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[drude1]

The most obvious difference between canonist and 3sphere is that canonist has legs. So does gaddock teeg. So, both of these can swing for damage every turn while not allowing them to combo off. That way it's harder for them to ad nauseum when they finally do deal with canonist. It also doesn't slow you down at all, where 3sphere sometimes can. G/W also can (and should) play leyline, which is quite good against storm and also pretty strong against burn and discard decks. And I must say, I don't think the matchup against super aggro strategies such as RUG delver or elves is very good without good removal. flipping terminus off a top when elves is alpha striking you feels pretty good.
Again, everyone can have their opinions. Just be careful when you throw out some blanket comment like "G/W is just bad".

[Lemnear]

Let me deop this here for you guys/gals.

tap: add <> to your mana pool

2<>, tap: draw a card. Use this ability only if you have no cards in hand.

Seems like a perfect fit for this deck or MUD to draw cards.

[TheBoozeCube]

Let me deop this here for you guys/gals.



Seems like a perfect fit for this deck or MUD to draw cards.

This is definitely intriguing and warrants testing, although I don't think it will be good enough. As a tutor target, the state where you really want this is when you're in topdeck mode but don't have the mana yet to activate Eye of Ugin (which is otherwise usually the ideal target in topdeck mode). So basically, you want this card in a situation where you're pretty far behind, but I don't know if this is enough to catch you up.


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[Spanese]

First thing is to figure out what flavor of Post you like. The most common ones at the moment are:

UG
Pros: Plays Show & Tell, Brainstorm. Has countermagic vs combo.
Cons: Weakest vs Wasteland/Blood Moon bc most vulnerable to color screw, weaker to discard

Mono-G (Ancient Stirrings)
Pros: Fastest and consistent ramping, strong on-board defense with Maze and board wipes, most resilient to Wasteland/discard
Cons: Weak to combo. Doesn't play PrimeTime. Requires 3-4 Candelabras.

Mono-G (Green Sun's Zenith)
Pros: Toolbox deck. Very adaptable to a particular meta. Least expensive to build.
Cons: Less raw power. Reliance on smaller creatures make it more vulnerable to removal. Weakest in topdeck mode.

GW
Pros: Similar to above, but bigger toolbox (Enlightened Tutor plus GSZ). Strong sideboard options (RIP, Sacred Ground). Can play Terminus.
Cons: Same as GSZ version, but more vulnerable manabase.


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Hmm, I really am not sure, I mean I currently enjoy playing U-tron and enjoying it, where are the decklist for each?

[TheBoozeCube]

The most obvious difference between canonist and 3sphere is that canonist has legs. So does gaddock teeg. So, both of these can swing for damage every turn while not allowing them to combo off. That way it's harder for them to ad nauseum when they finally do deal with canonist. It also doesn't slow you down at all, where 3sphere sometimes can. G/W also can (and should) play leyline, which is quite good against storm and also pretty strong against burn and discard decks. And I must say, I don't think the matchup against super aggro strategies such as RUG delver or elves is very good without good removal. flipping terminus off a top when elves is alpha striking you feels pretty good.
Again, everyone can have their opinions. Just be careful when you throw out some blanket comment like "G/W is just bad".

(I think you clicked the wrong post to quote. I was defending G/W.)

Another difference is the number of sideboard slots they require. C/g usually needs to dedicate a substantial number of slots to 3Sphere and/or Sphere of Resistance (I use 5x slots between them). The advantage of GW's toolbox approach is that it only needs 1x copy of Canonist, Teeg, RIP, etc, because it can access them easily with its tutors. This frees up a lot of space and, therefore, a lot of flexibility.


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[Corazu]

This is definitely intriguing and warrants testing, although I don't think it will be good enough. As a tutor target, the state where you really want this is when you're in topdeck mode but don't have the mana yet to activate Eye of Ugin (which is otherwise usually the ideal target in topdeck mode). So basically, you want this card in a situation where you're pretty far behind, but I don't know if this is enough to catch you up.


