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Sylvan Library
Enchantment
At the beginning of your draw step, you may draw two additional cards. If you do, choose two cards in your hand drawn this turn. For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library.
DemonDragonJ on Utopian Prosperity
2 months ago
I have replaced Armadillo Cloak, Favor of the Overbeing, Shield of the Oversoul, and Steel of the Godhead with Blind Obedience, Cosmic Rebirth, Sylvan Library, and Trelasarra, Moon Dancer, which reduced the average converted mana cost of this deck from 3.71 to 3.68, since those cards far better fit the theme of this deck.
Crow_Umbra on Should I Keep the "Demigod …
2 months ago
Swapping out Favor of the Overbeing for Sylvan Library seems like a pretty no-brainer swap. The Lifelink and Indestructible on the other two are arguably useful, even though their flying/unblockable are kind of redundant with the commander.
Flowering of the White Tree could probably be swapped for one of the other Demigod Auras, since it gives a static Ward to your commander and other Legends, along with static P/T boosts to your whole board.
Just try out swapping any of the 3. Will probably lead to fewer "feelsbad" moments of getting 2-for-1'd on removal when one of those Auras is on a creature.
DemonDragonJ on Should I Keep the "Demigod …
2 months ago
I used to have copies of the "demigod auras" in the majority of my EDH decks, but I recently have been removing those auras in favor of cards that better fit the theme of each deck (except for my Uril, the Miststalker deck, since auras are a major part of that deck's strategy), so I am now contemplating if I should remove them from my Jenara, Asura of War deck.
At an initial glance, that would seem to be an easy decision, but Jenara herself is often one of the main win conditions of that deck; the deck is not a full Voltron deck, but I do very often rely upon the strategy of summoning her as early as possible and then continually attacking with her while making her more powerful, and the auras certainly help with that strategy, but I very much would to like put both Sylvan Library and Trelasarra, Moon Dancer in that deck, since gaining life is a major theme of that deck.
What does everyone else say about this? Should I keep the "demigod auras" in my Jenara deck, or replace them with cards that are less fragile?
DemonDragonJ on All Creatures Great and Small
2 months ago
I have replaced Sylvan Library with Witty Roastmaster, which increased the average converted mana cost of this deck from 3.63 to 3.65, and I understand that I have removed an excellent source of card advantage, but I do not believe that this deck has sufficient amounts of lifegain to reliably pay for the library's ability, plus the devil has excellent synergy with this deck's main strategy, so I am satisfied that this is change is worth the increased mana cost.
Doombeard1984 on Slivers Everywhere
2 months ago
Hello julsjuj,
Thanks for the response. Just to clear up, in point 5 when I said Brood, meant a general term for your Hive of Slivers, not the card Brood Sliver specifically lol. General comment was would be helpful knowing what your overall win con is going to be in the deck? How you are looking to play the deck out. Are you Aggro, combo, Voltron? Goof thing with Slivers is there ability to shift lanes, as Sliver Overlord gives you access to a toolbox of abilities etc to deal with most things.
I think concerning Patriarch's Bidding we may have to agree to disagree lol. If you have had your board wrecked a couple times, you could feasibly have a combo win in the graveyard that you can win at instant speed, for just . Any haste enabler, Mana Enabler, and a piece of tech on board (an intruder alarm for example) and you just win lol. I udnerstand the concern that someone will benefit more, but I think it is highly likely that in playing such a high synergy deck, you are likely to come out on top.
I do still think that you are maybe missing on some draw effects. Other than the Synapse Sliver you have, you could look at Kindred Discovery, Guardian Project, The Great Henge (this one will likely only cost you with its cost reduction), Sylvan Library, just so you can keep you hand filled with gas.
I look forward to your response :)
3n3rgy2 on Old School EDH Old Border Only
3 months ago
Yakuza84 I agree with your suggestions. Those are definitely swaps I would make, if budget were not a concern! I think that Gaea's Cradle could do nicely as well as streamlining the list a little more. Aiming to have a few more Regrowth style effects could help with mass removal recovery and admittedly I think the list may need some more artifact and enchantment removal as well. I feel like the deck could aim to be a tad faster so something like a Mox Diamond Cabal Coffers (Yes no tomb of yawgmoth kinda stinks but its still effective!) and Sylvan Library
DemonDragonJ on All Creatures Great and Small
3 months ago
I have replaced Crystal Ball with Sylvan Library, which reduced the average converted mana cost of this deck from 3.65 to 3.63, because I feel that the latter card provides better card advantage.
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