Sulfurous Mire

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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Alchemy Legal
Archenemy Legal
Arena Legal
Block Constructed Legal
Brawl 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
Pauper Legal
Pauper Duel Commander Legal
Pauper EDH Legal
Pioneer Legal
Planechase Legal
Pre-release Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Standard Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Sulfurous Mire

Snow Land — Swamp Mountain

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Sulfurous Mire enters the battlefield tapped.

eliakimras on Jund Dragons

1 year ago

Forgot to say what to take out for the three cards above: Green Sun's Twilight, Hull Breach, Lukka, Bound to Ruin. The Twilight is unrealiable until you spend a lot of mana into it. The Breach is sorcery-speed. The planeswalker does not do much here.

Now some small upgrades you can make:

DreadKhan on Korvold Sacrifice

1 year ago

There are lots of options to help fix your mana that have been printed, some of the handiest are those that can dig out a land, and lands that make more than 1 colour. Both are very useful, some effects can even dig out 2 or 3 colour lands, but these are pricier in most cases. Some budget options include Jund Panorama, Riveteers Overlook, Evolving Wilds, Terramorphic Expanse, Mountain Valley, and Rocky Tar Pit (the last two can find non-Basic lands, this includes Woodland Chasm, Highland Forest, Sulfurous Mire), Cinder Glade, Smoldering Marsh). Blighted Woodland can find other land types if you have Green already, Myriad Landscape can find Green (or another colour), finding Green is usually important because of cards like Cultivate, and Kodama's Reach, these ramp you but can also find you a needed land type. There are also even better options (arguably) like Farseek, Nature's Lore and the pricier Three Visits, these can find non-Basic lands, making them very useful. I always liked Harrow, it can find 2 different colours of land if it's helpful, there is also the lesser Roiling Regrowth. Since your Commander is at 5 mana, you might even include stuff like Skyshroud Claim or Circuitous Route, there are more but they aren't as popular due to costing 4 mana (you can get stuck on 2 or 3 lands).

A pair of random cards that might work for you are Midnight Reaper and Grim Haruspex, both draw cards whenever your creatures die, and cost very little mana. Another couple randomly useful creatures Dockside Chef, Skullport Merchant, and Mayhem Devil, which are certainly gotten pricier but is still extremely good.

Happy deck building!

StopShot on What's the minimal number of …

2 years ago

Cards: Glacial Crevasses, Snow-Covered Mountain.

I've had my eye on possibly running Glacial Crevasses in my EDH decks for quite some time now as I feel it makes an excellent combat deterrent. By having this card on the field the whole table knows I can completely negate an attack thrown at me even when tapped out which can help keep combat-oriented decks from wanting to waste their combat step on me.

The problem is this card only works if I have Snow-Covered Mountains. If I have none Glacial Crevasses means nothing to my opponent, if I have one Snow-Covered Mountain my opponents might try to fish me into sacking it and if I have three Snow-Covered Mountains my opponents will likely not bother with me until the game reaches a 1-versus-1 state.

This card is easier to run in mono-red decks, but I want to put it in 3-color decks which means I don't want to flood my entire manabase with Snow-Covered Mountains especially if I'm not going to draw into Glacial Crevasses certain games.

Additionally would you count fetch-lands towards your Snow-Covered Mountain count, such as Arid Mesa , Ash Barrens , Bloodstained Mire , Prismatic Vista , Scalding Tarn and Wooded Foothills? (My 3-color red decks usually run all 6 of these fetches just to color fix with Ravnica shock lands if needed.)

Also how good would you evaluate Unstable Frontier as a utility land? If I'm running Snow-Covered Forests, Snow-Covered Islands, Snow-Covered Plains or Snow-Covered Swamps, I can use Unstable Frontier to turn any of them into a Snow-Covered Mountain and as a color fixing source if I have too many Snow-Covered Mountains, but I don't know if it would be better to just use another Snow-Covered Mountain over it instead.

Lastly, should I run cards like Alpine Meadow, Highland Forest, Sulfurous Mire and Volatile Fjord? I already run all the Modern fetch-lands that could tutor for lands such as these, so I could hit them very consistently, but I don't like the fact they're tap-lands. Given I run only three colored decks I can only ever fit any of two of them at a time. Would they be worth an inclusion?

Thank you for your insight.

Kingslayer2779 on Wakanda Forever

2 years ago
  • Anger > Emissary
  • Scute Swarm > Charnelhoard
  • Titana > Centaur Vinecrasher
  • Accident Greenwarden > Boduka Gardener
  • Radha > Yavimaya Elder
  • Tireless Tracker > Monstrosity
  • Tireless Provisioner > Acidic Slime
  • Azusa > Soul/Innistrad
  • Fabled Passage > Forge of Heroes
  • Thespian’s Stage > Khalni Garden
  • Field of the Dead > Haunted Fengraf
  • Dark Depths > Warped Landscape
  • Constant Mists > Worm Harvest
  • Chaos Warp > Ruinous Path
  • Nissa > Stitch Together
  • Valakut Exploration > Kaya's Ghostform
  • Beast Within > Putrefy
  • Bala Ged Recovery > 1 Forest
  • Valakur Awakening > 1 Mountain
  • Skyshroud Claim > Explosive Vegetation
  • Farseek > Far Wanderings
  • Cinder Glade > 1 Swamp
  • Highland Forest > Kazandu Refuge
  • Woodland Chasm > Jungle Hollow
  • Sulfurous Mire > Rakdos Carnarium

Kingslayer2779 on Wakanda Forever

2 years ago

Anger > Emissary Scute Swarm > Charnelhoard Titana > Centaur Vinecrasher Accident Greenwarden > Boduka Gardener Radha > Yavimaya Elder Tireless Tracker > Monstrosity Tireless Provisioner > Acidic Slime Azusa > Soul/Innistrad Fabled Passage > Forge of Heroes Thespian’s Stage > Khalni Garden Field of the Dead > Haunted Fengraf Dark Depths > Warped Landscape Constant Mists > Worm Harvest Chaos Warp > Ruinous Path Nissa > Stitch Together Valakut Exploration > Kaya's Ghostform Beast Within > Putrefy Bala Ged Recovery > 1 Forest Valakur Awakening > 1 Mountain Skyshroud Claim > Explosive Vegetation Farseek > Far Wanderings Cinder Glade > 1 Swamp Highland Forest > Kazandu Refuge Woodland Chasm > Jungle Hollow Sulfurous Mire > Rakdos Carnarium

11WolfenE on X a n t c h a

3 years ago

Sulfurous Mire for Rakdos Guildgate, Rocky Tar Pit for baso land, Immersturm Skullcairn for baso land #2, Rix Maadi, Dungeon Palace for baso lando #3

Idoneity on Lurid Revival

3 years ago

X-Factor11105

For me, Sulfurous Mire was a simple upgrade to Lavaclaw Reaches , for I had never activated the creature mode. The land types synergize with Anger , Castle Locthwain , and Foreboding Ruins , whilst covering for the fact that I had just cut a Mountain for Blightstep Pathway  Flip.

Typically, I am quite averse to tap lands, but I am yet to have an issue with it in this deck, thus no qualms are had.

Unless the strategy cares for the snow supertype, Canyon Slough is just better.

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