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- Liquimetal Coating + Saheeli Rai
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- Aladdin + Liquimetal Coating
- Abrade + Liquimetal Coating
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 |
Legacy | Legal |
Leviathan | Legal |
Limited | Legal |
Modern | Legal |
Oathbreaker | Legal |
Planechase | Legal |
Quest Magic | Legal |
Tiny Leaders | Legal |
Vanguard | Legal |
Vintage | Legal |
Liquimetal Coating
Artifact
: Target permanent becomes an artifact in addition to its other types until end of turn.
wallisface on Colorless Competitive - 2024
2 months ago
Some thoughts:
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traditionally Eldrazi Tron has always needed the full playset of Chalice of the Void in order to remain competitive and ensuring they can reliably do something obnoxious early.
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ditch Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger and Ugin, the Spirit Dragon, they’re both too clumsy for eldrazi tron builds - which has no reliable way to assemble tron.
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Forsaken Monument is better run as a single copy in your sideboard than a mainboard card - the card just doesn’t do enough to be mainboard material.
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you really want to be running 23-24 lands.
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i have no idea why Emrakul, the Aeons Torn is in your sideboard… unless Mill consumes a massive percentage of your meta??
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Elixir of Immortality and Lightning Greaves feel like very weak sideboard cards. I’m surprised your sideboard doesn’t have stuff like Liquimetal Coating, Ensnaring Bridge, Wurmcoil Engine, Cityscape Leveler and Sundering Titan
king-saproling on Meria x Rocks
2 months ago
No Grinding Station?
Also it might be cool to create pseudo-Battered Golems by combining cards like Blisterspit Gremlin, Dwarven Patrol, and Nettle Drone with cards like Liquimetal Torque, Liquimetal Coating, and Ashnod's Transmogrant.
You might consider these too: Kessig Flamebreather, Lambholt Raconteur Flip, Keen Sense, Snake Umbra, Illusionist's Bracers, Battlemage's Bracers, Cemetery Prowler
Cicjose on Turning Creatures into Enchantments
9 months ago
No but you could just use Karn, the Great Creator and Liquimetal Coating
ezio2907 on Kibo, Uktabi Prince - Artifact control
1 year ago
Je hebt veel removal spels (32!). Ik begrijp dat je de artifacts wil slopen om je apen sterker te maken, alleen moet je ze eerst casten.
Omdat je veel creatures wilt om daar +1/+1 counters op wilt leggen. Daarom moet je minder 4+ mana creatures spelen. Je kan makkelijk wat goedkopere creatures spelen! Er zijn een aantal changelings die je kan spelen Universal Automaton, Realmwalker en Masked Vandal (-> is ook meteen removal).
Je speelt Slippery Boogbonder, maar waarom? Als je protection wilt open houden dan moet je 4 mana gebruiken! Je kan beter Greaves en boots spelen voordat je deze speelt.
Er zijn nog wat mooie kaarten uit de nieuwe set All Will Be One & Red Sun's Twilight.
WAAROM Ashnod's Transmogrant?!?! Speel dan op zijn minst Liquimetal Torque of Liquimetal Coating! Als je all in wilt gaan dan Mycosynth Lattice :).
Een paar andere kaarten die ik zou aanraden:
Hoe ik het zou spelen is dat ik veel apen op het veld snel wil krijgen. Dan zorg ik dat ik Kibo het veld op krjig en het leger kan laten groeien. Omdat je curve nu te hoog is, gaat dat langzaam tot niet.
Icbrgr on Switch Deck
1 year ago
T-1000 Saheeli Rai
Modern
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Last_Laugh on Your Cheap Obscure Overperformers?
1 year ago
FormOverFunction - If you ever feel like losing friends by being extremely evil...
Splinter does a similar thing with looking for all copies with the 'same name' but picture turning a mono color decks basic land into an artifact first using Liquimetal Coating.
DrukenReaps on At what point do you …
1 year ago
...This might have been a better topic closer to Christams now that I think about it... lol
Anyways, I hear "magical Christmas land" maybe overused but used to describe a synergy or strategy that takes a significant number of cards or specific cards to actually pull it together and see work. It's also meant to mean that the synergy will only happen rarely, maybe once in a dozen games.
At what point do you decide that a synergy or strategy fits this description? Or do you have a different definition of "Magical Christmas land" in mind?
As a more specific example. I'm building Ashnod the Uncaring who has a neat interaction with Liquimetal Coating and a sac land. Say Evolving Wilds. Since I'm not running many tutors and the Coating is such a specific card I'm considering this to be a synergy that maybe isn't going to come up very much. So I'm limiting it to just a handful of things that are fine without seeing Coating in play.
DrukenReaps on You Think I Care? Foolish...
1 year ago
Think I made about 20 changes, more than I intended before even playing it once. Just cards I already owned though nothing crazy imo. Haven't even finished fishing through my collection at this point for more potential cards to try out in the deck... Who knows what I'll find lol.
I hadn't read Liquimetal Torque very closely... Almost included it thinking I could use it on lands. I'll have to pick up a Liquimetal Coating for that though. Once I do it can double up a few of the sac land effects. Evolving Wilds, Buried Ruin, Ghost Quarter, Myriad Landscape, and Terramorphic Expanse. Don't want to go any deeper on that idea though. It's cool if it all comes together but it takes having the commander and 1 other very specific card plus one of those lands. Without playing some tutor effects going deep on that isn't worthwhile.
A note on Priest of Forgotten Gods if you look at the scryfall/gatherer page you'll see the ability is not seen as a mana ability because it can have targets. So it is possible to double up that ability with Ashnod!
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