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Seems pretty nifty with Skullbriar, the Walking Grave as Commander.
This is Carrion Feeder's new best friend.Originally Posted by Barook
BZK! - Storm Boards
Been there, tried that, still casting Doomsday.
Drawing my deck for 0 mana since 2013.
Reyhan seems worse than Varolz; I guess you could run both though and Skullbriar.
The 3rd 4color commander.
6 power for 4 mana, has awesome, is an artifact (does that help?), and if you untap with it, can do all sorts of tricks.
Edits: Also basic lands by Rebecca Guay?! Are those new art?
Yeah, all the lands are new art, including the Kev Walker and Mark Poole ones. Pretty much all straight gas.
"The Ancients teach us that if we can but last, we shall prevail."
—Kaysa, Elder Druid of the Juniper Order
I actually kinda like it. Has a sort of Judge Holden vibe to it. Holden is a tad bit worse than "boorish" though.
I think the biggest thing is the deep seeded emotional understanding that the right play is the right play regardless of outcomes. The ability to make a decision 5 straight times, lose 5 times because of it, and still make it the 6th time if it's the right play. - Jon Finkel
"Notions of chance and fate are the preoccupation of men engaged in rash undertakings."
Sure. There are a bunch of 'cares about artifact' cards like Transmute Artifact or Goblin Welder. Not sure it makes a practical difference.
The fact that she can sac self makes difference as she leaves 1 Thopter behind; so cast -> sac her + thopter -> weld her back with last thopter. This is a huge amount of hoops to jump through and doesn't win the game, but it's at least interesting.
Honestly, she has a lot going on though. If you go the Welder route, you can just forget the unnecessary colors and bin her with Faithless Looting or something. You can go aggro with her, or use her sac ability which does not require either a color or an untap. The Welder decks of old could fetch Triskelion, which could ping itself, but it did not leave behind an artifact to bring it back. This appears to represent an advancement of that plan, though it is still a puny plan.
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I feel like if you have welder there are better things you can be doing. If Breya is good or not depends on whether the ideal of casting her turn 3, and untapping turn 4 with 5 or more artifacts is such a winning position that having cast Breya on turn 3 isntead of JTMS or one of the the Tezzs was the right call.
It sucks that the card is able to go infinite as long as you are able to generate infinite (colored) mana, I don't really look forward to an artifact based control dack able to go infinite in the late game, it seems pretty boring to play against
"You either die a Onesto-Player, or live long enough to see yourself become a Dredger"
The fact that Breya costs mana to activate makes her *much* weaker.
They can already do this when playing blue (not exactly a stretch for an artifact-based control deck) via Power Artifact on the Grim Monolith/Basalt Monolith or mono-brown via Rings of Brightheath + Basalt Monolith. Once you have infinite mana, is having a weldable creature-based sink really all that bad? They are already dumping their hand and have a good weldable sink in Staff of Domination.It sucks that the card is able to go infinite as long as you are able to generate infinite (colored) mana, I don't really look forward to an artifact based control dack able to go infinite in the late game, it seems pretty boring to play against
BZK! - Storm Boards
Been there, tried that, still casting Doomsday.
Drawing my deck for 0 mana since 2013.
If only this cost 3,
Of course it would be horribly broken then though.
"The Ancients teach us that if we can but last, we shall prevail."
—Kaysa, Elder Druid of the Juniper Order
Same thoughts here, it would be much better at 3 mana, given that it's recruitable.
If only this cost 3,
Of course it would be horribly broken then though.
Still interesting with Eldrazi Displacer, as you can Ultra Fog on demand for.
Yes but this is your commander, and as long as it is you can just insta win by just getting infinite mana.
In legacy, of course, this card is useless.
"You either die a Onesto-Player, or live long enough to see yourself become a Dredger"
I like it at 4 so it's Decay Proof personally. I could see bringing this guy in against Shardless.Same thoughts here, it would be much better at 3 mana, given that it's recruitable.
Still interesting with Eldrazi Displacer, as you can Ultra Fog on demand for
Everything would be stronger if it cost less, and the card has a pretty high impact ceiling... What's the latest version of turbo fog like?Same thoughts here, it would be much better at 3 mana, given that it's recruitable.
Still interesting with Eldrazi Displacer, as you can Ultra Fog on demand for
Tymna the Weaver
Legendary creature - Human Cleric
Lifelink
At the beginning of your postcombat main phase, you may pay X life, where X is the number of opponents who were dealt combat damage this turn. If you do, draw X cards.
Partner
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Also, MTG Goldfish has spoiled Oath of Druids as an available card.
Also, there's this for embracing the chaos:
Cruel Entertainment
Sorcery
Choose target player and another target player. The first player controls the second player during the second player's nect turn, and the second player controls the first player during the first player's next turn.
You think too small, my friend. Cast this guy, pass the turn, and then cast Shining Shoal or Nourishing Shoal exiling Autochthon Wurm for 17 to the face.
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