Regenesis

Instant

Return up to two target permanent cards from your graveyard to your hand.

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
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (5)

Loizo on Dovin's Angels

4 years ago

Yeah, I actually play DotM in my Bant-chantress list that has a heavy recursion theme, playing Once and Future , Regenesis , Tamiyo, Collector of Tales .

So in pure Azorius it's not really good; "Calculating" how much of a card type you need to run certain synergies is just a function of resources/payoff. Here you have a flyers theme with Sephara and all as payoffs and a token theme with Visitation.

That's already two strategies, no space for a third one that requires a graveyard full of stuff.

Lyscian on Glissa

4 years ago

I don't have much in the way of constructive comments, I just wanted to say I really like this deck, and you did a fantastic write up. Glissa was always a deck I thought would be fun to play, but I never had the cards to really make it work (too much competition w/ my windgrace and daretti decks) anyway this is a really inspiring list and i like the theme.

I'm just gonna leave a few card suggestions that I didn't see in your list that are worthy of consideration, if you haven't already.

Merciless Executioner Sylvan Library Casualties of War High Market

Harrow maybe has some interesting interaction w/ artifact lands? Diabolic Intent has been pretty useful to get stuff in the bin. Stitch Together is a pretty solid reanimation card, Recollect and Regenesis seem like they might be better than reclaim. I understand that the 1 cmc is powerful, and instant speed is always good, however, I personally don't like putting stuff on my top of my library (i know that in Glissa that doesn't make much of a difference), so in case you ever feel like maybe yo wanna change I strongly recommend those two. Regenesis is especially fun. :)

Good deck, thanks for sharing. +1'ed

AEVA on

4 years ago

Replaced Wildest Dreams with Regenesis for two reasons:

1. Playtest revealed that I never really was willing to pay X=3 for Wild Dreams
2. Flavor Wise, the artwork is more on point for the deck

sevro_b on

5 years ago

Some updates to try to help balance the deck/keep it under $100, and to free up a couple cards for other decks.

In: Incubation Druid , Gyre Engineer , Fellwar Stone , Song of Freyalise , River's Rebuke , Nevinyrral's Disk , Regenesis , Flood of Recollection , Acidic Slime

Out: Growing Rites of Itlimoc  ^Flip, Lifecrafter's Bestiary , Counterspell , Benthic Biomancer , Obsessive Skinner , Prowling Serpopard , Simic Manipulator , Skyrider Patrol , Bioshift

Trencherman on Temur Ramp

5 years ago

So the ideal play is T2 Growth Spiral into T3 Circuitous Route , but the alternatives for the early turns is either a Syncopate or a T3 Gift of Paradise , which means you can't hold up a counter on T3. Ramp at T2 gives you 4 mana the next turn, but ramp at T3 gives you 5 mana on T4, and only Regenesis is 5. I think it might make more sense to play Druid of the Cowl so you have 8 cards for a T2 ramp and play more 4 drops like possibly Karn, Scion of Urza or Frilled Mystic . Regenesis also seems odd here considering that you only have 8 targets for them. I think the issue with a go big strategy like this is losing to early aggression, and having more interactive spells lower than 4cmc could really help.