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Loot, the Key to Everything
Legendary Creature — Beast Noble
Ward (Whenever this creature becomes the target of a spell or ability an opponent controls, counter it unless that player pays .)
At the beginning of your upkeep, exile the top X cards of your library, where X is the number of card types among other nonland permanents you control. You may play those cards this turn.
Coward_Token on Bloomburrow
4 months ago
Karn becoming a cartoon talking tree is unexpectedly wholesome
Rabbits not being some kind of red is weird, haste is a natural fit for them. IMO should have traded their color identity with the mice.
Eluge, Shoreless Sea: "each turn" and instants! Enjoy your free counterspells, eventually.
Portent of Calmanity: Not bad for e.g. Atraxa, Grand Unifier and Loot, the Key to Everything
Master_J on All Loot
6 months ago
OUT: Tree of Tales, Seat of the Synod, Great Furnace, Forest, Island, Mountain
IN: 2x Snow-Covered Forest, 2x Snow-Covered Island, 2x Snow-Covered Mountain
I saw the artifact lands on EDHRec and was looking for more land. Didn't realize Loot, the Key to Everything doesn't count types among your lands.
So I got "Rec'ed" and took them out to get a few snow basics in, hopefully to help enable Field of the Dead easier.
jawz on GURW Loot Too Cute
7 months ago
I'm still tinkering. Something about all the crazy exile play loops feels unique and interesting. Should just trash the deck but... there's something about it.
I feel like Jodah, the Unifier gives a top end threat that it was missing.
One problem with Jodah is that when I'm casting a legend, they're usually mana value 3, and I only have Doc Aurlock, Grizzled Genius to pay off Jodah's trigger. But The Goose Mother is another play at mana value 2 that surprisingly fits in very well with the rest of the deck (especially with Rocco, Street Chef and Aurlock). I always wanted goose mommy to be good somewhere so I'm happy to try it. If you get some food artifacts in play, Loot, the Key to Everything accelerates.
I had to admit that with all the legends I'm kinda committed to a Relic of Legends mana fixer. Once the relic's in play that helps goose mommy too.
With the changes, the threat level of the deck's plays seem to be a good step higher. But the deck is insanely hard to pilot. Sequencing between Jodah's trigger and Kellan's trigger and discover triggers and the Outcaster's card draws and plotting and play from exile and generating foods and on and on. It's harder than combat mathing for real.
There's a good argument for cutting one of the angles. Like cut the adventure stuff, or cut the discover stuff. Or cut the plotting stuff? It's really hard to say.
EquivocalVision on Will Niv-Mizzet be the Next …
8 months ago
It does seem like they're leaning towards Jace and Vraska as the next villains. It's a very interesting idea. We've always had 1 big bad (the other Eldrazi titans were technically following Emrakul.) If I may make some leaps... Loot, the Key to Everything appears right at the end before the next standard set, Bloomburrow. Loot is frickin adorable. A little bit monstrous, but adorable. Bloomburrow is set to be an animal plane with a bunch of natural animal creatures. Loot isn't what I'd consider to be a natural occurring creature, but if he's one of a kind, he could be Bloomburrow's "God" or leader or something. Anyway, that's not important to what I'm thinking. Just a passing thought.
I'm wondering if we might have "villains" acting as heroes next. Because we have previously seen heroes acting as villains (Phyrexia, and now potentially Jace and Vraska).
What if Ashiok gets to blur the lines a little more? What if they find out Jace used their image to accomplish what Vraska and he have, and then we head into Duskmourn, a nightmare plane we've never seen before, but could now be revealed because of Loot, same as Bloomburrow, and Ashiok is the pseudo-god of the nightmare plane? The theme of resetting the multiverse sounds a lot like the mending. And who better to stop the need for another mending, and the "villains" that would cause the need (they are attempting to reset the multiverse, this sounds like pre-mending bs to me. Lol) then a mysterious nightmare Planeswalker, potentially from a previously undisclosed plane of nightmare now made evident because of Loot's multiverse mind map being discovered? And flavorfully, Dimir is really good at discard, Jace is really good at card draw. The two are destined to be pitted against one another somehow. I just think flipping the script and having Ashiok be forced into a hero's role for a time would be sick.
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