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Seems pretty lackluster to me, in my opinion. Mirrorpool seems like more of an option than this, and I'm not even sure if I want that.

[Bobmans]

Hello, i am not in particular a Eldrazi player, but for some time i have been walking around with the idea of a RG version supporting Punishing Fire. I am not sure how far anyway has explored this option, so please if this following list is total crap then don't shoot it down right away. With some interesting cards being spoiled in the Oath expansion i took a shot a RG list that also supports the instant Pyroclasm variant Kozilek's Return and the beefy creature World Breaker. So maybe this could lead somewhere and i was hoping for your help and experience. List:


4 Cloudpost
4 Glimmerpost
2 Vesuva
4 Grove of the Burnwillows
2 Taiga
1 Forest
2 Wooded Foothills
1 Eye of Ugin
1 Karakas
1 Maze of ith
1 Bojuka Bog
1 Glacial Chasm / Cavern of Souls
1 Sea Gate Ruins / Fire-lit Thicket: Fire-lit Ticket could potentially fix mana for multiple PFires or casting a Primeval Titan.

4 Ancient Stirrings
4 Crop Rotation / Sylvan Scrying: Here i am wordering if i want to sacrifice lands, but i guess that fetching a silver bullet at instant speed is more important.
2 Green Sun's Zenith
3 Sensei's Divining Top
1 Crucible of Worlds: I was looking at Life from the Loam at first, but realized that with Emrakul this would not work.
1 Candelabra of Tawnos

1 Courser of Kruphix
1 Oracle of Mul Daya
1 Mina and Denn, Wildborn: Exploration, 4/4 body, can protect lands and has the ability to give the big dudes Trample.

3 Punishing Fire
2 Kozilek's Return
1 Red Sun's Zenith: Might be to cute, but early it can shoot down creatures and lategame it can act as a finisher with all the mana this deck can generate.

3 Primeval Titan
2 World Breaker
1 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
1 Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 Kozilek, the Great Distortion

2 Ugin, the Spirit Dragon
1 Karn Liberated

[Spanese]

(I think you clicked the wrong post to quote. I was defending G/W.)

Another difference is the number of sideboard slots they require. C/g usually needs to dedicate a substantial number of slots to 3Sphere and/or Sphere of Resistance (I use 5x slots between them). The advantage of GW's toolbox approach is that it only needs 1x copy of Canonist, Teeg, RIP, etc, because it can access them easily with its tutors. This frees up a lot of space and, therefore, a lot of flexibility.


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Anyway you can link me the decks?

[Maagler]

Hello, i am not in particular a Eldrazi player, but for some time i have been walking around with the idea of a RG version supporting Punishing Fire. I am not sure how far anyway has explored this option, so please if this following list is total crap then don't shoot it down right away. With some interesting cards being spoiled in the Oath expansion i took a shot a RG list that also supports the instant Pyroclasm variant Kozilek's Return and the beefy creature World Breaker. So maybe this could lead somewhere and i was hoping for your help and experience. List:


4 Cloudpost
4 Glimmerpost
2 Vesuva
4 Grove of the Burnwillows
2 Taiga
1 Forest
2 Wooded Foothills
1 Eye of Ugin
1 Karakas
1 Maze of ith
1 Bojuka Bog
1 Glacial Chasm / Cavern of Souls
1 Sea Gate Ruins / Fire-lit Thicket: Fire-lit Ticket could potentially fix mana for multiple PFires or casting a Primeval Titan.

4 Ancient Stirrings
4 Crop Rotation / Sylvan Scrying: Here i am wordering if i want to sacrifice lands, but i guess that fetching a silver bullet at instant speed is more important.
2 Green Sun's Zenith
3 Sensei's Divining Top
1 Crucible of Worlds: I was looking at Life from the Loam at first, but realized that with Emrakul this would not work.
1 Candelabra of Tawnos

1 Courser of Kruphix
1 Oracle of Mul Daya
1 Mina and Denn, Wildborn: Exploration, 4/4 body, can protect lands and has the ability to give the big dudes Trample.

