Universal Solvent

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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Alchemy Legal
Archenemy Legal
Arena Legal
Block Constructed 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
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Universal Solvent

Artifact

, , Sacrifice Universal Solvent: Destroy target permanent.

seshiro_of_the_orochi on RDW: Enchantment Removal?

7 months ago

But Ratchet Bomb has got it going on...


Joking aside, it's kinda hard to find something for that.

Argentum Masticore seems to have too high an MV. Introduction to Annihilation works, as well. Urn of Godfire or Universal Solvent are even more expensive.

metalrayn on teshar_pedh

7 months ago

lotus pedal with leonin and ashnods is infinite mana which could be sweet if you have an outlet for it. Universal Solvent is prob reason enough thats a hell of a way to end the game.

legendofa on Wastes, over-easy

1 year ago

Firebomb is a strict upgrade to Universal Solvent if you want the most direct switch. Otherwise, probably Skinwing.

Gattison on Notorious B: Ready to Die [Remastered]

2 years ago

Henchman31: You may notice I dropped a couple cards from the sideboard already. Those cards were literally useless in this deck, idk what I was thinking back then lol. Cruel Feeding was too mana hungry, but Alchemist's Gift, Grotesque Mutation or even Essence Infusion seem like better options against burn and other aggro decks.

Innocent Blood or Tragic Slip for actual removal.

Feed the Swarm for enchantments, maybe. And (yikes) Universal Solvent is probably a bad idea because it will require a Dark Ritual to activate, but it does hit all permanent types, which is hard to do in mono-b.

And finally you also have things like Professor's Warning and Oblivion's Hunger, which are more on the defensive/reactive side, but can still jam your opponent's plans up.

Hope some of that helps. This is actually the best of three decks you mentioned, so I'll start here and then the other decks will take bit more thought.

SufferFromEDHD on Simic Turbo Eldrazi

2 years ago

Sass764 what a strange coincidence. I just happened to update this list today and you left a really nice comment exactly 2 years ago to the day!

Right off the bat, I can't take credit for this strategy. Oath of Druids decks were popular and streamlined 20 years ago. All I did was utilize the EDH library and tweak it to fit the Simic shell. Now that said, I think I did a great job within the confines of green and blue. I want to go Temur for my next Oath deck. Red would grant access to efficient cheat effects and artifacts tricks.

Nylea's Intervention is a neat card but not neccessary to this strategy.

Meteor Golem is an awesome card I find myself squeezing into lots of decks. Universal Solvent is targeted removal for Trinket Mage.

The newest additions are Boseiju, Who Endures, Otawara, Soaring City and Resculpt.

Tyrant-Thanatos on Is Anyone Else Feeling Disappointed …

2 years ago

This is definitely going to be an opinion-filled thread, but I'll throw my hat in.

I disagree wholeheartedly. In fact I'd go so far as to say Strixhaven is the only set I've been actually excited for in what feels like ages. Eldraine was somewhat exciting but before that... Dominaria? Again this is entirely subjective and I'm not here to tell anyone they're wrong about their opinion on a product. But I'm looking forward to Strixhaven.

Introduction to Annihilation is the worst example I could possibly think of to argue blurring the line between colors. Scour from Existence , Universal Solvent , Meteor Golem , Unstable Obelisk , Spine of Ish Sah , Colorless permanent removal is far from new or color warping. Most of the lessons, like Introduction to Prophecy , will mostly be inconsequential imo because, to be frank, they're bad. 3 for a Serum Visions ? Even mono-white isn't THAT desperate for draw.

WOTC is trying to force us into playing golgari lifegain

I'm stoked to finally get golgari lifegain support. If that's not your style, I get it, but I'm happy for it personally.

Galazeth Prismari feels like a case of catering to EDH. Adding red to your deck options and tapping artifacts for any color instead of blue feels like more of a sidegrade than a downgrade. We'll have to see how it does imo.

As for Beledros Witherbloom , a wise man once said of Prophet of Kruphix : If you think this card costs mana, you've been fooled. As for "This card may not be used in any infinite mana combo", actually it says "Flicker me". It's not in good colors for that, but I could see a BUG deck getting infinite mana out of this if they can find a way to supply the life. Deadeye Navigator says hi.

Release, experience, and hindsight will probably affect everyone's opinions on Strixhaven, as it has every set before it. So I generally try to take a "wait and see" approach, even if MTG doesn't have a great record for what I've waited for and seen recently imo.

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