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A reworked deck of mine from a while back. Added a couple new wincons and tweaked the playstyle a bit. Enjoy!
Fueling the wincons in the deck are Saprolings. Produced by several cards in the deck, these little fungi allow your deck to unleash misery upon your opponent.
Sprout Swarm- A buyback spell that can be used over and over again to generate Saprolings. Convoke makes this spell very easy to cast and buy back.
Scatter the Seeds- Another Convoke spell to add 3 Saprolings.
Fungal Sprouting- Mid-late game token production. Works best when coupled with a pumped Root-Kin Ally; Champion of Lambholt + Fists of Ironwood; or any creature targeted by Might of the Masses with friends in the battlefield.
Life and Limb + Sporemound - With both of these permanents on the field, all you have to do is play a Forest or Saproling. Since both are each other, they will produce Saproling Forests infinately unless:
- A player with priority removes one or both of the combo pieces between triggered abilities
- Either player loses the game as a result of the combo.
This is why I have Naturalize in the deck, to break the combo when the desired number of Saprolings have been produced, or if the combo fails to yield a win. This combo, if left unbroken, will result in a draw.
Sprout Swarm- A buyback spell that can be used over and over again to generate Saprolings. Convoke makes this spell very easy to cast and buy back.
Scatter the Seeds- Another Convoke spell to add 3 Saprolings.
Fungal Sprouting- Mid-late game token production. Works best when coupled with a pumped Root-Kin Ally; Champion of Lambholt + Fists of Ironwood; or any creature targeted by Might of the Masses with friends in the battlefield.
Life and Limb + Sporemound - With both of these permanents on the field, all you have to do is play a Forest or Saproling. Since both are each other, they will produce Saproling Forests infinately unless:
- A player with priority removes one or both of the combo pieces between triggered abilities
- Either player loses the game as a result of the combo.
This is why I have Naturalize in the deck, to break the combo when the desired number of Saprolings have been produced, or if the combo fails to yield a win. This combo, if left unbroken, will result in a draw.
Beyond Convoke and critter-mana, is the tap-outlet of Root-Kin Ally. Pump it up massively for attacking purposes, or tap your creatures for the sake of having them tapped for Throne.
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The added pumps through creature ETB, plus the evasion of ALL of your creatures through Champion, regardless of their own individual power, makes this card extremely valuable as a wincon. When coupled with Fists of Ironwood, as Champion and Ally potentially get +2/+2 and/or Trample.
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Revision 3 See all
(5 years ago)
| +4 | Apostle's Blessing | main |
| -2 | Blossoming Defense | main |
| +1 | Champion of Lambholt | main |
| +3 | Essence Warden | main |
| +1 | Fists of Ironwood | main |
| -1 | Life and Limb | main |
| -3 | Naturalize | main |
| -1 | Nissa, Voice of Zendikar | main |
| -3 | Siege Wurm | main |
| -1 | Sporemound | main |
| +2 | Toil to Renown | main |
| Date added | 6 years |
| Last updated | 5 years |
| Exclude colors | W |
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| Legality | This deck is Modern legal. |
| Rarity (main - side) | 10 - 0 Rares 5 - 0 Uncommons 28 - 0 Commons |
| Cards | 60 |
| Avg. CMC | 2.61 |
| Tokens | Saproling 1/1 G |
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