x3 Mortivore
x3 Ichorid
x3 Avatar of Woe
x3 Blood Pet
x3 Cabal Trainee
x3 Mesmeric Fiend
x3 Festering Goblin
x3 Faceless Butcher
x3 Duress
x4 Chainer's Edict
x2 Buried Alive
x2 Last Laugh
x4 Dark Ritual
x2 Cabal Therapy
x3 Rancid Earth
x21 Swamp
x2 Cabal Coffers

SideBoard:

x3 Avatar of Woe
x2 Laquatus's Champion
x3 Exhume
x3 Entomb
x1 Mesmeric Fiend
x1 Festering Goblin
x1 Faceless Butcher
x1 Cabal Therapy

The main strategy is... Keep the enemy at bay while you get enough mana in play for Buried Alive. You play one Buried Alive to put three small 1/1 creatures  into your graveyard. You play the other Buried Alive to get 3 Ichorids in your graveyard. You remove the 1/1's  from the game to put all three Ichorids in play. In a good game, you may get lucky enough to get most of your creatures in your graveyard by late game, whether it be by blocking, being blocked, or being destroyed by a spell. By turn 6 at the most, you should hopefully have a Mortivore or two in your hand. And you should also have killed off a bunch of your opponents creatures with Chainer's Edict etc. You play the Mortivore(s). They should be at least 10/10 or more, depending. You should be able to win. This deck works especially well against overrun decks. You simply play any one creature with a sac ability, and Last Laugh. You sac that one creature, and cause a huge chain reaction, and unless this is countered with Upheave or something, that right there will basically win the game. So in short, you destroy as many creatures, your own and your opponents, as you possibly can, then bring out the Mortivores, and destroy. My other version of this deck is played with Sutured Ghouls. Very destructive. If you should choose to use the Avatars of Woe, it's no large task to get ten creature cards total in all graveyards. You can virtually play all three of 'em at once. But, I think you get the idea of how this deck works. You could also add 4 Diabolic Edicts, as well.

Submitted by Nathan