Kaldheim brought an interesting take onMTG Elves, and along with it, the fourth most popularMTG commanderever printed. Lathril, Blade of the Elves. TheElven Empiredeck has a little bit of everything an elf deck needs: some lords, some ramp, some token makers. Unchanged, straight out the ...
Or perhaps a midrangey Mardu deck that relies on token-makers to create an overwhelming number of creatures to make Kolaghan’s anthem worth the five mana you tap for it. Note that Sarkhan, the Dragonspeaker, another key-piece of Mardu midrange tokens, triggers Kolaghan’s anthem too. ...
There are just so many good token makers to choose from! Thalia, Guardian of Thraben Prediction: $8 Actual: $4.50 Verdict: Miss. But to be fair, when she hit $9 around Easter, I got rid of all of mine. Hope you did too! Geralf’s Messenger Prediction: $5 Actual: $3 Verdict: ...
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Limited: 2.75 in green/black, 0.5 if you have less than five Squirrels/Food makers Dreyleader looks a bit slow to me, even in the right deck, which is going to be green/black. The fact that its base stats are 1/1 and I expect this format to be fast, meaning ...
I guess. You wouldn’t put a creature with just that text on it in your starting sixty though. She’s clearly great against control decks with her two additional clauses. Is she good enough elsewhere to warrant main deck play, especially in a format full of giant curve-topping haymakers...
Game one was a close grind as we exchanged removals for each other’s haymakers. It felt a bit like Legacy: Kean resolved a Stoneforge Mystic searching for his Sword of Feast and Famine, I ripped a Thoughtseize the next turn and got rid of it. After bashing at me with Geist of ...