Turntimber Sower

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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
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Turntimber Sower

Creature — Elf Druid

Whenever one or more land cards are put into your graveyard from anywhere, create a 0/1 green Plant creature token.

, Sacrifice three creatures: Return target land card from your graveyard to your hand.

CampbellStev on Titania

2 months ago

Debating cutting Turntimber Sower for Natural Order

SufferFromEDHD on March of the Trees

5 months ago

Interesting list. I'm a huge fan of land strategies in EDH. I typically build around the legacy 43 Lands.dec shell.

Dust Bowl is crucial late game alongside a lot of basic lands.

Elvish Reclaimer you have some stuff to tutor for.

Eternal Witness, Holistic Wisdom and/or Turntimber Sower solid recursion.

Creeping Renaissance, Storm the Festival, Moment's Peace and Soul of New Phyrexia are neat discard fodder.

Your maybeboard is full of power. I'd cut like 10 forests to add the good stuff like Constant Mists, Crucible of Worlds and Timber Protector

Maximariusmagillius on Viconia the Graveyard Hermit

1 year ago

I appreciate the suggestions! I do currently have one, Skull Prophet.

My thought process behind this deck is to mill your own library and play out of the graveyard. A lot of the cards don't ever get to make it into your hand, so it wouldn't make a ton of sense to put things in here that could not be gotten back. That's why there are only 5 non-creature non-land things.

That being said there are tons of creature based mana dorks out there, Arbor Elf, Llanowar Elves, Elvish Mystic, and even my all time favorite Incubation Druid. However I don't think that they would help further my goal of getting stuff in and out of the graveyard, or comboing with that. They could just as easily be replaced with a land, which would combo with other stuff in the deck, Centaur Vinecrasher, Eccentric Farmer, Turntimber Sower so I would be hesitant to cut more lands than I need to.

Lord of Extinction is a great card but Lhurgoyf is great too and a fifth of the price too. They both have their pros and cons, Lord of Extinction has a higher CMC and one more colors. Lhurgoyf toughness is equal to 1+ the number of cards, if my opponent exiles all graveyards that leaves him on the battlefield. If I decide to cut anything, it would be Creeping Dread and I would replace it with Lord of Extinction.

I look forward to hearing more of your suggestions!

wrightri on I Don't Like Sand...

1 year ago

I initially considered Turntimber Sower and Scapeshift but ultimately decided that I wanted to focus more on the populate side of the deck over the commander specific synergies.

Many of the deserts sacrifice themselves, albeit at a non-free cost, so I'm not really looking to go hard into the sacrifice outlets.

I found myself wanting to populate token copies of real creatures and the chonkers (Karnstructs, Wrenn's treefolk and Voice's elemental), not just the incidental 1/1s, so the lands from graveyard ended up becoming ancillary instead of the focus.

This deck came about more because of the fact that I like Hazezon the character more than what his new card can do. Hazezon Tamar was one of my first commander decks, so I was happy to see him get something new, even if desert tribal isn't all that exciting.

Thank you though for taking the time to offer possible improvements for anyone who would might want to build something similar to this but with a more focused strategy.

Ashcashcash on Titania EDH

1 year ago

Hey Profet93! I've been looking to speed up the deck lately and get the cost lower to the ground. Seasons Past was also helpful, but I opted to replace the card with Noxious Revival since getting one impact card that can win the game for just 2 life is a little better than 6 mana. Seasons Past is better when I played in slower play groups. As for Turntimber Sower, I could never get enough enough value out it. Most of the time, it's just generating a couple blockers.

I apologize for no response yet to your previous comment! I wish I played as much Magic as I used to. It's been a busy life, but hoping to get back in more over the next few months.

I ran Rishkar's Expertise up until end of 2017 and ended up cutting it for more search cards because I had shifted the deck towards a Food Chain combo deck. At this point, there are no combos in the deck anymore. I still prefer the ability to search for what I need rather than drawing in the hopes of get a card I need. Doesn't change the fact that Rishkar's Expertise gave a guaranteed 5 cards most of the time isn't nothing. :)

Profet93 on Titania EDH

1 year ago

Ashcashcash

How did Turntimber Sower and Seasons Past work for you, or rather, why it didn't? Turntimber in particular seems very helpful, was it just unimpactful?

GrimlockVIII on I Don't Like Sand...

1 year ago

Maybe you can run more stuff to sac and return deserts to the battlefield to continually trigger Hazezon's Desertfall ability. You already got Crucible of Worlds, Ramunap Excavator, and Ancient Greenwarden for the continuous recursion, but what about stuff like Scapeshift, World Breaker, Squirrel Wrangler, Hammer of Purphoros, and Turntimber Sower?

The Hammer and the Wrangler also contribute to the token synergies, so there's that too.

If you really wanna be a bastard, just add some group hate land destruction that only you can benefit off of since you can always recur your lands more than your opponents.

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