Bloodhall Ooze

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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy Legal
Block Constructed Legal
Canadian Highlander Legal
Casual Legal
Commander / EDH Legal
Commander: Rule 0 Legal
Custom Legal
Duel Commander Legal
Highlander Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Modern Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Bloodhall Ooze

Creature — Ooze

At the beginning of your upkeep, if you control a black permanent, you may put a +1/+1 counter on Bloodhall Ooze.

At the beginning of your upkeep, if you control a green permanent, you may put a +1/+1 counter on Bloodhall Ooze.

Chasmolinker on So, You Wanna Play Jund Yea? (Budget)

1 year ago

Absolutely Kaweiwu!

I did have BBE in some of the early versions of the deck. The main reason is that there are better 4-drops and even a 5-drop that are strong finishers. Olivia Voldaren being the best of those. Also, with Riveteers Charm in the deck, it could be a bad hit off BBE as the most common mode choice is the second one.

You could definitely tweak the list by running 3-4 copies of Bloodbraid Elf, a playset of Nissa, Voice of Zendikar as the only planeswalker in the deck (Maybe keeping a single Liliana, the Last Hope, Domri, Anarch of Bolas or even Grist, the Hunger Tide), and really focus on the +1/+1 Counters plan with Bloodhall Ooze.

As the deck is now, there are several lines to victory:
Combat damage (Most common)
Ultimate Sorin the Mirthless
Posion Counters with Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon
Endless Zombies with Liliana, the Last Hope

By cutting the 4+ MV cards for Bloodbraid Elf, the deck loses 2 win conditions. You could still run the higher MV cards, but risk cascading through them in the process.

Hope that helps a little bit. Thanks for the question!

Angel_Zero on Jund Hardened Company

1 year ago

I have always wanted to see Bloodhall Ooze + Winding Constrictor! forgot about that card, seems sweet.

Chasmolinker on So, You Wanna Play Jund Yea? (Budget)

2 years ago

Jabberjaw46 I really like the addition of Sarulf, Realm Eater. I knew of the card since my son uses it in his GB Commander deck. Just didn't pick up on the synergy for some reason. I think the board wipe part was my main focus in reading the card. It seemed like a feel bad to wipe out my 5/5 Bloodhall Oozes and Winding Constrictors. But it has big upside and flexibility if I'm on the wrong side of board control.

zapyourtumor on Phyrexian Fight Club

2 years ago

I like what you did with Domri here, since it serves triple duty as a fight effect, ramp, and even buffs your creatures. This looks like a Phyrexian Obliterator fight theme in a midrange shell, so I'll make all my suggestions along those lines.

I suggest replacing Birds of Paradise with Ignoble Hierarch. Makes all the mana you need and buffs your creatures.

For removal, you need like 3-4 Lightning Bolt. I'd cut down maybe 1 KCommand and a Trophy. Why is Surgical Extraction here in the mainboard? Seems more like a sideboard card.

Lightning Greaves is interesting, but not sure how well it does here. 2 more threats might do better than 2 protection cards.

Bloodhall Ooze is a fun card, but your only black permanents are the Obliterators. You could maybe swap it out with another threat like Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer which also ramps you into a faster Obliterator.

For the lands, you could replace Llanowar Wastes with Nurturing Peatland which is a nice land you can sack for cards mid-late game.

Defied-27 on The Beasty Boys (Budget)

2 years ago

lagotripha I generally find it hard to win FNMs with budget decks to be honest :D This deck (as all of my decks) is designed to fit into my playgroup of friends and should terefore not be too oppressive. But you are absolutely right, the manacurve is a little too high for a fast format like modern. I love the combination of Ravenous Squirrel + Bloodhall Ooze + Swarm Shambler + Winding Constrictor a lot! I probably won't include them in this deck, but it's a great base for a budget proliferation deck... I'll have a look into that :)

lagotripha on The Beasty Boys (Budget)

2 years ago

This is a classic casual list - If I was looking to win fnms with it, I'd go lower on the mana curve with some combination of 1 drops that can get 4 power, backed by 'power 4 matters' which has been printed quite a lot. In casual play there are a lot more options.

Colossal Majesty/Furious Rise/Garruk's Uprising/Kiora, Behemoth Beckoner are great at drawing cards. Crater's Claws is the best finisher for this kind of list if it ramps. Feed the Clan is incredible in the sideboard. Flamewake Phoenix is great if graveyards aren't being exiled. Bonders' Enclave is good, solid card-draw. Temur Battle Rage is a great 'gotcha'. Whisperer of the Wilds is a second Ilysian Caryatid, Winds of Qal Sisma is a fun 1-sided fog.

For pure budget, Ravenous Squirrel + Bloodhall Ooze + Swarm Shambler offers a solid creature package, which plays nice with stuff like Winding Constrictor. If you want flat creatures, Lambholt Pacifist  Flip, Skinshifter, Talara's Battalion or similar.

Chasmolinker on So, You Wanna Play Jund Yea? (Budget)

2 years ago

Hahaha Metropolis39 Trust me... They are back breaking.

When not dealt with, Winding Constrictor is a house. Glint-Sleeve Siphoner will bury you in Card Advantage when paired with the snake and even more so with Gonti's Machinations. Bloodhall Ooze can be a T3 5/5 and a T4 9/9. Olivia Voldaren will steal your creatures once you've spent all of your early removal. And Woodland Wanderer is often a 6/6 or 7/7 Trample with Vigilance.

Play against it and see what you can pull off. Energy is entirely broken and under represented.

zapyourtumor on The Impossible Deck

2 years ago

+1 Nice budget deck.

I remember I tried to make a $50 budget jund midrange deck with a +1/+1 energy counter subtheme using Bloodhall Ooze , Glint-Sleeve Siphoner , Oona's Blackguard , Scavenging Ooze , and Winding Constrictor . When you decide to make a sideboard, I think Scooze would fit in nicely there. It actually worked decently well, but the part that really screwed me over was the lands :(

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