Mishra's Workshop
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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy Legal
Block Constructed Legal
Canadian Highlander Legal
Casual Legal
Commander / EDH Legal
Commander: Rule 0 Legal
Custom Legal
Highlander Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Oldschool 93/94 Legal
Planar Constructed Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Mishra's Workshop

Land

: Add . Spend this mana only to cast artifact spells.

LatNim on Breya's Dauntless Machines R5

2 months ago

GabrielH That's not a bad suggestion.

You are correct that the price of Mishra's Workshop is what's holding me back from including it into the deck.

GabrielH on Breya's Dauntless Machines R5

2 months ago

I like how the deck revolves around tutors to consistently get combo pieces

Have you conisdered put Mishra's Workshop ?

I know it's an expensive card, but it's a really good card in a artifact deck

Coward_Token on MASSIVE EDH RC ban list …

9 months ago

Nerds are awful, what else is new

Disgusting.

The bracket system as-is seems way too imprecise. Like, my "Omar' and the Counters" has Mishra's Workshop, is it really accurate to lump it in with the CEDH crowd because of that? The basic idea is fine though.

capwner on MASSIVE EDH RC ban list …

9 months ago

The fast mana bans are stupid because the banned cards were already rule-0'd out of pretty much any table where they would be considered unfair. The whole reason they gave for the bans (snowballing starts at casual tables) were never an issue to begin with, these cards only see play at PL 8+ groups where fast starts are acceptable. Plus there are TONS of other fast mana cards Mishra's Workshop Mana Vault Culling the Weak Treasonous Ogre Food Chain etc. etc. etc. turbo players will always be able to turbo, all that these bans do are make the worst offenders like K'rrik better at it in comparison to the rest of the playing field, because they took away the card EVERY deck can play. And it's a huge F you to the much more narrow slice of decks that can benefit from the lotus (expensive commanders and mono-color commanders), making commanders that already had dis-incentives toward playing them even less viable. Personally I will be rule 0 cancelling these bans for the high power games that I run and I hope the rules committee will respond to so much negative backlash by putting trust and agency back in the hands of players so they can play the game the way they want to, not the way some clown committee personally thinks it should be.

legendofa on New hubs to be added

1 year ago

000CBomb000 Could you please help with a couple of these? I can't find any specific definition of Lion Dib, and my best interpretation is that it's straightforward Jeskai aggro/zoo. What makes Lion Dib distinct?

I know that historically, Sligh is the predecessor to Red Deck Wins, but may I suggest that Oldschool 93/94 + Red Deck Wins = Sligh? Or is there some defining feature of Sligh beyond the format restriction?

Similarly, Oldschool 93/94 + Artifacts = Robots? I see the influence of Su-Chi, Triskelion, and Mishra's Workshop, but I feel like there's some core interaction or combo I'm missing.

I'm usually pretty hesitant about adding format-specific hubs, but a lot of these look like they have range outside of Oldschool 93/94. Most of them can be added or shortlisted.

multimedia on Mishra's Workshop

2 years ago

Any artifact spell, artifact creatures are artifacts they can be cast with Mishra's Workshop. For example, Workshop to cast Lodestone Golem is a game plan in Vintage format.

Bident of Thassa is an artifact enchantment, it can be cast with Workshop. If you control an effect such as Encroaching Mycosynth that makes all nonland permanents in your hand, library, graveyard, Command Zone, etc. artifacts then mana from Workshop can be used to cast any permanent spell.

Profet93 on EDH - Kill 1 opponent …

2 years ago

"Logic" is nice, I value it tremendously over emotion and it has served me well in all areas of my life, except when dealing with emotional people.

Perhaps it's just me. But from experience, everyone always has some axe to grind against someone else, regardless if its justified or not. For example, the Muldrotha player at the point could aruge they are the lesser of 2 evils by killing the (enter more evil deck/commander here).

