But there are lots of games in that sweet spot where they draw only some soft interaction like surgical or an Ashiok and we get to work our way out of a puzzle.Īltogether I think it’s a fun deck to play frequently, but it wouldn’t be a deck I’d recommend to someone building into modern as their first deck. So many games do boil down to the old “do you have it” which doesn’t make for the most interesting gameplay. But if they stuck both you might as well shuffle up. We can beat a grafdigger’s cage or even a Leyline of the void.
Postboard games in particular can be fascinating puzzles as you weigh what you think opp has in hand, deciding whether to Loam/dredge/grind or whether to spend your mana on a fat Conflagrate.Īll that said, if your opp manages to find TWO sideboard cards, you pretty much just lose. Even deciding which land to fetch can change the tone of the whole match. It certainly isn’t the most interactive deck, but there are a lot more decisions to be made than it’s haters give it credit for. It is a ton of fun to play in paper, and can reasonably fight postboard hate if you can anticipate what your opp will bring in. I don’t see it anywhere near tier 1 even as the meta shakes out after the recent bans. Deck Primers Top Tier Thursday Archive Deck-Specific Subredditsĭredge is legit. Try to do some metagame testing to get a feel for your deck so you can talk about it better.
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