3 Punishing Fire
2 Kozilek's Return
1 Red Sun's Zenith: Might be to cute, but early it can shoot down creatures and lategame it can act as a finisher with all the mana this deck can generate.

3 Primeval Titan
2 World Breaker
1 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
1 Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 Kozilek, the Great Distortion

2 Ugin, the Spirit Dragon
1 Karn Liberated

You are going to want the Crop Rotation over the Sylvan Scrying. Also you may want to consider Bonfire of the Damned.

[TheBoozeCube]

Anyway you can link me the decks?

This is my current list:

Main Deck (61)

Creatures (4)
2 Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
1 Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn

Spells (28)
2 Sensei's Divining Top
3 Exploration
3 Pithing Needle
4 Ancient Stirrings
4 Candelabra of Tawnos
4 Crop Rotation
4 Expedition Map
2 All Is Dust
2 Ugin, the Spirit Dragon

Lands (29)
1 Bojuka Bog
1 Eye of Ugin
1 Glacial Chasm
1 Karakas
1 The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
1 Thespian's Stage
3 Maze of Ith
4 Cloudpost
4 Glimmerpost
4 Vesuva
8 Forest

Sideboard (15)
2 Surgical Extraction
4 Sphere of Resistance
1 Oblivion Stone
1 Trinisphere
3 Krosan Grip
4 Mindbreak Trap




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[Spanese]

This is my current list:

Main Deck (61)

Creatures (4)
2 Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
1 Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn

Spells (28)
2 Sensei's Divining Top
3 Exploration
3 Pithing Needle
4 Ancient Stirrings
4 Candelabra of Tawnos
4 Crop Rotation
4 Expedition Map
2 All Is Dust
2 Ugin, the Spirit Dragon

Lands (29)
1 Bojuka Bog
1 Eye of Ugin
1 Glacial Chasm
1 Karakas
1 The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
1 Thespian's Stage
3 Maze of Ith
4 Cloudpost
4 Glimmerpost
4 Vesuva
8 Forest

Sideboard (15)
2 Surgical Extraction
4 Sphere of Resistance
1 Oblivion Stone
1 Trinisphere
3 Krosan Grip
4 Mindbreak Trap




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Thanks!

Is that a GW deck? Where can I find the list of every single one?

UG

Mono-G (Ancient Stirrings)

Mono-G (Green Sun's Zenith)

GW

Also, what deck is this?

https://youtu.be/yRqZSfIihgE

[ESG]

Also, what deck is this?

https://youtu.be/yRqZSfIihgE

That's the UG version. Kind of an old video.

[TheBoozeCube]

Thanks!

Is that a GW deck? Where can I find the list of every single one?

This is Mono-G (Ancient Stirrings). Or "C/g", as I've recently decided to start calling it (colorless splashing green).


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[Spanese]

That's the UG version. Kind of an old video.

Is there a UG version deck list?

Also, how do you use Glacial Chasm?

[TheBoozeCube]

Also, how do you use Glacial Chasm?

Crop Rotation into Chasm is basically your last line of defense. It's especially good vs Infect, since life is a secondary concern.

There's also a neat trick you can do with Thespian's Stage. If you copy Chasm in response to the upkeep trigger, you get a fresh Chasm without sacrificing another land (as with Vesuva).


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[Spanese]

Crop Rotation into Chasm is basically your last line of defense. It's especially good vs Infect, since life is a secondary concern.

There's also a neat trick you can do with Thespian's Stage. If you copy Chasm in response to the upkeep trigger, you get a fresh Chasm without sacrificing another land (as with Vesuva).


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Thanks!

[drude1]

(I think you clicked the wrong post to quote. I was defending G/W.)

Another difference is the number of sideboard slots they require. C/g usually needs to dedicate a substantial number of slots to 3Sphere and/or Sphere of Resistance (I use 5x slots between them). The advantage of GW's toolbox approach is that it only needs 1x copy of Canonist, Teeg, RIP, etc, because it can access them easily with its tutors. This frees up a lot of space and, therefore, a lot of flexibility.


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Yeah, what the crap!? I totally was quoting the "G/W sucks" dude. sorry.