Everyone looks out for their own interests, everyone is gonna get mad one way or another. So rather than trying to justify it, I've learned to just give them the same shit back, should I be inclined. I've learned that people play MTG typically to relieve stress and have fun. When they dont have fun and you cause them more stress, they will intentionally or unintentionally let it out on you.

Also, at the risk of being TMI ... I once went to a new shop and was playing with this guy, call him "Bob." Being the new guy, I wanted to be friendly and got to talk to people about MTG and other stuff in their lives (jobs, hobbies, etc...). Bob got mad at me because I play more expensive decks and would always make offhand comments. For my most expensive deck, I ramped into a Gilded Lotus with Mishra's Workshop into a Karn Liberated in order to exile his Doubling Season for his atraxa deck. Solid plan right? 1v1 game, exiling his most important piece. He got up, gave me a death stare and left. Later that night, I had an associate of his come up to my place and threaten to kill my family. While I am/this situation is an outlier, it is important to remember the primary motivations behind this game. The fact that people get so mad over a game to the point they are willing to degrade their own character just to lower your own, or even worse, threaten violence, should not be forgotten, especially in these times

Tur on Hidden Power - Crop Rotation

2 years ago

TypicalTimmy

Thank you for noticing my intention, that is the key point of this argument!! Newer and casual players tend to disregard or ignore Crop Rotation, because they only see it for very expensive cards such as: Gaea's Cradle, Mishra's Workshop, The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale, Serra's Sanctum, Bazaar of Baghdad, and Diamond Valley. (I.e. sacrifice a Forest and get Gaea's Cradle.)

In fact, I own all of these cards and in only one single case is Gaea's Cradle the first priority for Crop Rotation. Here are a few examples using commander decks: (These do not include utility lands, such as Bojuka Bog, Cavern of Souls, nor Homeward Path.)

Commander: Lord Windgrace

Lotus Field is great for ramping with Lord Windgrace minus three ability. Cabal Coffers is fantastic for ramp. Field of the Dead provides a win condition and blockers.

Commander: Mina and Denn, Wildborn

Because of Fiery Emancipation, Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle became ridiculously overpowered. Nine damage every time a mountain enters the battlefield. Furthermore, the Scapeshift combo causes you to win the game.

Commander: The Gitrog Monster

Dakmor Salvage is the combo engine for The Gitrog Monster. Therefore searching for it, the sacrificing it to The Gitrog Monster is crucial for the deck.

Commander: Gargos, Vicious Watcher

Hall of the Bandit Lord provides haste to the hydra tribal. Reliquary Tower is necessary for cards such as Soul's Majesty and Greater Good. Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx is pretty nice with the triple green devotion from Gargos, Vicious Watcher.

Commander: Carth the Lion

Field of the Dead is way too good in Carth the Lion, because Garruk, Cursed Huntsman emblems immediately with Carth the Lion. Making at least one 5/5 zombie with trample every turn is very strong.

Commander: Maelstrom Wanderer

Sanctum of Eternity allows you to put Maelstrom Wanderer back into your hand, allowing for the on-cast trigger to happen again. High Market not only taps for mana, but allows you to send Maelstrom Wanderer back to the command zone.

Commander: Sythis, Harvest's Hand

Unfortunately, for this deck Serra's Sanctum is the best target for Crop Rotation, however Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx is a close second best target. With Sythis, Harvest's Hand you have to commit heavily to the board, so your devotion is going to be high. Field of the Dead gives blockers before you can stabilize with Sphere of Safety, Solitary Confinement, and Ghostly Prison.

Commander: Marwyn, the Nurturer

Unfortunately, for this deck Gaea's Cradle is the best target for Crop Rotation, however Wirewood Lodge is a close second best target for untapping Marwyn, the Nurturer. In fact, I found myself frequently choosing Wirewood Lodge over Gaea's Cradle because it does not draw as much threat for Strip Mine effects. Wizards of the Coast is frightfully aware of this fact and has made many cards to compensate by using creatures and enchantments: Priest of Titania, Itlimoc, Cradle of the Sun, Elvish Archdruid, and Circle of Dreams Druid.

Hope this helps clarify my stance!

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