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Rules Q&A
Kessig Cagebreakers
Creature — Human Rogue
Whenever Kessig Cagebreakers attacks, create a 2/2 green Wolf token tapped and attacking for each creature card in your graveyard.
jarncards on
SaladFingers
2 years ago
If you want to stick with the strategy of filling up your graveyard with just creatures and killing with stickfingers or abusing the sheer number of creatures in you graveyard consider Kessig Cagebreakers,Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord,Golgari Grave-Troll, Boneyard Mycodrax,Wreath of Geists,Strength from the Fallen,Splinterfright,Seed Guardian,Ghoulcaller's Harvest,Twilight's Call
king-saproling on
Toolbox
2 years ago
You might like these: Smothering Abomination, Grim Haruspex, Pitiless Plunderer, Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge, Cackling Fiend, Slum Reaper, Timeless Witness, Dusk Mangler, Cauldron of Souls, Kessig Cagebreakers, Body Launderer, Corpse Augur, Gorex, the Tombshell, Homura, Human Ascendant Flip
ThatWeirdPerson on
It's Just a Flesh Wound ($100 Meren)
2 years ago
Well Coretapper and Magistrate's Scepter is a win con, I didn't want to focus on it because there are many other ways to win by bringing back Avenger of Zendikar once or twice, or sacrificing a ton of stuff to Carrion Feeder, Defiant Salvager, Fallen Angel and Ravenous Gigantotherium. Kessig Cagebreakers and Titan Hunter can rack up damage quite quick too. For this reason I don't think the excessive amount of mana rocks are necessary but some of the tors you included I may work on implementing such as Final Parting because it gets me both Coretapper and Magistrate's Scepter and Wishclaw Talisman because it has a chance to to that. Maybe some of the others if I find cards to replace
Guerric on
Cheat Death
2 years ago
Sorry to keep jumping in, but if you like tokens Kessig Cagebreakers is pretty amazing. I moved away from tokens myself, but few cards can generate them in Meren like this one!
killer_eye on
Hogaak's Legion
2 years ago
Hi it’s me again, just want to hear a fellow hogaak’s opinion about Ruthless Technomancer.
Here’s mine: I think it fits, it ramps using Hogaak’s characteristics, it’s a recursion and best of all the effects are in a creature. What I like the most is that it can do instant speed recursion tricks I used to go away with Pathbreaker Ibex and Kessig Cagebreakers since I need to wait for it next turn or have haste but now we can do it EOT of opponent. Another reason why I like it is that it can easily bring back Hogaak once resolved: (Cast Ruthless Technomancer > Sac Hogaak for treasures > Recur other creature using technomancer > Convoke for Hogaak.) The ability to recur multiple creatures also makes it a good creature combo enabler.
alecks on
Therewolf
2 years ago
Hey _Moonie_, thanks for the comments. My paper copy only has 100 cards, kind of using this list as the top cards that I'm deciding between, hoping for some feedback, especially with the creature list. I have a what is now modern deck too, it was standard in the original innistrad block that I had fun playing with. Honestly I think now that we have Tovolar, the tribe is really playable in EDH. With 3 blocks of werewolves, we have a lot of good creatures, and a lot of good support cards. The new daybound ability works better in this format than the old flipping mechanic, but Tovolars ability makes it so that we can reliably flip our werewolves anyway.
Am I missing something about Feed the Pack? It seems like most times I would rather have the creature that I'd be sacrificing, and since it's specifically end step you can't use it to dodge other spells. I've considered it before, it just doesn't feel like it's as good or reliable as Kessig Cagebreakers or Cult of the Waxing Moon.
I'll take a look at your modern deck, I'm curious what you've got. I'd started a list after shadows over innistrad, but I never finished it, and I haven't made one recently either.
NicodaPico on
Old Rutstein
3 years ago
this deck has alot of mill and ways to get stuff in the graveyard (although missing Golgari Grave-Troll and Golgari Thug) but then...what happens next? like you swing with a big creature(and no Splinterfright?)? not sure what the game plan is here unless you misread old rustein. Some payoffs for milling could be Syr Konrad, the Grim, Kessig Cagebreakers, Dread Return and other good flashback cards, Timeless Witness and Eternal Witness, Genesis and Brawn, Woe Strider, Mausoleum Secrets, Songs of the Damned, just more cards that do stuff in the graveyard or care about the graveyard to go with the mill plan. Living Death so good. Necrogoyf might work. Egon, God of Death Flip.
also whats the all the dumb discard in the maybeboard lmaoo
billy21 on
Werewolves
3 years ago
I'm thinking you should add a bunch of wolf tokens to get more wolves. Also Draw more ramp less.