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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 |
| Pioneer | Legal |
| Planechase | Legal |
| Quest Magic | Legal |
| Tiny Leaders | Legal |
| Vanguard | Legal |
| Vintage | Legal |
Lost Legacy
Sorcery
Name a nonartifact, nonland card. Search target player's graveyard, hand, and library for any number of cards with that name and exile them. That player shuffles his or her library, then draws a card for each card exiled from hand this way.
Basshunter on
Slime Caves Minibiome from Starbound
3 months ago
Hey dude, i had the same idea - just didnt build it yet. Here's an idea i had about Slime Against Humanity: It counts towards cards in exile aswell, so there are plenty of cards to exile cards out of our library, what could be a nice interaction with slime...
i.e. Bitter Ordeal, Cranial Extraction, Lost Legacy, Memoricide could be used to make the slime-token lot stronger..
Its just an idea yet and i havnt tried any of those, but what you think about it?
Thomaswallismoore on
HeDrOn aLiGnMeNt
9 months ago
Turn one play a land turn two play Baral, Chief of Compliance then turn three use transmute to get the Hedron Alignment if you have hedron in your hand than use that instead repeat this once more on turn four then on turn 5 you win next turn if you have Lost Legacy and Pull from Eternity otherwise use a transmute to get Lost Legacy and then hope that you have/got Pull from Eternity that is the fastest way you could win without interruption like durres and thoughtsize
seshiro_of_the_orochi on
Seasons' Approach: How the seasons go by...
3 years ago
legendofa: I'll do that, thanks a lot. I have another question I'd like your opinion on:
I pulled a copy of Extirpate from TSR. As I have never played it before, I'm not sure how much of a drawback the restriction of having to choose a card from a graveyard is. Would you play it instead of Lost Legacy ?
One final thing regarding your suggestions: I actually have some copies of Anguished Unmaking , I always forget it's such an expensive card. I've removed it after playing it for quiteva while. The lifeloss can actually be quite taxing.
StopShot on B&R February 15 2021
3 years ago
@DuTogira Personally, I disagree about Splinter Twin stifling diversity in the Modern meta. Before its ban I was running a homebrew Mardu deck that had an incredibly favorable win-rate against Twin. The deck's win-rates also varied amongst the other decks in the format with its worst matchup being burn. Ever since Twin's ban aggro has swarmed the format outpacing my deck harder than before.
My homebrew deck's most defining piece was utilizing an Evershrike in the graveyard and using a Spirit Loop or Rancor to make it a constant presence in the late game. Graveyard strategies weren't as common back then either as I believe Living Death was the only significant graveyard strat at the time, so most decks wouldn't dedicate too much room to graveyard hate. With Twin gone other faster and more efficient graveyard strategies arose and graveyard hate out of sideboard became all the more frequent which made winning games 2 and 3 much more difficult for my deck. Not only that but those graveyard strategies that couldn't exist with Splinter Twin around ended up getting Faithless Looting banned. As a non-blue deck Faithless Looting was the glue that kept my deck together as getting a certain 5-CMC creature in the grave and an aura in hand is difficult and slow enough as it is. My deck could handle Jund/Abzan's hand disruption and their Scavenging Ooze 's, but with much more graveyard hate, more aggressive aggro decks and no Faithless Looting I would argue banning Splinter Twin killed my deck even though I never used that card in the first place.
I feel the banning has only diversified aggro and phased out slower decks like mine that had better win rates against Twin and BGx. I also think it's a false positive as there have been a huge slew of new modern-viable cards that have been printed since Twin's banning. The format was going to grow regardless of if Twin were to be banned or not, the real question was by how much? I also feel like there have been many more cards printed during this time that could be made excellent sideboard cards against Twin than there have been new cards printed to help with Twin's strategies. I remember the times when Combust was one of the answers used at stopping Splinter Twin and then they printed Rending Volley which took countering the strategy even further. Since then I've seen more and more cards printed in Standard that I feel could further help in keeping Twin in check today more than it ever was before. These are cards printed after it's banning that could be used against it now if it were ever unbanned: Sinister Concoction , Thalia, Heretic Cathar , Unsubstantiate , Spell Queller , Authority of the Consuls , Lost Legacy , Fatal Push , Harsh Mentor , Trespasser's Curse , Tocatli Honor Guard , Rampaging Ferocidon , Kinjalli's Sunwing , Kitesail Freebooter , Cast Down , Assassin's Trophy , Unmoored Ego , Dovin's Veto , Force of Negation , Force of Vigor , Veil of Summer , Fry , Aether Gust , Brazen Borrower , Hushbringer , Deafening Silence , Mystical Dispute , Drown in the Loch , Wilt and Necromentia . I've likely missed a couple more due to how many sets have been released since and there will always be more cards that will be printed in future that can disrupt the strategy too. Since there have been many new deck archetypes that have emerged and been developed and improved upon over the many years in a non-Twin environment I'd like to see how they'd stack against Twin now just to see if it really is still an obstacle.
MindAblaze on Why Does Mono-Black Have So …
3 years ago
We also mustn’t forget blacks ability to attack the entire graveyard with things like;
And go after specific cards in your hand, library and graveyard like;
Argy on xeohelios
3 years ago
I saw you looked at my Cast a Shadow deck.
I have a Pioneer version which is private, but much better than the one you looked at.
Here is the card list:
Land (24)
2x Blighted Fen
2x Castle Locthwain
4x Caves of Koilos
4x Godless Shrine
2x Plains
4x Shambling Vent
3x Swamp
1x Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
2x Westvale Abbey
Instant (15)
4x Fatal Push
4x Grasp of Darkness
3x Murderous Rider
4x Utter End
Creature (5)
2x Archangel Avacyn
3x Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet
Planeswalker (5)
3x Ob Nixilis Reignited
2x Sorin, Grim Nemesis
Sorcery (11)
4x Agonizing Remorse
3x Languish
4x Thoughtseize
Sideboard (15)
4x Declaration in Stone
3x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar
1x Languish
4x Necromentia
3x Settle the Wreckage
If you make a copy of this list, please keep it private. There are people at my LGS who try to look up my lists to practice against.
I am still testing whether Necromentia or Lost Legacy is better.
rjife on
Scallywallwest Likes to Control Stuff
3 years ago
Lost Legacy instead of Unmoored Ego. art's better
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