Yeah, I do get that - just look at that 70+ card elf deck. And if I thought it was an obviously great card for us I wouldn't be posting!
Just thought I might give him the benefit of a doubt because I don't personally see every angle sometimes (and like I said, I'm out of practise with the R/G build).
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Have played lands for a while, but took a break for a bit. Now that I'm coming back to it I was curious if anyone had a write up of a sideboard guide they use? One with tireless trackers etc...
I'd like a starting point to then adapt my own.
Thanks!
Had great success with tireless lately. I use it in all grindy mu but it's helpful in all the situations where you have to apply pressure. IE I started to side it in vs ant to lower their possibilities to win through ad nauseam and to increasing mine to draw more hate/the combo.
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Looks like Constructed Resources (Marshall Sutcliffe and Eric Froehlich) did a podcast on Lands. I'm giving it a listen now. http://www.channelfireball.com/videos/legacy-lands/
Edit: This segment on Lands runs from about 15:00 until 35:00. It is a very cursory glance at some cards in the main deck. This is entirely missable, except for people who have never seen or played Lands and want a very quick primer.
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Tireless Tracker is much better than Bob (and makes the mana better). How is Primeval Titan worse? Titan is much harder to cast. I agree with Dice_Box, though, Sneak & Show and other Show & Tell decks are on a very steep decline. I am saddened and ashamed to admit that there might be a time where I attend a GP without Primeval Titan in my 75. :(
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Does anyone know who "yekcat" from MTGO?
Looks like he's tearing it up in the new competitive leagues. His list is a bit different then your standard RG builds.
What do you guys think? Can't just be a good run to go 10-0 right?
4 Gamble
4 Life from the Loam
4 Crop Rotation
3 Punishing Fire
4 Mox Diamond
4 Exploration
1 Manabond
2 Molten Vortex
1 Sylvan Library
1 Bojuka Bog
3 Dark Depths
1 Forest
1 Ghost Quarter
1 Glacial Chasm
4 Grove of the Burnwillows
3 Maze of Ith
4 Rishadan Port
2 Taiga
1 The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
4 Thespian's Stage
1 Tranquil Thicket
4 Wasteland
1 Windswept Heath
2 Wooded Foothills
SB:
1 Chalice of the Void
2 Choke
1 Karakas
4 Krosan Grip
2 Nissa, Worldwaker
2 Pithing Needle
3 Sphere of Resistance
Looks like the exact same list as Toru Takisaka's that we were discussing earlier for its inclusion of Nissa, Worldwaker. Only difference between the 75 is a second Wooded Foothills vs. a Misty Rainforest. Perhaps it's him?
Tracker is a beat stick that protects your loams by letting you dredge off clue tokens if needs be, and he can get pretty big pretty fast. For land's he's better than bob.
Nissa does seem an odd inclusion, but less vulnerable to removal than perhaps titania, but still odd. The sylvan library looks intriguing, could be swapped for a tranquil thicket...
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RG lands in top 8 of SCG Sunday classic. Interesting list running a one of World Breaker main. Seems slow but worth the test I guess. Sideboard seems a bit weird, 4 Leyline other void. Not sure what he was hedging against storm?
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world breaker maybe a good tech but very slow
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I would guess all BGx decks or in general all graveyard-depending decks, so yeah Storm (as a semi-GY depending deck) to name one. If you checked the whole T16, you would have drawn the same conclusion: I see two Reanimator, Dredge, some Goyf-decks etc. LotV seems a bit of a meta-call, but a good one.
I like the simplicity of the SB: very straightforward. Worldbreaker seems like a (slow, but) decent recurring beatstick. The Waste in the main looks like an obvious inclusion. Not sure I like his decision to drop a Exploration, instead of the 2nd Manabond. Would like to read a report, so Russell, if you are Reading this: please write a report. I especially like to read your thoughts on your maindeck-choices.
How does waste seem like a good card in this deck? We already play at least 16 colorless lands that do something besides produce mana. While I'm not down with wastes I'm all about the 62 card maindeck, and world breaker is a kickass card which definitely merits further testing.
Because of the beatstick, which can only be cast with colorless mana. I never said it's good, but if you want to cast, EDIT: return to hand, World Breaker under a Blood Moon (our biggest nemesis) you will need a Waste. That's why it is an obvious inclusion in the 75, but perhaps not the 60.
EDIT: then again, World Breaker seems very very slow.
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Extra background from the Lands player on a Reddit thread:
Nah you don't have to start with 4 exploration, really you just want to make sure that you have 8-9 acceleration effects, which are usually 4 mox diamond 4 exploration 1 manabond. I recently swapped over to two manabond because I found that when I drop a manabond that game is usually over really quickly.
As far as world breaker goes, we have too many miracles and main deck blood moon decks in my local meta, I needed an uncounterable solution that I could loam through, going to 62 with worldbreaker and wastes seemed like the plan.
I'd personally rather play riftstone portal + worm harvest if that's what they were going for but good on the pilot for making it work well enough to top 8 a classic! It's always good to see new tech and get the wheels turning in everyone's mind.
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