Also, here is the G/W list I am currently playing:


// Lands
4 [MR] Cloudpost
4 [SOM] Glimmerpost
2 [TSP] Vesuva
1 [WWK] Eye of Ugin
1 [LG] Karakas
1 [WWK] Bojuka Bog
1 [AVR] Cavern of Souls
1 [IA] Glacial Chasm
1 [GTC] Thespian's Stage
1 [LG] The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
4 [ON] Windswept Heath
2 [A] Savannah
3 [UG] Forest
1 [FUT] Dryad Arbor
1 [UG] Plains

// Creatures
3 [M12] Primeval Titan
1 [ROE] Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
1 [ROE] Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
1 [BFZ] Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 [CMD] Veteran Explorer

// Spells
4 [UL] Crop Rotation
2 [FRF] Ugin, the Spirit Dragon
2 [AQ] Candelabra of Tawnos
4 [CHK] Sensei's Divining Top
3 [ZEN] Expedition Map
3 [SOK] Pithing Needle
4 [AVR] Terminus
3 [MBS] Green Sun's Zenith

// Sideboard
SB: 2 [TSP] Krosan Grip
SB: 4 [M11] Leyline of Sanctity
SB: 2 [ALA] Ethersworn Canonist
SB: 1 [M15] Reclamation Sage
SB: 1 [M14] Scavenging Ooze
SB: 1 [LRW] Gaddock Teeg
SB: 2 [NPH] Surgical Extraction
SB: 2 [PS] Orim's Chant

Many people do play an enlightened tutor SB with g/w, which I would do if I was not playing GSZ in the main.

[maCHOOga]

Yeah, what the crap!? I totally was quoting the "G/W sucks" dude. sorry.

Also, here is the G/W list I am currently playing:


// Lands
4 [MR] Cloudpost
4 [SOM] Glimmerpost
2 [TSP] Vesuva
1 [WWK] Eye of Ugin
1 [LG] Karakas
1 [WWK] Bojuka Bog
1 [AVR] Cavern of Souls
1 [IA] Glacial Chasm
1 [GTC] Thespian's Stage
1 [LG] The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
4 [ON] Windswept Heath
2 [A] Savannah
3 [UG] Forest
1 [FUT] Dryad Arbor
1 [UG] Plains

// Creatures
3 [M12] Primeval Titan
1 [ROE] Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
1 [ROE] Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
1 [BFZ] Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
1 [CMD] Veteran Explorer

// Spells
4 [UL] Crop Rotation
2 [FRF] Ugin, the Spirit Dragon
2 [AQ] Candelabra of Tawnos
4 [CHK] Sensei's Divining Top
3 [ZEN] Expedition Map
3 [SOK] Pithing Needle
4 [AVR] Terminus
3 [MBS] Green Sun's Zenith

// Sideboard
SB: 2 [TSP] Krosan Grip
SB: 4 [M11] Leyline of Sanctity
SB: 2 [ALA] Ethersworn Canonist
SB: 1 [M15] Reclamation Sage
SB: 1 [M14] Scavenging Ooze
SB: 1 [LRW] Gaddock Teeg
SB: 2 [NPH] Surgical Extraction
SB: 2 [PS] Orim's Chant

Many people do play an enlightened tutor SB with g/w, which I would do if I was not playing GSZ in the main.

I like your list....any reason why you cut Oracle of Mul Daya? Because it just dies to anything?

[drude1]

I like your list....any reason why you cut Oracle of Mul Daya? Because it just dies to anything?

Yeah, I've never been a fan of that card. I don't like making opponent's crappy spot removal good and I don't like showing my opponent the top of my library all the time. The new G/R 4/4 guy coming out might be okay, although it costs red.


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[Seraphix]

Yeah, I've never been a fan of that card. I don't like making opponent's crappy spot removal good and I don't like showing my opponent the top of my library all the time. The new G/R 4/4 guy coming out might be okay, although it costs red.


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Doesn't Dryad Arbor also make your opponent's crappy spot removal good?

Would you consider Courser of Kruphix at all?