[Deck] Dragon Stompy

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Originally Posted by Koby

So what are you doing the other 60% of the time when you don't fan open a Chalice of the Void?

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Trinisphere, Leyline, Chalice, are all good, I can usually mulligan to one or more of these cards effectively. I have a decent record against BR with this strategy. Bridge is also very strong against every threat except griselbrand.

What are you doing when you land turn 1 relic, pass with no mana to activate, and they go ritual unmask/thoughtseize entomb reanimate? Because even with tomb you can't keep the mana in your pool, you'd need at meast mountain relic chrome mox/guide on your opener to stop their turn 1 play

Is chalice good against Br reanimator? I've played against the deck one time in the last 3 tournaments (13 rounds total) and see it's usefulness. However I'd be hard pressed go say that mulling to chalice is a decent line of play. Anyone with exp in this match?

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It's really a reaction to BR reanimator's popularity over traditional reanimator. An uncounterable effect that lands turn 0 is immune to thoughtseize and unmask, which hit faerie macabre easily. If traditional reanimator comes back in force I would switch to different grave hate.

I could never justify running relic in a deck with chalice, especially in matchup where our turn one play should always be chalice on 1 if possible.

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if you use that logic what do you think about discard your creatures and reanimate them and 4x reverent silence or 4x wear/tear + hardcast creatures out of the reanimator sb...
(you might kp a hand without pressure or lands just cuz of leyline)

if they have thoughtsize or unmask for faerie or something similiar = they can not discard their creatures with it = more time to get a trini or chalice or bridge into play...

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Is chalice good against Br reanimator? I've played against the deck one time in the last 3 tournaments (13 rounds total) and see it's usefulness. However I'd be hard pressed go say that mulling to chalice is a decent line of play. Anyone with exp in this match?

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how do you mull with your deck?

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Bridge is also very strong against every threat except griselbrand.

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add tidespout tyrant and ashen riders to that list...

that is not directly pointed at you but guys dont confuse good/bad reanimator draws or players with whats actually good - great - bad vs them...

I try not to mull aggressively. Old habits die hard, I presume. I just don't have enough experience in the match to decide what's the good line of play. I am fully aware of what that deck does, And in the end I think I could make good sideboard decisions

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Originally Posted by Wichtelman

i think leyline and koth are crap cuz of various reasons but thats just me...

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Instead of the Leyline I would rather play sme Faerie Macabres and a Tormod's Crypt. As for Koth since Mircles is no longer around he is just getting killed. Sure his Ultimate wins the game, but you never get there if you just play him. I agree there are better threats behind a bridge.

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Originally Posted by Wichtelman

if you use that logic what do you think about discard your creatures and reanimate them and 4x reverent silence or 4x wear/tear + hardcast creatures out of the reanimator sb...
(you might kp a hand without pressure or lands just cuz of leyline)

if they have thoughtsize or unmask for faerie or something similiar = they can not discard their creatures with it = more time to get a trini or chalice or bridge into play...

add tidespout tyrant and ashen riders to that list.

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Yeah I should've been more specific with bridge in that it's really stronger when supported by other cards that make it more difficult to deal with.

If I ran more hate for this match up on top of leyline it would be macabre, out of all the thoughtseize-able hate it's the best, ignores chancellor, playable on their first turn. It is a very strong card. I only devote 4 slots to this matchup specifically though and I chose leyline because it fits all the same criteria without being vulnerable to their discard. If I was facing this deck more I'd run 4x leyline 3x macabre.

Their deck is designed to either go off turn 1 or use chancellor to time walk the opponent and go off turn 2 while stripping any reactive hate. We have to use equally unfair hate to combat this. I consider leyline the strongest card, followed by macabre, followed by crypt as it can be cast off a mountain turn 1 through chancellor (played painter for 3 years and ran crypt as that deck can't support leyline for various reasons)

On Koth, he's the most recent addition to my deck. He has actually won two games for me, but that is a meaningless sample size. I need to test him more for sure. I have a soft spot for that card after running it in painter SB for years so I'm probably biased.

Funny how many painters have picked this deck up. I just wish I could play chalice and grindstone in the same deck 😐

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https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/659904#paper

got the updated list to a 5-0

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Originally Posted by Wichtelman

https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/659904#paper

got the updated list to a 5-0

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Dat Icy...😎https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...e3556e1954.jpg

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Dat Icy... :cool:

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just watch your opps face if you play paper magic... :cool:

Indeed, well worth the clunkiness

Dragon stompy took third at Hareruya mtg paper swiss today.

11x mountain
4x tomb
4x city

4x magus
4x rabblemaster
3x hazoret
4x simian
1x quicksmith

4x confluence
4x chalice
4x chrome mox
4x bridge
4x chandra, tod
1x koth

Sb

4x leyline of the void
3x sulfur elemental
3x volcanic fallout
2x quicksmith
2x jokulhaups
1x slice and dice

Standouts to me are the 21 lands, no trinispheres, and some interesting choices of red board wipes in the sideboard

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Originally Posted by pinkfrosting

Dragon stompy took third at Hareruya mtg paper swiss today.

11x mountain
4x tomb
4x city

4x magus
4x rabblemaster
3x hazoret
4x simian
1x quicksmith

4x confluence
4x chalice
4x chrome mox
4x bridge
4x chandra, tod
1x koth

Sb

4x leyline of the void
3x sulfur elemental
3x volcanic fallout
2x quicksmith
2x jokulhaups
1x slice and dice

Standouts to me are the 21 lands, no trinispheres, and some interesting choices of red board wipes in the sideboard

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Koth, Hazoret and Quicksmith Rebel were also played in this decklist that went 5-0 twice the other week.

