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Disrupt what you can, kill what you can't, run over whatever remains.
Straightforward stompy beats with hand disruption and creature destruction. The deck capitalizes on Eldrazi Mimic on T1/T2 and copying all its larger siblings P/T to start beating face in while using cards like Inquisition of Kozilek/Thought-Knot Seer to disrupt opponents hands and killing anything that slips through with Go for the Throat/ Slaughter Pact .
Endless One: Mostly vanilla X/X creature, Endless One
+
Eye of Ugin
is a 2/2 without throwing any mana into it. Add in Eye of Ugin + Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
or any number of dupicate Eldrazi Temple and it gets out of hand fast.
Eldrazi Mimic: Such an unassuming little Eldrazi, ain't he cute, folks? Eldrazi Mimic
+
Eye of Ugin
is a free cast. Eldrazi Mimic
+
Endless One
is a very big mimic usually. Eldrazi Mimic + Reality Smasher
on the next turn is a 10 point swing. Now that's cute.
Spellskite: WTF, you're not an Eldrazi. But oh, what a sponge. Sucks up enemy spells like Lightning Bolt or Mutagenic Growth for Infect decks. 4 toughness lets it sit and break aggro's back all day.
Matter Reshaper:Pure advantage. Either it will continue to smash for 3 damage each turn, or an opponent will be obligated to do something about it. On death, it either flips a CMC 3 or less (includes lands) onto the battlefield or puts them in your hand. (If it's a duplicate Eye of Ugin or Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth you can just draw it).
Thought-Knot Seer: More like "Did you want that spell? Thought not," amirite? You know R&D loved naming it. Thoughtseize on 4/4 legs. Minor downside of letting your opponent draw a card if they remove it, most burn will be obligated to 2-for-1 it.
Reality Smasher: This Eldrazi is spicy. 5/5, Trample, Haste, and resistant to removal forcing 2-for-1. Smasher does what it's named. Gets in there and makes a mess of the place.
Slaughter Pact
: Unconditional "this-creature-dies-here-and-now." Conditional "pay-this-mana-at-your-next-upkeep-or-you-lose."
Inquisition of Kozilek: Hand disruption of non-land CMC 3 or less. For more mid-range cmc decks, Thought-Knot Seer grabs what it can't
Go for the Throat: As long as it's not Affinity, it's golden. What's that opponent, you have a Spellskite too? That's nice but no.
Expedition Map: Fetches out any land needed that wasn't in the opening hand. Against Blood Moon it fetches out basic Swamp or Wastes. Not always cracking it on T2, but is good backup to either accelerate into another Eldrazi Temple or hold it up for Ghost Quarter/Tectonic Edge protection.
Cavern of Souls: I like my Eldrazi au naturale. Tentacled and sticky, and stuck to the board.
Eldrazi Temple: Accelerates us into playing Eldrazi by tapping for for Eldrazi spells, otherwise taps for for anything else.
Eye of Ugin: Our discount coupon code for playing Eldrazi. With Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth in play it also gets to tap for mana. Super useful! Downside, it is Legendary, so only one copy at a time.
Ghost Quarter: Taps for that important mana, useful to keep opponents off their colors or mirror matches off their Eye of Ugin.
Mutavault: Also taps for , it's our colorless Manland that is all things to all peoples all the time. Could be Inkmoth Nexus or
Blinkmoth Nexus
.
Swamp: Basically a basic land. Ghost Quarter and Path to Exile are things.Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth: Fixes all our lands for black mana to enable our few spells with black costs. Has fun with Eye of Ugin.
Wastes: Basically it's another basic land that taps for to get our creatures out.
Pithing Needle: Good all-around answer to a multitude of threats. Planeswalkers, Inkmoth Nexus/
Blinkmoth Nexus
/any Manland, etc.
Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger: Gives the deck some good top-end gas if the game stalls out midway on boardstate, bumps up Eldrazi Mimic to insanity, exiles cards on cast.
Ratchet Bomb: A generic answer to any non-creature problem we may need to answer. Hits Blood Moon, Ensnaring Bridge, Worship, etc, boardwipes tokens, kills germs off Batterskull. Just good all around removal.
Suffer the Past
: Exiles cards from the graveyard and gains life while draining opponent. Excellent at evening up the life totals again.
Leyline of the Void: Hoses decks that care about graveyards. Is slightly difficult to hardcast without an Urborg, 3x of makes it a better draw chance on opening hand or subsequent mulligans and opening with it.
All Is Dust
: Unconditional clear the board of anything but our creatures and other colorless permanents. Against affinity/mirror it's crap, but against other decks, it's an AK-47.
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| Date added | 8 years |
| Last updated | 8 years |
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| Legality | This deck is not Modern legal. |
| Rarity (main - side) | 6 - 4 Mythic Rares 32 - 9 Rares 17 - 2 Uncommons |
| Cards | 60 |
| Avg. CMC | 2.14 |
| Folders | Interesting Decks, Interesting Decks, Modern Decks, decks, Prova, Modern, Favorites |
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