Mark of Eviction
Enchantment — Aura
Enchant creature
At the beginning of your upkeep, return enchanted creature and all Auras attached to that creature to their owners' hands.
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Mark of Eviction Discussion
Last_Laugh on
Muldrotha's Madhouse - No Infinite
1 month ago
@Russ1981 - Mark of Eviction is probably a better option than Mana Chains. A: It doesn't need Muldrotha for recast, and B: It won't just tax, it WILL return the creature. Still slow, but not nearly as slow.
ZorrosRage on
Esper Trampolines
5 months ago
What do you think about Mark of Eviction to help you abuse the enter the battlefield effects and annoy your opponents?
hoardofnotions on
Arcades Games *$50 Budget Enchantress*
10 months ago
Elephant Grass
Font of Fertility
Genju of the Fields
Mana Bloom
Mark of Eviction
Myth Realized
Mystic Remora
Porphyry Nodes
Seal of Removal
Shimmering Wings
Sigarda's Aid
Vessel of Nascency
Wild Growth, Overgrowth, Fertile Ground, Gift of Paradise, Verdant Haven, Weirding Wood, Annex, Utopia Sprawl, Dawn's Reflection, Frontier Siege, Market Festival,
Font of Fortunes
Gossamer Chains
Ground Seal
Night Soil
Oath of Lieges
Righteous Aura
Seal of Cleansing and Seal of Primordium
Spreading Seas
Stony Silence
Suppression Field
Ancestral Mask, Auramancer's Guise,
Bounty of the Luxa
Cloud Cover
Collective Restraint, Dissipation Field,
Eidolon of Blossoms
Endless Horizons
Pendrell Mists
Psychic Possession
Trial of Knowledge
Fool's Demise
Honden of Seeing Winds
Mystic Barrier
Sigil of the Empty Throne
Skybind
Teferi's Moat
Fable of Wolf and Owl
Take Possession
Aura of Silence
Rest in Peace, Web of Inertia combo
Yolo_Von_Bieberswag on
For Assholes Only
1 year ago
Singing Bell Strike would indeed lock down creatures more tightly, and I like the fact they would have to tap mana to untap them. The main reason I put in Mark of Eviction is to make the other player pay for their creatures over and over again. I think there's some good synergy between the two, as Mark of Eviction will allow you to reuse Singing Bell Strike as well. Interesting for sure.
thewrush on
For Assholes Only
1 year ago
Singing Bell Strike Taps the creature almost permanently and they have to use mana to untap it. Might work better than Mark of Eviction
Darkaxel1990 on
Guild Commander - Azorius
1 year ago
3 to 2.0
Out: Faerie Impostor, Hussar Patrol, Inaction Injunction, Judge's Familiar, Paladin of Prahv, Protect / Serve, Search Warrant, Skyscribing, Steeling Stance, Tower Drake, Vassal Soul, Vision Skeins, Writ of Passage.
In: Blazing Archon, Suppression Field, Ghostway, Flickerform, Cloudstone Curio, Tidespout Tyrant, Cancel, Mark of Eviction, Peel from Reality, Jace, Architect of Thought, Repeal, Diluvian Primordial, Luminate Primordial.
Ithyn on
SGRPC Simic Aggro
1 year ago
Honestly, unos, I am very new to Magic myself. I did a bit of research for this, looking at other decks to get ideas. I was planning on doing something a little more rampy to start with, but I ended up with a faster aggro deck instead. However, for a more rampy deck, I think a lot of those are good choices. Here are my (probably wrong) thoughts.
Mark of Eviction could work as either cheap removal or a way to return one of your own creatures to your hand. The problem I see is that it has to survive until your turn to happen, which may be a problem.
Cloudstone Curio would also work for blinking/flickering your creatures, allowing you to evolve other creatures, or graft onto the bounced creature.
Bred for the Hunt seems like a very good card to me, giving you card draw (hopefully) every turn.
Doubling Season. Yes. Just, just yes.
Despite being a Golgari card, I think Deadbridge Goliath would fit in well.
Plaxcaster Frogling (and Sporeback Troll, to some extent) lets you save your creatures from removal for just two mana. Seems good to me.
Honestly, about half of these were cards that I considered for mine but turned down because I thought they would move a little too slowly. However, that was for an aggro deck. For a more rampy deck, I think a lot of these would work great. Sorry for the wall of text I made, and good luck!
unos on
SGRPC Simic Aggro
1 year ago
Hello I made another Simic deck. Yours is so well done that my own attempt was almost the same as this deck. I have then tried to build a different simic deck, more focused on trying to ramp into fat drops to differentiate it from yours.
I would like to hear your opinion on some cards that I would see playing a nice role here: Mark of Eviction, Cloudstone Curio, Bred for the Hunt, Doubling Season, Deadbridge Goliath, Plaxcaster Frogling, Sporeback Troll.