Meltdown

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Legality

Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy 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
Oathbreaker Legal
Planechase Legal
Premodern Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Meltdown

Sorcery

Destroy each artifact with converted mana cost X or less.

EnbyGolem on Criminally Underplayed EDH Gems

2 years ago

It’s becoming more well known (as evidence by its rising price tag) but I still think Meltdown is definitely underrated. It is such a great way to punish the players who chain mana rocks in the first two turns or any deck that relies on populating their field with treasure tokens.

plakjekaas on What is your pet tech …

2 years ago

Primal Order when your meta is greedy 3-5 color decks, this card does massive damage.

Meltdown and Seeds of Innocence in decks that don't run many artifacts. Like an Armageddon for broken fast artifact mana and/or many treasures.

griffstick on Are there any old cards …

3 years ago

I love statistics though.

I'm picking up copies of all these cards now lol especially these

I just want to mention Gaea's Touch , this card is criminally underplayed.

plakjekaas on Are there any old cards …

3 years ago

The combination of Burgeoning and Ghost Town with any landfall on board is great.

Seeds of Innocence is a great green alternative to Vandalblast that I've never seen anyone else consider, even though it's cheaper than Creeping Corrosion in mana. I'm using it in my cEDH Marwyn, the Nurturer deck, to blow up a lot of opposing fast mana very early. Getting rid of someone's Mana Vault , Sol Ring , Chrome Mox and Mox Diamond on turn 2 is amazing, and your opponent only gains 2 life for that.

In the same vein, Meltdown is an amazing card if your deck is light on artifacts itself.

My Vaevictis Asmadi, the Dire deck is all about ramping out the commander fast, give it haste and have fun with the transformation trigger. Orcish Lumberjack and Tinder Wall are very overlooked and efficient mana dorks to help complete that goal.

Senko-San-1 on Lord of the Rings

3 years ago

danskellington this is a suggestion for your description when you note a card put it in the middle of these [[]] so you can hover over the card and see it.

the final product looks like this Meltdown

Ender666666 on Grenzo Doomsday Dash

4 years ago

Yeah, Shattering Spree makes the most sense to keep when you put it that way. I was unaware of Meltdown . Thank you for that one!

blazingscout on Grenzo Doomsday Dash

4 years ago

By Force 's relevancy depends on your meta, if there are alot of powered Urza decks or artifact based stax decks, By Force and Meltdown are great additions, jury's still out over Meltdown vs. By Force but my consensus is that if you care about your rocks, By Force is for you. If you don't, Meltdown is your best bet.

If you find yourself in each game with a lot of red mana, or a lot of control players, Shattering Spree is all around better than the alternatives because it copies itself rather than being a single spell, want something gone with your opponents having open mana, target it twice to make them burn 2 interaction spells.

In blind meta's Abrade Mogg Salvage Chaos Warp is where you want to be at, just as a contingency against any cards that will ruin your day.

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