once you play Jareth, you're set to attack 
every turn (especially if you have a Mobilization going).

Defensively:
Playing defense is fun, because once you get to the point that you're ready 
to attack, you do so and win within a few turns.

Drop every creature in your hand on the board ASAP.  If you get an early 
Mobilization + Shared Triumph, play GC Runner, Whipcorder, Catapult Squad, 
and Glory Seeker in addition to your token every turn.  Defensively, more 
creatures are better than big ones, until you get Jareth out.

Once you have 7-10 Soldiers (not hard to do), wait for them to attack you.  
Tap pumpable creatures (Like Nantuko Shade) with Whipcorder, kill small 
critters with Unified Strikes, and make good use of your tokens as blockers. 
  The Catapult creatures are priceless on defense, so make sure you use your 
blocking creatures to activate their abilities.

Don't forget:
Mobilization + Catapult Squad/Master:  Attack, then tap a buncha creatures 
to kill things.

Mobilization + Shared Triumph: Hold off on 3-6 mana creatures.  Play 1-2's 
and tokens every turn instead.

Piety Charm: "Attacking doesn't cause creatures your control to tap this 
turn." is an invaluable choice if you don't have a Mobilization out (unless 
that 2 damage is going to have a big impact on the game, of course).

Gustcloak Ability: This ability is something that should obviously not be 
overlooked considering half the creatures in the deck have it.  Since the 
untapping and removing from combat happens when they're blocked, they 
deal/receive no damage and you can then turn them on the blocker (who's 
still blocking) and Catapult Squad him.

Blah blah blah.  I've pretty much listed everything you can do with this 
deck.  Expect to lose with it every now and then, but expect every victory 
to be an exciting one that will make everyone in the room admit that it was 
pretty cool without being lame (like some people out there who seem to 
forget that this is--above and beyond all--just a game).

Strider of Darkness
Constructive criticism; praise?  E-mail salitardimonte@hotmail.com