posapublications.blogg.se - Budget dredge legacy

Thanks to the new B/G tap land the deck can actually be built 95% in tact for less than $300. I have a budget list that I am planning on putting into the article soon. Another powerful deck that I have been playing for over a year is Turbo Depths. Other favorites are Burn, Reanimator and Ooze strategies, and Enchantress. Both dredge variants are very powerful simply because if your meta is not prepared for it, they can sweep through opponents with sheer brute force and uncommon tactics. If you can't decide, can you give us a Top 3?This is tough to answer, because it depends a lot on your meta. #9.Of all these decks, which one do you think is the most competitive one? In other words, which deck has the highest chance to win a tournament?

Tutors: Imperial Seal, Demonic Tutor, and Vampiric Tutor.

Mana rocks: Grim Monolith, Mana Crypt, Jeweled Lotus, and Lion's Eye Diamond.

Lands: City of Traitors, Lake of the Dead, and Ancient Tomb.

These upgrades improve this deck’s speed, consistency, and resiliency: You’re paying life to cast spells, recovering life, casting more spells, and so on until you can laser everyone down with your artifact. There’s also the Aetherflux Reservoir route (plan B). The Merchant nets you 21 life and then you reanimate Dimir House Guard, sacrificing Merchant and repeating the process until everyone is dead. Chainer plus K’rrik allows you to pay nine life to reanimate Gray Merchant of Asphodel.

One combo goes like this: cast Buried Alive looking for Gray Merchant of Asphodel, Dimir House Guard, and Chainer, Dementia Master. The gameplan is to cast K’rrik as soon as possible, ideally on turn 2. K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth is a “glass cannon” commander, going all in on the combo expecting to win in the first 3-4 turns. K’rrik, Son of Yawgmoth Fast Reanimate Combo Cards like Rule of Law, Deafening Silence, and Aura of Silence will stop other decks from going off too quickly.

You also have hate in artifacts like Trinisphere, Uba's Mask, and Thorn of Amethyst.

While assembling this combo you have hatebears in the form of Thalia, Guardian of Thraben, Drannith Magistrate, Aven Mindcensor, Esper Sentinel, and Hushbringer, among others. Mother of Runes and Giver of Runes protects your combo from spot removal or activated abilities if needed. Scrapyard Recombiner can also find Ballista, and Triskelion is basically a second copy. Ranger of Eos and Ranger-Captain of Eos will tutor Walking Ballista, and you can find them by sacrificing a 2-drop to Pyre of Heroes.

Of course, hoping to draw your other combo piece naturally doesn’t make this deck very competitive. The deck slows down the game by playing hatebears and stax/prison stuff, all while having one of your combo pieces in the command zone. First up is the Heliod, Sun-Crowned plus Walking Ballista combo.