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| 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 |
| Premodern | Legal |
| Quest Magic | Legal |
| Vanguard | Legal |
| Vintage | Legal |
Restock
Sorcery
Return two target cards from your graveyard to your hand. Exile Restock.
legendofa on Possible New Format?
1 year ago
This is all AI-generated, except for your notes? I think there's a little too much going on here. There's the Cryptic Insight, there's Arcane Amplification, and both of those add multiple decisions and options. The CI "return an exiled card to your graveyard" effect would be ridiculous with flashback, escape, and similar effects. Add that to the AA "shuffle three cards from your graveyard into your deck" and something like Alrund's Epiphany, Temporal Mastery, or even Restock or Bond of Insight becomes overbearing. And then you can exile cards for charge counters...
The core idea (40 cards, no nonland permanents) is interesting, but the rest of it needs to be trimmed and clarified.
Optimator on
Something Wicked
1 year ago
Seasons Past - Reap - Restock - Wildest Dreams - Timeless Witness - Skullwinder - Meren of Clan Nel Toth - Genesis - Praetor's Counsel - Rise of the Dark Realms - Twilight's Call - Bala Ged Recovery  Flip - Regrowth - Greenwarden of Murasa - Creeping Renaissance
5colourchaos on
Riku of Two Reflections - Wizard Duplication
3 years ago
Restock ---> Circuitous Route
5colourchaos on
Riku of Two Reflections - Wizard Duplication
3 years ago
Primal Vigor ---> Restock
Howl of the Horde ---> Filigree Fracture
Melek, Izzet Paragon ---> Recollect
Llanowar Visionary ---> Naturalize
Spell Crumple ---> Blasphemous Act
DemonDragonJ on Why is WotC Not Allowing …
3 years ago
I have another questions: why is it that Regrowth and Recollect do not exile themselves, but Restock and Seeds of Renewal do? Is it because the latter two cards are newer? Is such an effect really that powerful?
Coward_Token on Strixhaven spoiler season
3 years ago
Healing Technique is kinda underwhelming; cheaper than Restock /more consistent MV than Seeds of Renewal . Negotiate with the Demonstrated opponent to have them pick up removal?
Also god damn is LRR milking their spoiler for all the streaming time it's worth
Reznorboy on
Hit me Belbe one more time | Belbe EDH
3 years ago
So, I posted this comment on a different Belbe, Corrupted Observer deck, sue me.
However, that person completely ignored me (probably thought I was crazy (was probably partially correct)), so I'm reposting this in case you decide to listen.
I have never tested what you are about to read.
There are 3 cards in Green/Black which are able to do that - by providing extra turns - Ugin's Nexus, Temporal Extortion, and Seedtime.
Personally, I would simply disregard Temporal Extortion, because I think it's bad.
The other two - however - can get interesting.
Since those 2 cards are so applicable and useful - and few in numbers - you'll want tutors. (Trust me, I build all my decks to be even more budget than this and I use tutors - there's a way.)
So, assuming you play basically all of the budget tutors, you can tutor for a card such as Holistic Wisdom or Forbidden Crypt. This allows you to get your tutors BACK to go tutor even MORE. (You'll need to hit Forbidden Crypt with a Krosan Grip or something to avoid losing, don't worry, you can tutor for it).
So, I would cut all of the Eldrazi and big swingers and etc. for only cards that fit into one of these categories - 1. Provide Mana 2. Drain opponents' life 3. Draw cards 4. Tutor 5. Combo pieces
I would keep the life draining ratio about where its at, maybe a little less. I would keep removal to a minimum because it will only prevent you from losing in a situation where the opponent has no backup, when you could instead just win.
Basically, under my vision, the deck would be almost entirely draw spells, mana rocks, tutors, and then the exceptions.
The way you would win in this deck, is instead of swinging with Eldrazi, creating a combo by playing Ugin's Nexus, blowing it up with a Krosan Grip, playing Mirror of Fate and using it on the Ugin's Nexus, then Restock to get back Mirror of Fate and the Krosan Grip, and then repeating that with Mirror of Fate putting back Restock, and making opponents lose life during each of our infinite turns to win.
Also forgot about Gonti's Aether Heart
Reznorboy on
Belbe's Portal to the Blind Eternities! :X
3 years ago
I think the deck overall is already pretty good, but there's a few pivotal changes that could be made.
Belbe triggers during each postcombat main phase, so it would make sense that she would be better if you had more of such.
There are 3 cards in Green/Black which are able to do that - by providing extra turns - Ugin's Nexus, Temporal Extortion, and Seedtime.
Personally, I would simply disregard Temporal Extortion, because I think it's bad.
The other two - however - can get interesting.
Since those 2 cards are so applicable and useful - and few in numbers - you'll want tutors. (Trust me, I build all my decks to be even more budget than this and I use tutors - there's a way.)
So, assuming you play basically all of the budget tutors, you can tutor for a card such as Holistic Wisdom or Forbidden Crypt. This allows you to get your tutors BACK to go tutor even MORE. (You'll need to hit Forbidden Crypt with a Krosan Grip or something to avoid losing, don't worry, you can tutor for it).
So, I would cut all of the Eldrazi and big swingers and etc. for only cards that fit into one of these categories - 1. Provide Mana 2. Drain opponents' life 3. Draw cards 4. Tutor 5. Combo pieces
I would keep the life draining ratio about where its at, maybe a little less. I would keep removal to a minimum because it will only prevent you from losing in a situation where the opponent has no backup, when you could instead just win.
Basically, under my vision, the deck would be almost entirely draw spells, mana rocks, tutors, and then the exceptions.
The way you would win in this deck, is instead of swinging with Eldrazi, creating a combo by playing Ugin's Nexus, blowing it up with a Krosan Grip, playing Mirror of Fate an using it on the Ugin's Nexus, then Restock to get back Mirror of Fate and the Krosan Grip, and then repeating that with Mirror of Fate putting back Restock, and making opponents lose life during each of our infinite turns to win.
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