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| Casual | Legal |
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Killer Service
Enchantment
When this enters the battlefield, create a number of Food tokens equal to the number of opponents you have. (They're colourless artifacts with ", , Sacrifice this: You gain 3 life.")
At the beginning of your end step, you may pay and sacrifice a token. If you do, create a 4/4 green Rhino Warrior creature token.
tkjanacek on
Korvold, Food-Cursed
6 months ago
Skullclamp is $5, but it's good with creature tokens, which you make a lot of, and is playable in a lot of decks. Mahadi, Emporium Master lets you turn creature tokens into treasures. Inspiring Statuary makes all your food tokens into mana rocks. Idol of Oblivion draws a lot of cards. Tireless Provisioner, Killer Service make a lot of food tokens. Arterial Alchemy makes a lot of blood tokens. Khalni Garden makes a plant. Judith absolutely isn't bad here, I would much rather cut Bog Naughty, Ciril Ungol Patrol, Dimir House Guard, Galadriel, Scream Puff, Skybeast Tracker, Bake into a Pie, Giant's Skewer, Horned Helm. While they are flavorful, they are very inefficient.
Rhadamanthus on How does Sarinth Steelseeker interact …
7 months ago
A point of detail first: Rain of Riches and Wild-Magic Sorcerer don't "trigger" here, rather they give the cascade ability to the first spell you cast that meets their requirements. Cascade itself is a triggered ability, but it's coming from the spell it's on, which here would be Killer Service and later Spark Double. This doesn't cause a problem with your scenario because you still get to choose the order of Killer Service's cascade trigger and Rashmi and Ragavan's triggered ability since they're trying to go onto the stack at the same time.
You get to choose the order of the triggers. If you're taking the option to cast Spark Double without paying its mana cost, that means it's happening during the resolution of Rashmi and Ragavan's triggered ability. Abilities can trigger during the resolution of another spell/ability, but they have to wait until that other spell/ability is finished resolving before they can be put onto the stack. Spark Double's cascade trigger and Sarinth Steelseeker's triggered ability both trigger during the resolution of Rashmi and Ragavan's ability, so that means they're trying to go onto the stack at the same time after it's done and you get to choose the order.
S0me0nesp3c1al on How does Sarinth Steelseeker interact …
7 months ago
I was reading into some of the cascade abilities and felt like I understood it but this one kinda has me stumped. Granted I am test playing the deck and my board has gotten crazy. So the scenario is I have a Rashmi and Ragavan on my board along with a Sarinth Steelseeker , Wild-Magic Sorcerer , and Rain of Riches. I cast Killer Service from my hand as my first spell this turn using mana from a Treasure Token. I believe I have it correct up to the following.
On cast, I have two separate triggers from Rashmi and Ragavan and Rain of Riches. I will place Rain of Riches on the stack first and Rashmi and Ragavan after. Priority passes and it begins to resolve.
Rashmi and Ragavan exiles a card from the top of the target opponent's library and creates a treasure token. For this scenario, let's say it is a Spark Double and I can cast it without paying its mana cost.
My question is at this point do I cast Spark Double? and then Wild-Magic Sorcerer triggers? At what point does Sarinth Steelseeker Trigger? Is the casting of Spark Double still apart of Rashmi and Ragavan resolution?
Can anyone help explain this scenario?
Phule451 on
What about Second Breakfast?
10 months ago
Killer Service would make you even more food, plus give you another option for using all the food you’re making.
BigBadE on
Wabbit Season (Cadira, Caller of the Small)
1 year ago
I'd suggest:
Killer Service swapped for Battle for Bretagard because you'll at least get better tokens with the latter.
Bennie Bracks, Zoologist for Welcoming Vampire because less mana cost, even if you have convoke, because early-game you won't have the creatures and late-game you won't struggle to pay the mana.
Remove Craterhoof Behemoth. You already have trample on your commander, and go-wide won't struggle to get the combat damage in. This card will likely be a dead card for most of the game, and by the point it'd win you the game, a board wipe/buffer should be able to do it anyways.
Add Search the Premises. Getting a token whenever someone swings at you heavily discourages attacks.
gameflips on
No Reservations
1 year ago
The Underworld Cookbook, Dockside Chef, Killer Service, and Master Chef are very flavorful and I've seen other decks incorporate one or all of these four.
gameflips on
Flavor Town
1 year ago
I see you ended up adding Killer Service but not Master Chef. Why did you end up axing Master Chef? Thank you!
gameflips on
No Reservations
1 year ago
This deck list is just what I needed! Not too much cash right now, but I've been itching for a food-themed deck. Thank you so much! I know a couple more sets have come out. Would you make any swaps? Some decks use Dockside Chef from Neon Dynasty and Killer Service from Baldur's Gate. Thoughts and other suggestions?