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| Format | Legality |
| Standard | Legal |
| Frontier | Legal |
| Commander / EDH | Legal |
| Vintage | Legal |
| Legacy | Legal |
| Modern | Legal |
| Tiny Leaders | Legal |
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| Set | Rarity |
| Eldritch Moon | Rare |
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Lupine Prototype
Artifact Creature — Wolf Construct
Lupine Prototype can't attack or block unless a player has no cards in hand.
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Lupine Prototype Discussion
DJMintEFresh on
Daegons Wrath
1 hour ago
The deck is fairly slow and needs some streamlining. I would bring Slumbering Dragon up to a 4 count, same with Dragon Broodmother and use her as your win con/beater. And although it's conflicting with the comments above, I would also add 4 Dragonlord's Servant and take out Dragonspeaker Shaman. An extra means waiting an extra turn, and sometimes you simply can't wait. In my opinion, waiting an entire turn usually isn't worth the extra being cut. Additionally, Broodmother only has 2 colorless mana - you can't lower her cost anymore than that. Shaman would be more useful in decks with really expensive dragons.
Another thing I have to point out is that Avaricious Dragon needs to be cut completely. I personally have a deck that's built around him, and if his effects aren't being abused to the fullest, he can be a huge draw back. To make a deck with him you need cards like Taste for Mayhem and Lupine Prototype.
The deck has some potential with a few minor tweaks. Hope my suggestions help :)
Miracles-and-Charms-of-Alara on
Mono Blue Affinity
19 hours ago
Seems like a good replacement for Grip of the Roil. I like it! Now, I just need to find a replacement for Lupine Prototype.
CaptSillva on
The Wheelchair Party (Primer)
2 days ago
Have you considered Mirror Entity? He is a dwarf and would make all your creatures dwarfs as well. Also perhaps an Lupine Prototype, he crews vehicles really well I assure you.
rockingcheerio on
No cards for you! -- budget hand disruption
4 days ago
Totally understandable. If you WERE gonna play it, cutting out 2 of your Harsh Scrutinys would be a decent trade for 2 Brutality's. So much value there, mainly as a good way to discard, possibly to fuel your Lupine Prototypes early on, as those can pose a HECK of a threat.
Argy on
Hazoret Rhonas: Is this a thing?!?!
1 week ago
I think you need more land.
When playtesting I regularly get to Turn 6 and I'm still waiting for my 4th land to drop.
22 Lands is best for an aggro deck.
A mid-range deck like this should keep have around 24.
Some dual lands would useful, to help avoid colour screw.
4x Game Trail and 3x Cinder Glade. That shouldn't slow your deck down too much.
Sheltered Thicket, Timber Gorge, or even Evolving Wilds are budget options.
I know you probably have some AMAZING plan for Lupine Prototype, but he really only works well in niche decks.
Put Lambholt Pacifist instead of him. You block and attack when ever you need to, and you can Transform it to bring Rhonas the Indomitable online.
I'll need to test this a bit more, but those are my early notes.
CaptSillva on
Sydri's Google Cars! (Vehicle Tribal)
1 week ago
Interesting deck, here are a few suggestions. Lupine Prototype, Bontu the Glorified, Kefnet the Mindful, and Oketra the True all polite vehicles very well.
Also Ensoul Artifact and Tezzeret's Touch should do fairly well since they can permanently turn on a vehicle. Worth noting that while their enchanted with these, they keep all abilities.
sunshine1223 on
B/U/R One With Nothing
1 week ago
well Lupine Prototype combos well with One with Nothing
clayperce on
U/R Fling Fling
2 weeks ago
Bakemoono,
Congrats on your first deck post here on T/O! This looks like a fun start!
But it feels like you may be trying to do too much here, and some of the ideas may be working at cross-purposes.
For example, Enigma Drake works best with a ton of Instants and Sorceries, but (as I type this) you have more Creatures and Planeswalkers than Instants and Sorceries. Similarly, Lupine Prototype and Hazoret the Fervent work best with a very small hand, but Baral, Chief of Compliance works best with a hand full of Counterspells. And you really want all the cards in a deck to be at their best.
When you test the deck (either IRL, or by opening a window with another T/O deck and playtesting against it), which do you enjoy more: Smashing face quickly or countering people's spells for a while and then smashing face? I think you'll find the deck runs much more smoothly if you lean one way or the other, rather than trying to do both.
Good luck (and good skill) with the brew!