Planeswalker (5)
4 Chandra, Torch of Defiance
1 Koth of the Hammer

Creature (14)
1 Hazoret the Fervent
4 Magus of the Moon
1 Quicksmith Rebel
4 Simian Spirit Guide
4 Sin Prodder

Sorcery (4)
4 Fiery Confluence

Artifact (15)
4 Chalice of the Void
4 Chrome Mox
4 Ensnaring Bridge
3 Trinisphere

Enchantment (4)
4 Blood Moon

Land (18)
4 Ancient Tomb
4 City of Traitors
10 Mountain

Sideboard (15)
1 Trinisphere
1 Ashen Rider
4 Leyline of the Void
2 Sudden Shock
4 Sulfur Elemental
3 Volcanic Fallout

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Originally Posted by LegacyIsAnEternalFormat

Koth, Hazoret and Quicksmith Rebel were also played in this decklist that went 5-0 twice the other week.

Planeswalker (5)
4 Chandra, Torch of Defiance
1 Koth of the Hammer

Creature (14)
1 Hazoret the Fervent
4 Magus of the Moon
1 Quicksmith Rebel
4 Simian Spirit Guide
4 Sin Prodder

Sorcery (4)
4 Fiery Confluence

Artifact (15)
4 Chalice of the Void
4 Chrome Mox
4 Ensnaring Bridge
3 Trinisphere

Enchantment (4)
4 Blood Moon

Land (18)
4 Ancient Tomb
4 City of Traitors
10 Mountain

Sideboard (15)
1 Trinisphere
1 Ashen Rider
4 Leyline of the Void
2 Sudden Shock
4 Sulfur Elemental
3 Volcanic Fallout

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A list placed 2nd or 1st I believe in the Quest for Power tourney today. I missed the last round on stream. I saw it in the semis though, beating down with dragons and magma jets.

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Dragon stompy (with proper Dragons) won the Fire and Dice Legacy event. It had 6 rounds; beating Burn in the Semi's and Grixis Delver in the finals.

EDIT: I am an idiot. Fire and Dice...not fire and ice haha. Sorry.

Thanks for the correction - I don't know how I ended up watching that as I thought I had clicked on the Quest for Power link. Odd.

Was this on twitch? I can't figure out where I saw this. I was taking quick peaks while I was commuting this morning.

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Originally Posted by Koby

Dragon stompy (with proper Dragons) won the Fire and Dice Legacy event. It had 6 rounds; beating Burn in the Semi's and Grixis Delver in the finals.

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I'm curious as to why there's 3-4 Sulfur Elementals in the sideboards recently. Is the D&T matchup that bad that you'd need Sulfur Elementals? It seems to me that cards like Fiery Confluence and Volcanic Fallout or even Sudden Shock is enough to deal with D&T. Am I missing on some other use of Sulfur Elementals?

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Originally Posted by nimkee

Thanks for the correction - I don't know how I ended up watching that as I thought I had clicked on the Quest for Power link. Odd.

Was this on twitch? I can't figure out where I saw this. I was taking quick peaks while I was commuting this morning.

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The Snapcaster's stream was hosting the Fire and Dice stream after the top 4 of the Quest for Power tournament.

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Originally Posted by pocari79

I'm curious as to why there's 3-4 Sulfur Elementals in the sideboards recently. Is the D&T matchup that bad that you'd need Sulfur Elementals? It seems to me that cards like Fiery Confluence and Volcanic Fallout or even Sudden Shock is enough to deal with D&T. Am I missing on some other use of Sulfur Elementals?

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Well, they do come in against super counterspell heavy matchups, or just matchups where anything is better than the worst lockpeice (Moon vs Burn for example) but mostly they are there for D&T. The other cards are all good vs D&T but even with all of them and Sulfur Elementals, the matchup is still pretty bad.

Everything they do is a hassle. Their curve is spread so turn 1 chalice is only ok. They have Vial to get around chalice and moon if they get it down early. They have tons of basics to beat moon. They have mana disruption to stop big mana plays. They have stoneforge with maindeck SoFaI. Mom is a problem. They have evasive threats and tons of first strike.

It's just a never ending series of things that are hard to beat.

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Originally Posted by ZTurgeon

Well, they do come in against super counterspell heavy matchups, or just matchups where anything is better than the worst lockpeice (Moon vs Burn for example) but mostly they are there for D&T. The other cards are all good vs D&T but even with all of them and Sulfur Elementals, the matchup is still pretty bad.

Everything they do is a hassle. Their curve is spread so turn 1 chalice is only ok. They have Vial to get around chalice and moon if they get it down early. They have tons of basics to beat moon. They have mana disruption to stop big mana plays. They have stoneforge with maindeck SoFaI. Mom is a problem. They have evasive threats and tons of first strike.

It's just a never ending series of things that are hard to beat.

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I feel like between confluence, bridge, moon to turn off mana denial, and sideboard cards we have a lot of answers, but they have to come at just the right time. If they equip a sofai and we don't have a confluence that turn we just lose, or if they get mom thalia down early with ports up and we don't have moon + sudden shock we lose. They are a lot more proactive and we have to play the control role without any good selection, we just have to hope to have the answers.

One plus is they don't have countermagic, so our heavy hitters like confluence are really, really good. I wonder if playing something like jakulhaups like that one list from hareruya is correct.

Bridge in multiples is also insanely good. I've locked them out for 10+ turns while I dig for answers.