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Tattermunge Maniac
Creature — Goblin Warrior
Tattermunge Maniac attacks each turn if able.
legendofa on
Invade and Destroy: Sideboard Switch
1 month ago
psionictemplar I can't get any live play in right now, but in goldfish playtests, not making the full sideboard switch just feels like it dilutes the Warriors plan with incidental land destruction. I'm also reviewing what the swaps should be, and I'm starting to like keeping Tattermunge Maniac over Pelt Collector. I'll update the description soon.
legendofa on
Invade and Destroy: Sideboard Switch
1 month ago
psionictemplar The Pillages are a meta choice, so switching one out for a final Stone Rain is a fair call. I'll make that the default.
For the Pelt Collectors, I don't disagree with you, but I'd like to know your reasoning. They're still reliably a 2/2 for 1, outclassing the Tattermunge Maniacs, and the Brighthearth Bannerets lose a lot of utility. Still gotta win once you've smashed their lands. I'm willing to be convinced, though, so what's the line you see?
hungry000 on
5 years ago
Your deck is all over the place, so it's really hard to give suggestions. It would all work a lot better (and be easier to give advice) if you'd focus on one thing: aggro, stompy (big creatures), ramp, some sort of creature value deck (that's the vibe I got from Cream of the Crop and the mainboard Reclamation Sage), etc. As it is right now, there are too many 2-ofs that are trying to do different things for me to really know what to focus on.
But the general advice that I can give you is that your deck is far too slow for modern. The goal is to consistently kill your opponent by turn 4 or be capable of stalling the game until you can kill them. Judging by your hubs you want an aggro deck, so probably make the goal to win by turn 4, and cut cards accordingly; without any ramp spells, I suggest cutting any creature over 4 mana and only having a few that are 4 mana.
There are also a bunch of cards in here that are pretty sub-par, such as Tattermunge Maniac and Blitz Hellion. Before suggesting better cards, though, I'd like you to focus your deck first (aggro, ramp, midrange, or value) so I can better understand what you want out of it. Here are some thoughts I had when I first looked at your deck:
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I kind of sensed a Bloodrush theme from Ghor-Clan Rampager and Wasteland Viper
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Burning-Tree Emissary and Simian Spirit Guide made me think of a board-flooding aggro deck (the type that loses to board wipes)
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Cream of the Crop and Mul Daya Channelers made me think valuetown. For a second I thought Cream of the Crop returned creatures from the graveyard and I was like "oh that makes sense with the Bloodrush" but then I read it and was confused again
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obviously the big spells made me think you were going for ramp, except there really wasn't any
If you want help focusing your deck once you decide on what you want to go for, feel free to ask me for help and I'll suggest some cards. I'm pretty good at that type of stuff.
Freezingfist on
Budget Gruul Buff/Burn
6 years ago
Cool build, darenking0.
One thing I have to say... 14 land makes me NERVOUS. Even in a mono colored deck, that seems like way to few... I'd at least go to 18... and maybe add more ways to make the mana you can't get to if you need it (fill out the playset of Rootbound Crag).
Have you considered creatures that could use either color of mana? Wild Cantor, Scuzzback Scrapper or Tattermunge Maniac could hit the board no matter what color source you draw.
Just some ideas... what do you think?
dannecticut on
7 years ago
A few quick suggestions:
Atarka's Command is too good in zoo decks to run fewer than 4.
A third 1-drop (something to replace Wild Nacatl) would be good. Probably either Dryad Militant or Kessig Prowler Flip.
Jund Hackblade just isn't good enough. Maybe with some combination of Dryad Militant, Tattermunge Maniac, and Rakdos Cackler it could work, but other than that, no.
iBleedPunk on Pauper EDH (pEDH)
7 years ago
Hey all. I am thinking about making a Pauper EDH deck and am looking for any tips on deckbuilding, manabases, any advice on the subject in general, or recollections of experiences while playing Pauper EDH.
So I know that in Pauper EDH you use an Uncommon Creature as the "commander" with the rest of the deck following color identity and I think my friend said something about 30 starting life rather than 40. I apologize for my ignorance on the topic, I just decided off an impulse to try it out..
- Golgari
Shaman of the Pack: It should be a simple concept. Flood out as many Elf creatures then drop Shaman to chip off some decent life from an opponent.
- Selesnya
Dryad Militant: I dont know if GY hate needs to be (or is) a thing in pEDH but using the Miltant sure hates on Instants and Sorcery slinger decks.
- Dimir
Diregraf Captain: Obviously the deck would become a Tribal Zombie deck, boarding up as many possible Zombies to apply pressure. The added bonus of life loss when his fellow Zombies die under his reign is a-oh-kay by me.
and/or
Inkfathom Witch: As much as I hate to see the (2UB: unblocked creatures become base P/T 4/1) on a Dimir colored card I will admit it has me wanting to try it even more. It would be tricky but its time to live the dream folks.
- Izzet
Izzet Guildmage: I think I am going to love this guy leading a Countermagic/Burn deck. It would definitely add some much needed diversity to the line up of decks I am going to build.
and/or
Spellheart Chimera: This would be a more proactive approach to the line ups Izzet deck, playing marginally more interactive games than Guildmage would. I like this route but as I have said before I can make both lists and try them out.
- Azorius
Ascended Lawmage: Upon doing research for pEDH info multiple forums constantly referenced to the Lawmage due to her Flying/Hexproof body. This type of "commander" is very well placed to lead a Voltron strategy, doling out mass amounts of pain with either a menagerie of Aura buffs or attached Equipment.
- Rakdos
Kulrath Knight: I saw this guy and an avalanche of dirty tricks ran through my mind. Playing this guy leading a -1/-1 centric, Aggro style deck would be fun in my opinion. That and I am curious to see how he would interact with other decks that try to power through with creatures.
- Gruul
Tattermunge Maniac: The main attraction I had to this guy as the Gruul "commander" was he is a T1 play that must attack each turn. An obvious Aggro "commander", I would love to hear any opinions of other possible Gruul Uncommons to lead the deck as well.
- Esper
Sludge Strider: This would basically end up as an Artifact filled Drain 'n Gain deck in one of my favorite color combinations. I find myself slightly excited to see what could happen with this build.
- 5C
Fusion Elemental: Goodstuff with a splash of beautiful 8/8, nuff said..
These are all just first thoughts, still missing some color combinations. I DO NOT want to delve into mono colored "commanders" for pEDH unless the Uncommon creature is worth the loss of color options. Thanks in advance for any help
Edit: If anyone would like to collaborate on one or some of these decklists, we can get in touch over Facebook or over PM here on T/O
pinecone2k3 on
7 years ago
There are some pretty decent options for creatures with 2 attack power that only cost one mana to cast, that you could swap in, in place of Savannah Lions, without costing you an arm and a leg. Tattermunge Maniac would fit with the fast, aggressive approach you mentioned in your deck description. Dragon Hunter has the situational ability to block an incoming dragon that would otherwise fly right over the Lions. Depending on what your opponent is playing, Soldier of the Pantheon may be able to sneak through to hit your opponent and/or get you a bit of extra life gain. That's just a few examples.
Kaberton on
RDW
7 years ago
If this deck is meant for causal play, everything looks fine.
Strictly speaking it's not quite legal, however, due to the hybrid mana symbols in Tattermunge Maniac, Boggart Ram-Gang, Boros Reckoner, Figure of Destiny, and Rakdos Cackler.
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