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| 1v1 Commander | Legal |
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| Block Constructed | Legal |
| Canadian Highlander | Legal |
| Casual | Legal |
| Commander / EDH | Legal |
| Commander: Rule 0 | Legal |
| Custom | Legal |
| Duel Commander | Legal |
| Highlander | Legal |
| Legacy | Legal |
| Leviathan | Legal |
| Limited | Legal |
| Oathbreaker | Legal |
| Oldschool 93/94 | Legal |
| Pauper | Legal |
| Pauper Duel Commander | Legal |
| Pauper EDH | Legal |
| Planar Constructed | Legal |
| Planechase | Legal |
| Quest Magic | Legal |
| Vanguard | Legal |
| Vintage | Legal |
Juzam Djinn
Creature — Djinn
At the beginning of your upkeep, Juzam Djinn deals 1 damage to you.
legendofa on MASSIVE EDH RC ban list …
7 months ago
One more armchair analysis, then I'm going to step back. Watching the PK video, it struck me (almost literally--I had to pause the video and think about this) is that the Reserved List exists to prevent exactly this sort of price collapse. The means of creating a potential price collapse differ (fast mana bans = reduced demand, Reserved List reprint = increased supply), but the hypothetical result is the same: High-value cards lose their value, investors get upset, stores lose inventory value, and the card economy takes a massive hit. Would Juzam Djinn be worth $1,500+ in a world where it's reprinted beside Ravenous Giant? If Black Lotus got reprinted tomorrow with a promise to reprint again, would it still be worth as much as a used car? The Reserved List is an artificial way to protect investments, for better or worse. The fast mana bans show what happens when investments aren't protected.
Is this a false equivalence? As long as the effect is it the same, I don't think it matters too much what the cause is. And the Reserved List is pretty much forever, while bans can be unbanned. (That would really make people go crazy.)
SufferFromEDHD on
Locked in here with Me
1 year ago
Epic! Juzam Djinn as your commander!
Oubliette Arabian Nights removal
Imp's Mischief Izzet redirection
Feed the Swarm enchantment removal
Death Pit Offering anthem effect for a creature light Voltron list
Shizo, Death's Storehouse evasion
seshiro_of_the_orochi on Creature Donation Ideas
3 years ago
Did some research, found some things for you: Aku Djinn, Benthic Djinn, Juzam Djinn, Serendib Djinn, Bog Elemental, Chisei, Heart of Oceans, Demonic Hordes, Liege of the Pit, Lord of the Pit, Minion of Leshrac, Painwracker Oni, Shadowborn Demon, Yawgmoth Demon
For more exchange of control: Djinn of Infinite Deceits
If anything gets out of control: Tidespout Tyrant
Optimator on
Giant's Deck
4 years ago
Some of the newer Common giants are a lot better than the older ones in your list, so if you feel like dropping the $0.25 on them, here they are:
Shatterskull Charger is decent. Might not be a bad idea to have some lower-CMC giants in the mix so you don't get run over early.
Cragganwick Cremator is certainly a card that exists. Not great, but better than some of the commons in your current list. Probably not worth running but it's not garbage.
Bulwark Giant is tolerable.
Crystalline Giant can become a huge threat. Worth considering, actually!
Council Guardian is cute
Rumbling Sentry is meh
Wayward Giant is almost cost-effective
Ravenous Giant is Juzam Djinn. Might be worth running for the lolz.
Enraged Giant is playable. We can do better I bet.
Fleshpulper Giant is probably playable
Omniscience_is_life on
The MOST expensive deck
4 years ago
I don't think Progenitus is the most expensive creature... try a Juzam Djinn instead maybe. Similar with Door to Nothingness, maybe a Candelabra of Tawnos? Love the idea of the deck!
DemonDragonJ on Modern Horizons Announced
5 years ago
Today has been another day for awesome previews!
First, I am very glad that WotC finally acknowledged that Beast Within is a violation of the color pie, and has created a more appropriate replacement for it, but, if the original card generated a green token, should not the new card generate a white token?
The new variation of splice is very nice, due to being much more flexible than the original incarnation, so I hope that that is an indication that it may return again in future sets.
A red variant of Juzam Djinn is very nice, and also much more appropriate to the color pie, today, but, by today’s standards, it is nothing spectacular, which would explain why it is an uncommon, not a rare.
Umezawa’s charm is very nice, and I am very glad to see a reference to a famous character from the story and his signature weapon. Will there be a complete cycle of charms, or is that a stand-alone card?
It is nice to see a card with the overload mechanic that is not red or blue, as this is not the first time that a mechanic that originally was used by a guild of Ravnica appeared outside of that plane, and this set also marks the first time that a replicate cost is not exactly identical to the card’s normal casting cost.
If I could find one negative thing about today’s spoilers, it is that I feel that Altar of Dementia is another card that should not have been introduced to modern, but even that is a fairly minor complaint. Hopefully, this year’s Commander set shall have some great cards for eternal formats.
Hi_diddly_ho_neighbor, yes, I am glad for that, but this set is introducing cards to modern, and, at this rate, the differences between modern and legacy are very minor at best, so I wish to WotC would make an effort to keep those formats distinct from each other.
Megalomania on
Turn Zero Shuffle Hulk
6 years ago
Thank you for the comment and support.
I still prefer Swords because giving an opponent more life is inconsequential compared to giving them a land considering I win using Lab Maniac.
Yeah, the card is not in the list. I used Juzam Djinn for the deck picture because nostalgia. :)
