Pako and Haldan are a Partner pair that together create a huge amount of card advantage right out of the Command Zone. Updated Jul 12, 2020 by thegigibeast using our MTG Deck Builder. Tier lists are bullshit when there is no data, like in cEDH. The list boasts high card quality due to the winconless nature of its combos, allowing it to run a strong suite of interaction. Goal is to just rush out Charbelcher and just start doming people. Due to the decks gameplan and the tools used to get there, it hypothetically has the potential to be one of the fastest decks in the format, if not the fastest. To cheat out cards like Protean Hulk and Razaketh, the Foulblooded many reanimation spells are played. A turbo-Hulk deck which uses Varolz's sacrifice and to-battlefield tutors to use Hulk. We will also respond to requests made on our Discord server, or PMs directly to a Database Manager.
Can kill the table with Dramatic Scepter. With nearly 30 creatures, over half of which are Elves, Marwyn aims to assemble a storm-like win using pump spells and a critical mass of Elves with win conditions seen in most typical mono green cEDH decks. Cookies help us deliver our Services.
Everything changed when the partner nation attacked. If you see a deck in "Competitive" which you believe should be "Deprecated", please report it in Make a Request. Spellseeker can get either Tainted Pact or Demonic Consultation or any relevant 2 cmc or less spell.
An adaptive combo list focused on assembling a combo using Elsha and Sensei's Divining Top, as well as utilizing Underworld Breach lines. A proactive, midrange, creature-based deck, the deck incorporates the classic Meta Pod combo lines with Conspicuous Snoop and Protean Hulk lines to attempt a win at any and every phase of the game.
The rest of them are decks that I play which don't put up the same results as T1. Kykar is the best fit as a commander because his mana acceleration turns him into a combo piece, rather than just utility and ramp. - Tsabo Tavoc.
Given that the deck aims to win between turns 3-5, we aren’t as “all-in” as other lists, despite having comparable speed.
One of the main lines of the deck is to achieve infinite mana using Emry's versatile utility kit and shoot the table with Walking Ballista. The deck typically seeks to set up a stax’d out boardstate and end the game with a finisher such as the SquirrelCraft combo, Finale of Devastation, Torment of Hailfire, Tinybones lifedrain, or Allosaurus Shepherd elf beats. Anything lower than Tier 2 will most likely not see play in a CEDH pod. I wanna hear it all, because I'm more than willing to change my personal opinions on this. If you have a pod of 4 and the player with the best deck makes too much of a splash then the other three players should adjust to hate out that player. Most often the deck wins with Underworld Breach as an enabler to set up one of various combo options. Like, I steal maybe 1/4 games with T3 druid and then get to play real magic for the other three? Yawgmoth is a main combo engine as well. Plus, since they are based on just his play group, they probably won't be representative of any other group. ._3-SW6hQX6gXK9G4FM74obr{display:inline-block;vertical-align:text-bottom;width:16px;height:16px;font-size:16px;line-height:16px} Blue Farm usually seeks to be the fastest deck at the table, but it has the potential to grind when needed. The commander is here primarily as an outlet for Food Chain. As a consistent alternative plan, it has the package of Thassa's Oracle and Demonic Consultation. Draw engine, mass removal, and part of a three card combo in its own right, Yawgmoth, Thran Physician is a flexible commander with devastating potential at all points of the game. Welcome to the new, updated site! Attention! 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