Okay Janitor fixed and made a new character creator, which fixed my problems! I now have slightly more motivation to make characters now! I no longer have to worry about getting flashed with Bloonarius ass cheeks every time I wanna make a new character.

Anyways, you guys want the deck list? It's BMR + Trickster control hybrid deck with Immorticia. Very fun and consistent deck.

Okay, so to explain the deck: You use your tricks alongside your problematic zombies (cheese cutter, teleportation zombie, trick-or-treater, and gentlemen zombie), and if you can keep them alive, you either have a really good BMR, or you have your opponent decently low so that Trickster becomes a problem.

Brain vendor is both a vessel for BMR and a good enough answer to early-game cards like forget-me-nuts, though it's more of a vessel for trick-or-treater to give treats to. Think of it like a 0 cost 2-1. It's even okay to spam it for aggro.

The most obvious reason why this deck runs squirrel herder is for forget-me-nuts, but it also just works good enough for nuts in general as this deck (along with Immorticia in general) tends to struggle with high health cards. It also works well enough to counter hibernating berry and even Sportacus.

Fun-deadraiser is preferred over thinking cap, though you can test the deck with the latter yourself. Draw into your control cards or your finishers with this; that's the whole point of it.

Teleportation zombie can be used to teleport your cheese cutters and gravestones as well as being bullseye, making it a good target for sugary treat.

From how I play this deck, the gravestone priority typically goes like this:

Gentlemen > treater > teleportation > squirrel herder

Though usually it's just the first two that matter most. Gentlemen's the most important to keep alive in order to get BMR early or play more tricks.

Chemist might work in this deck, but that card is different from treater in the fact that it's naturally gonna be way too inconsistent, plus we really need the stats from the treats in order to apply pressure. Haven't ran it, but it's more devasting if it gets grave busted on an empty board. Run at your own risk.

Used to run Mechasaur in this deck. I dunno, maybe it's just too much of a commitment in a single turn.