This deck has HUGE tracks of land
Commander / EDH
SCORE: 16 | 13 COMMENTS | 1767 VIEWS | IN 8 FOLDERS
Update #4 - War of the Spark additions and more —April 22, 2019
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Retreat to Hagra - I needed more lifegain in this deck and this is a superb option that doubles as a drain on my opponent's life total.
Anger - Need for Speed is a great haste enabler, but it really only shines with Titania, Protector of Argoth. I decided to include Anger as another haste enabler. This little ball of angry clay is great with Lord Windgrace's +2 ability, as well as the self mill in the deck.
Edge of Autumn - How I have never heard of this card is beyond me, but it is fantastic for Lord Windgrace. Early game it ramps, late game it cycles to draw a card, as well as puts a land into our graveyard which can trigger Titania, Protector of Argoth, The Gitrog Monster, etc.
Scapeshift - Provides another element of explosiveness to this deck by triggering all of the land sac/etb effects in this deck. Worm Harvest is great, but it can't hold a candle to the power of Scapeshift.
Finale of Devastation - Oh boy does this card look fun. 12 mana isn't hard to achieve in this deck and the game ending explosiveness of this card paired with Avenger of Zendikar is just crazy. The card is pretty good on its own as well since it is a serviceable tutor that can also just straight Reanimate a creature.
Emergence Zone - Sure it maybe be more mana intensive than Vedalken Orrery in the long run, but it's also tougher for my opponents to interact with and I can continuously recycle it with Lord Windgrace. I just removed a Forest for it.
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Warstorm Surge - Not sure on this one, but seemed lackluster in its performance.
The Mending of Dominaria - Just not a fan of Sagas in a multiplayer format.
Worm Harvest - I never found myself casting it, and Scapeshift is just so much better.
Explore - I like this card, but I want to try out Edge of Autumn which seems to have more applications at all stages of the game.
Worldy Tutor - A great tutor, but I think Finale of Devastation has a lot more upside.