Thou Art Exiled

Modern Mill Theme/Gimmick

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Instant (7)

• 4x Doom Blade
• 3x Surgical Extraction

Sorcery (20)

• 3x Bitter Ordeal
• 3x Infinite Obliteration
• 2x Memoricide
• 4x Memory Sluice
• 4x Mind Sculpt
• 4x Tome Scour

Planeswalker (2)

• 2x Ashiok, Nightmare Weaver

Creature (9)

• 3x Fog Bank
• 4x Hedron Crab
• 2x Silent Arbiter

Land (22)

• 4x Drowned Catacomb
• 9x Island
• 9x Swamp

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Just making some decks, let me know what you think, how to improve or maybe you find something good yourself

This deck is about milling your opponent and also exiling cards from your opponent and being able to play those exiled cards.

• Hedron Crab: great mill card also works well with Bitter Ordeal

• Tome Scour, value card, easy to play

• Mind Sculpt, there are better cards but this one is easier to play at the cost of less cards milled

• Memory Sluice: Cheap, easy to play and can mill up to 8 cards

• Ashiok, Nightmare Weaver, mill and exile in one and the ability to put exiled creature into play (only if exiled by her ability) for 3 mana. Nuts.

• Surgical Extraction: Really great removal, only requirement is you have to have milled at least 1 copy. Hand or library all of the other copies are gone for just 1 black or 2 life.

• Bitter Ordeal: this card can rip out the heart of any deck. at turn 4, a Tome Scour along with this card allows you to take out any card from your opponents library, think if you had a Hedron Crab out then it's 9 cards. Amazing!

• Silent Arbiter can be a lifesaver, especially when you have a Fog Bank out.

• Fog Bank: solid defender and can save you from a lot of damage.

• Doom Blade, for removal purposes (obviously)

• Infinite Obliteration, Name a creature and it's gone no matter where it's hiding.

• Memoricide, An improved version of Infinite Obliteration only slightly more expensive

Date added	10 years
Last updated	8 years
Legality	This deck is Modern legal.
Rarity (main - side)	2 - 0 Mythic Rares 17 - 0 Rares 7 - 0 Uncommons 16 - 0 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.03
Folders	Considerations