Myr Matrix

Artifact

Myr Matrix is indestructible. ("Destroy" effects and lethal damage don't destroy it.)

All Myr creatures get +1/+1.

{5}: Create a 1/1 Myr artifact creature token.

Tokens

• Myr 1/1 C

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (50)

DarkKiridon on Hanna, Myr Navigator

1 week ago

Not sure how I came across this deck but I like it! :D

Unwinding Clock could be useful in here especially with Myr Matrix. Isochron Scepter and Silence could be fun since you already have Teferi, Time Raveler.

Check out my Shorikai artifact list if you want, but its more budget friendly. Shorikai Drift

Steve_MTG on MYRODIN'S ADMYRABLE MYRACLE

11 months ago

Did you ever consider some endless (mana) combos?

Like Basalt Monolith + Rings of Brighthearth for endless {C}; combine them with Myr Matrix to get as many 1/1 dudes as you want or with a Sensei's Divining Top and/or Staff of Domination to just draw the entire deck until you reach your wincon. The Monolith also pairs well with the already included Forsaken Monument; goes infinite without the Rings.

EtchedMyr on JLK's Urtet | Game Knights #60

1 year ago

I am a big fan of Urtet, and I am so glad that there is finally a Myr commander that is a Myr.

There are some deck building decisions I am curious about.

The first of which is the purpose of Temur Sabertooth. I may just be missing it, but I don't see any of the usual suspects when it comes to Temur Sabertooth synergy. I know that generally it provides good value by giving you several casts of Myr, though is that the sole purpose? I can see a three card combo with the likes of Urza and some artifact cost reducers to make the cost to do the flickering rather cheep. Though I don't see it going infinite with the current deck construction. (Which might be on purpose! I don't know what the standards of Game Knight's lists are.)

Intruder Alarm seems really good for this deck. Is it cut for power reasons? I think cards like this make Temur Sabertooth make more sense, since you could get a good mana engine going with Temur Sabertooth, some existing mana dork creatures, and intruder alarm. If you have any of your draw effects too you could basically go through your deck. (Which may be the reason it's not in there!)

Is there a reason for not running artifact matters synergies? I am aware of there being the cycle of artifact lands, and artifact dual lands. I feel like this list could take easy advantage of metalcraft cards, affinity etc for cool payoffs! Is that an intentional decision due to cards like Karn, the Great Creator?

Do cards like Elesh Norn and Crystal Shard make the cut for you personally off the show?

Big fan looking to build the deck myself and would love any insights you could give on why the deck was built the way it was. I may lean into the Myr tribal synergies more, but that is just because I love the tribe so gosh dang much. I plan on including cards like Myr Matrix, Genesis Chamber and Myr Reservoir

Steve_MTG on

1 year ago

I am missing Forsaken Monument as well as Mycosynth Lattice and Nevinyrral's Disk

Monument boosting your mana production, as it adds {C} to ANY source tapping for it (which kinda everything in this deck does) and enabling more mana rocks to combo with your Voltaic Construct.

The Lattice is a real gimmick, as anyone even thinking of casting a mass artifact removal would reset the whole board (except your indestructible stuff, which might be your entire board with the Forge), so most won't do it (or get shafted in the next 100+ games in your playgroup).

And the Disk just comboes with Forge/Unwinding for a "board wipe" every turn for anyone but you.

I am also missing a mana-sink for your endless mana combo(s), so how about Myr Matrix? And you could add even more endless mana combos: Basalt Monolith + Rings of Brighthearth ; works pretty well in my own Karn-deck and is not dependant on Karn himself or the mana rock being around for more than the current turn (summoning sickness when turned into a creature).

wallisface on Infinite Myr

1 year ago

Some thoughts:

• Personally, i’d ditch all of Remove Soul (too situational), Silent Departure (bad card that gives you card-disadvantage), Anointed Procession (too slow, limited usefulness in this deck), Myr Matrix (far too weak for its mana cost), and Myr Reservoir (not particularly useful).

• cards that might be worth considering include Welding Jar (your mana dorks aren’t cheap to cast so you don’t really want them to die), Aether Spellbomb (can act as a cantrip or used to stall), Thoughtcast (card advantage). I’d also suggest running the full playset of Emry, and also raising your land count to around 23 (20 feels waaay too low considering how dependant you’ll be on playing lands for the first 3-4 turns)

wallisface on Art-Infect

1 year ago

Some thoughts:

• As has already been said before, infect decks generally want to be just running creatures that can deal infect damage - you currently have a LOT of cards that have no place in an infect deck, namely Alloy Myr, Coretapper, Darksteel Myr, Evolution Sage, Obelisk Spider, Shimmer Myr, Titan Forge and Myr Matrix are all creatures (or make creatures) that are completely useless for an infect strategy.

• You seem to have a lot of cards that are just 1-ofs and 2-ofs here. That's going to lead to a really inconsistent (and so weaker) deck. Aim to mostly play playsets of cards if you can.

• You seem to have a bunch of cards that have no real place in either Infect or Modern in general. Mana rocks like Dimir Signet, Coalition Relic, Myr Reservoir certainly have no real place in an Infect deck, and don't really make it into any Modern deck unless they're doing something particularly janky. Leyline of Abundance, Force of Vigor, and Dimir Charm are all also really weird spell choices.

• You have nothing to do one turn 1. Infect decks are known for being fast and reliably threatening lethal on turn-2 or turn-3. Not being able to cast something on turn-1 reliably is going to put you ages behind and put your opponent at a huge advantage. You should have at least 8-12 cards you can cast on turn-1 (so far you have 0, meaning you're always starting a turn behind your opponent). Furthermore, sooo many of your lands enter play tapped that you won't even be able to reliably do something on turn 2... fix that landbase!

• Your mana curve goes waaay too high. I would suggest ditching all of your 4 and 5 mana cards, and at least halving your amount of 3-mana cards (if not removing them entirely).

• You're running waaay too many creatures for infect, and you don't have nearly enough ways to pump them. This is going to cause you all sorts of problems. Infect creatures are generally weak, so you want to aim to end a game quickly, and going-wide doesn't help you achieve that.

An example of where to start with infect is here - this page lists 3 infect decks of various budgets, and should give you a good idea of the direction the deck should head in.

mlequesne on Osgir Myr/Artifact Creature Tribal

2 years ago

I would love to see Myr Matrix in here!

unclebananahead on Myr Galvanizer Infinite Combo

3 years ago

Why no Myr Matrix? It combos perfectly with Palladium Myr and Myr Galvanizer for infinite colorless Mana and infinite colorless 1/1 myrs. Another idea is Prototype Portal and Steel Overseer to make an additional copy of whatever you need, plus putting +1/+1 counters on all Artifact creatures every time you tap him (though the downside to him is that he's not a Myr).