Fusion Elemental

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

Fusion Elemental

Creature — Elemental

MTGBurgeoning on Jenson Carthalion WUBRG Tribal

1 year ago

I had not considered General Ferrous Rokiric! He would be an awesome addition to this deck. I have a copy of him in a flavorful Guilds-matter 5-color deck helmed by Niv-Mizzet Reborn. Every spell in that deck is two colors, and he is ridiculously strong when in play. A definite consideration here! I know that Fusion Elemental is only a five-color 8/8, but, still, it's an 8/8. Horde of Notions offers very little other than its 5/5 trampling, vigilant and hasty body. Niv-Mizzet Reborn is a candidate for replacement as its ETB trigger offers very little value here. Even so, it's still a 6/6 with flying. Fusion Elemental may be the creature to be replaced by General Ferrous Rokiric. Evasion reigns supreme! At first, I did consider Transguild Courier and Sphinx of the Guildpact, but decided against it because they do not offer anything other than their five-color color identities. If the creature list is left unchanged after the aforementioned swap, how would you wedge Transguild Courier and Sphinx of the Guildpact into the 99?

Balaam__ on Gimme a Shamrock Shake with Rainbow Sprinkles

1 year ago

Thanks Squee_Spirit_Guide, it was a very fun build. There were so many different directions it could go that narrowing it down was one of the harder parts. I even had an elemental rampage thing happening at one point, with Groundbreaker, Fusion Elemental and some other stuff.

Zomgasa on Jodah

3 years ago

I really like Jodah decks, would defiantly say Warstorm Surge is worth it as an add and it combos with Enter the Infinate and Omniscience REALLY well for a "I hope you can stop this!" sort of turn.

Ancient Brontodon just feels vanilla in this deck, there are more interesting things than a 9/9 dude without trample or something more scary and harder to deal with. cough Blightsteel Colossus cough

Fusion Elemental is cool and you can cast him without NEEDing Jodah on the field, but same argument as the Brontodon, just boring.

Leyline Prowler and Rattleclaw Mystic are nifty, but nothing will be better than a Birds of Paradise or Noble Hierarch for that early game goodness!

I actuall like Pathrazer of Ulamog, he's big and hard to deal with. Ulamog's Crusher however, I'd rather play one of the Eldrazi Gods directly (depending on how the rest of your metta plays).

I don't understand what Wall of Runes, Feral Incarnation, or Opt do for you. Go for more direct land fetching, fix those colors! (by the way, I like the mana filter ideas, solid back-up plan that doesn't require foolish amounts of expensive lands!)

Peer Through Depths and Sift Through Sands are cute, but why not go bigger or something like Rhystic Study?

I love the direction and it looks like it plays well, but I would take it as more aggressive. Mana-ramp to get Jodah out as soon as you can and just start abusing his power!

JoosetheMuice on Horde of Notations

4 years ago

Buried Alive and Final Parting should go in. Ramos, Dragon Engine could be fun. Also more ramp would help a lot. Cultivate Kodama's Reach and Farseek can't be underestimated in 5 color. Even Coldsteel Heart could be helpful. The vivid lands, like Vivid Grove would be pretty helpful. Tarnished Citadel is another affordable option if you get it from the right seller.

I'd cut Animar, Soul of Elements Doomgape Diabolic Tutor (for final parting) Iroas, God of Victory Fusion Elemental Nylea, God of the Hunt Roil Elemental Cleansing Nova (you have enough board wipes)

Caerwyn on How is Gigantosaurus Even Remotely …

5 years ago

You're looking at this wrong - there is a drawback to a cost - the mana cost itself. As others have said in more detail, that basically locks you into mono-Green, which creates all sorts of problems for deckbuilding.

To put it another way, compare to - Wizards clearly understands coloured mana is more difficult to muster than generic, and invented an entirely new mana symbol to reflect this fact. In fact, if we look at Gigantosaurus in terms of hybrid mana, its converted mana cost would be 10.

There's a long and glorious history of using high-devotion costs as a drawback (ex. Phyrexian Obliterator) or using multi-colours to make a spell more difficult (ex. Fusion Elemental).

If you were curious, Alpha's Savannah Lions is the earliest example of a creature whose power or toughness exceeds its CMC without a drawback.

Devix on EDH - Ramos, the Multicolor Engine

5 years ago

Hi scotchtapedsleeves, for now i am keeping the full +1/+1 tactic.
I also have a Narset deck that kinda abuses the extra turn tactics. My friends hate it...

I've updated the decklist
Added: Herald of Secret Streams & Shalai, Voice of Plenty
Removed: Mina and Denn, Wildborn & Fusion Elemental

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