Revel in Riches

Enchantment

Whenever a creature an opponent controls dies, create a Treasure token. (It's a colourless artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this artifact: Add one mana of any colour.")

At the beginning of your upkeep, if you control ten or more Treasures, you win the game.

Combos

• Mechanized Production + Prototype Portal + Revel in Riches

Tokens

• Treasure

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	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
Historic Brawl	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Modern Beyond Horizons	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planar Constructed	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (49)

kamarupa on Capitalism

1 month ago

Thanks so much for the +1 and suggestions, Cloudy2024! When I initially brewed this up, I also brewed a B/W version that centered on Revel in Riches as a wincon, so your suggestions are most relevant to that brew. I'd be very hesitant to add a 4th color to this already relatively inconsistent deck. Also, since this deck really struggles to fend off opponents long enough to get rolling, I've found spells that hurt opponents usually incur more of their ire and therefore result in even lower odds of this deck working out. I did try the spells suggested at the top of the comments (Ebony Owl Netsuke & Fevered Visions) - they were really hard to fit into the deck and, like I said, just made opponents want to kill me even faster, lol.

DreadKhan on Massacre girl -1/-1

3 months ago

If you're interested in some combos, I think you might like Gravecrawler, this is very easy to go infinite with Warren Soultrader or Phyrexian Altar, but it also works with Pitiless Plunderer, then you just need anything that cares about casting creatures (Bontu's Monument, Aetherflux Reservoir), creatures ETBing, or creatures dying, and you've got a fair bit that meets those requirements. If you've got Mikaeus you'd also end up with infinite mana since you'll only need to reanimate it every other time. It also works with your Yawgmoth, and any other sac outlets you might have. When I checked you've got 3 Zombies atm, but I don't think I use all that many in the deck I use Gravecrawler as a combo piece in, you'd mostly want either Mikaeus or Warren out with it. Maybe you'd need a few more to really make it shine?

Since you've got some big mana stuff, maybe good old Razaketh, the Foulblooded? If you can resolve him you should just win on the spot, and he plays very well with stuff like your Kormus Bell, Cabal Coffers, and any Rituals (like Dark Ritual). I just love using him in my Golgari deck, 8 mana is steep but I usually reanimate him somehow.

I feel like your deck is very good at making the opponents' creatures dead, yes? Maybe Revel in Riches to just win off of 1 card and what you're doing anyways?

This deck looks like a lot of fun!

TheoryCrafter on Roll The Dice

5 months ago

Have you considered Vexing Puzzlebox? It should be a big help in this deck with in finding artifacts.

Another card you should consider is Revel in Riches due to all the treasure tokens you're looking to make.

I hope this helps. Happy Hunting!

KongMing on Reyhan and the Dargo Nauts

6 months ago

How about Revel in Riches for that sweet alt-wincon? Old Gnawbone could get some mileage in for you too.

Polaris on Timing and Copying Triggered Abilities

7 months ago

Yes.

When an ability triggers, it is put on the stack the next time players get priority. Revel in Riches' controller puts its upkeep trigger on the stack, then players get priority before it resolves. Casting an instant once the active player passes priority is a valid play, and the copy of the triggered ability would go above it on the stack, so if nothing else changes things, it will resolve first and Return the Favor's caster would win.

TehGrief on Timing and Copying Triggered Abilities

7 months ago

Player A controls Revel in Riches and has 10+ treasure tokens on their upkeep, putting the trigger on the stack.

Would Player B, who also controls 10+ treasure tokens, be able to use Return the Favor to copy the triggered ability and steal the win?

BlueTorche on Prosper, Tome-Bound - Dragons & Treasures

9 months ago

Nice deck, seems fun to play !

You may take a look at folliwing cards that may fit your "play from exile" strategy : Share the Spoils, Wand of Wonder or Fevered Suspicion. (I highly recommend Share the Spoils, which is a very fun card to play in EDH.)

Revel in Riches may be a strong win conditions to add in your deck. However, I don't think it's a fun card and your deck doesn't seem to be built to be overpowered.

Crow_Umbra on Hitting Licks Expeditiously [Retired]

11 months ago

Thanks for the recommendations KayneMarco. I actually have 2 copies of Revel in Riches, but I have them in my Burakos and Vraska decks respectively as alt win-cons. I figured Revel in Riches might get a bit more mileage in those decks since their creatures are a bit on the smaller side. I definitely considered it for this deck, but opted for some of the X spells instead.

This deck is more so a quick successor to my old Windgrace deck (not really my playstyle after a few games) and my Prosper deck, so I threw it together with what I had on hand. Not sure if I'll keep this deck around for long term, since it has some overlap with my Goro-Goro and Satoru deck, in terms of wanting to play Haste-y stuff, and also has overlap with the aforementioned Burakos & Vraska decks with the Treasure synergy.

I don't currently own a copy of Old Gnawbone, and since I'm unsure if I'll keep this deck long-term, I'm not really sure I'd want to invest in a copy at the moment. Proxying is definitely an option in my play-group.