Duelist's Heritage

Enchantment

Whenever one or more creatures attack, you may have target attacking creature gain double strike until end of turn.

Discussion (49)

IHATENAMES on Minsc and the miniature GIANT SPACE HAMSTER!!!

1 week ago

Not sure if you know this but minsc x ability allows you to pay 0 and effectively sac creatures. any sort of mob rule effect would be gr8 here.also works really well with creatures that enter with x+1+1 counters but are still 0,0s. Sequence Engine is the best I can find budget wise to do that

Some suggestions that don't exactly replace anything exactly. Champion of Lambholt for unblockable by weenies.Beast Whisperer Guardian Projector some more creature card draw from green. Whisperwood Elemental for boardwipe protection

Otherwise

Duelist's Heritage over Mage Slayer might be budget esc for simular effect.

Tzefick on Shivers, Finicky Fennec

4 weeks ago

I see the change you've made seshiro_of_the_orochi - however the wording probably needs some changes. Right now it basically says for each card revealed; draw 2, discard 1, put a +1/+1 counter on Shivers. I doubt that was what you wanted. You probably want to word it like this:

"If you do, draw two cards, then discard a card. For each card revealed this way put a +1/+1 counter on Shivers."

I think this version grows the Fox a bit too fast for any format. The trigger itself is also a net +1 card draw and a filter. Even in Commander if you play this turn 2, turn 3 you reveal 5x lands/other 0 MV cards and hit an opponent for 7 Commander damage. This would quickly eliminate players and white has access to a few double strike enablers like Silverblade Paladin and Duelist's Heritage and Battle Mastery and a few temporary enablers.

I think the point was to make this a control Commander, but this reads a lot more like an aggro Voltron Commander. With built in card advantage and filtering, you can run a very low curve decklist that enables some hefty buffs on this Fox and the Fox is cheap, so removal is not that effective. You could consider to have it put a counter on for every two cards revealed. Although that would really make it difficult to stack some counters on it. You could also change it from +1/+1 counters to a specific counter, like a "frost counter" so you can utilize it for the controlling aspect, but not pump up the creature.

Have you put any thought into the information drawback I mentioned? Right now you can continue to reveal the same two lands to draw 2, discard 1 and grow Shivers and there's little to no drawback for the controller but a lot of benefits. And if you have more lands, you might as well reveal them to grow the whiskers even more. All for the cost of 2 mana. That's a bit much if you ask me.

Westhane on The Loneliest Pup In Commander

3 months ago

Battle Mastery -> Duelist's Heritage ; Upside: Politics, doesn't die when Isemaru does. Downside: Not eligible for Open the Armory

multimedia on Gishath's Dino Tribal MK2

3 months ago

Hey, nice version of Gishath on a budget, well done.

Fierce Empath can tutor for any 6 CMC or higher Dino. Mwonvuli Beast Tracker can get any Dino with trample such as Quartzwood or Ghalta. Duelist's Heritage and Goring Ceratops is repeatable double strike. It's good with Gishath's combat damage to a player trigger since it triggers an additional time.

Court of Bounty can be repeatable draw with the monarch as well as repeatable cheat a Dino or a land onto the battlefield from your hand. Red Elemental Blast can counter an opponent's counterspell. Austere Command is a versatile board wipe that destroys other than creatures.

Battlefield Forge , Cragcrown Pathway  ^Flip and Branchloft Pathway  ^Flip are budget land upgrades.

If interested in any of these suggestions than I offer more advice of cuts to consider. Good luck with your deck.

multimedia on Tuvasa- Enchantment Voltron

4 months ago

Hey, good start on a budget version of Tuvasa.

Some budget cards to consider adding:

• Fertile Ground : mana.
• Setessan Champion : enchantress.
• Vanishing : protection for Tuvasa and auras she has.
• Overgrowth : mana.
• Verduran Enchantress enchantress.
• Wolfwillow Haven : mana.
• Stony Silence : opponent artifact disruption.
• Shielding Plax : hexproof for Tuvasa.
• Duelist's Heritage : double strike.
• Favor of the Overbeing : flying and vigilance.
• Stubborn Denial
• Open the Vaults : reanimate all enchantments.
• Seal of Primordium
• Kenrith's Transformation
• Archon of Sun's Grace
• Destiny Spinner

Some cards to consider cutting:

• Azorius Signet
• Lightning Greaves
• Selesnya Signet
• Simic Signet
• Swiftfoot Boots
• Chromatic Lantern
• Arcane Signet
• Reclamation Sage
• Llanowar Elves
• Danitha Capashen, Paragon
• Transcendent Envoy
• Herald of the Pantheon
• Starfield Mystic
• Kestia, the Cultivator
• Sun Titan
• Creeping Renaissance

---

Consider more enchantments, less mana rocks and creatures? Adding more land auras as well as more enchantresses could replace mana rocks, Sol Ring is the exception. With only Sol then Stony Silence could disrupt your opponents artifacts. More advice for cuts is to streamline the creature base. Use the other creature spots to add more enchantments.

Danitha Capashen, Paragon , Herald of the Pantheon , Starfield Mystic and Transcendent Envoy could be cut for more low CMC enchantments since you have more low CMC enchantments then higher CMC ones which makes these cost reducers subpar. To replace Greaves and Boots for protection for Tuvasa instead use some auras. Vanishing can be repeatable protection for Tuvasa and all auras on her from removal even board wipes. When Tuvasa phases out all the auras she has also phase out. When she phases in at your next untap step all the auras also come back still with her.

Seal of Primordium and/or Seal of Cleansing are artifact/enchantment removal that are enchantments which can be saced at instant speed. Either Seal is an upgrade for Reclamation Sage .

Good luck with your deck.

CommanderNeyo on My Leading Lady

4 months ago

Blood Mist does work with Odric, Lunarch Marshal if you stack the triggers properly while Duelist's Heritage does not unless you have a second combat step. However, both will trigger in the extra combat steps ( Blood Mist triggers once you start your first and then second combat step, while Duelist's Heritage triggers when you declare your first attackers in your first combat step and again when you declare your creatures as attackers a second time in the second combat step). Duelist's Heritage also has the benefit of allowing you to give other people's creatures double strike (which you would probably only do if they are attacking another one of your opponents).

SaberTech on Yes, Uril can...

4 months ago

Seeing this deck takes me back. Uril was the second Commander deck I ever built.

Have you considered running Flickering Ward ? You wouldn't really want to put it on Uril unless you are naming Blue or Black because if you name the color of some of your other auras then they will fall off due to the protection effect, but it can help protect your other utility creatures and gives you a way to repeatedly trigger your enchantress creature effects.

Reyav, Master Smith and Koll, the Forgemaster are some newer creatures that also give some useful effects to aura voltron strategies. An alternative to Reyav that isn't as vulnerable to wrath effects is Duelist's Heritage , which can also be a political tool that lets you give an opponent's creature that is attacking another opponent double strike.

jamochawoke on Gishath Dinosaur Tribal

4 months ago

Should consider putting a way to give your commander repeatable double strike so it triggers twice each combat. Here's some decent options without having to change your deck into a spell recursion engine:

Blood Mist Battle Mastery Berserkers' Onslaught Duelist's Heritage Runes of the Deus True Conviction Grappling Hook Fireshrieker Embercleave