Revel in Riches

Enchantment

Whenever a creature an opponent controls dies, create a colorless Treasure artifact token with "T, Sacrifice this artifact: Add one mana of any color to your mana pool."

At the beginning of your upkeep, if you control ten or more Treasures, you win the game.

Discussion (51)

carpecanum on Attack Helicopters

5 days ago

Maybe a Clone effect or two? Multiple Sharding Sphinx has been a win-con for me many times (in a Brudiclad deck).

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klaudiohmm on The Kill(ian) Box

1 week ago

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This deck is a voltron deck, so it wants to pump a creature with a lot of auras preventing it from being destroyed. Horobi goes for a very different route, I think Horobi behaves more like a control deck, using free or cheap "target creature" effects (even with lands and bad artifacts, like Squee's Toy ) to control the board while winning the game with heavy X-spells or something like Revel in Riches (I have a Horobi list on my tappedout profile and played some matches with it).

If we cast Horobi, we won't pump Killian with Auras, and this is exactly what this deck wants to do.

KibaAlpha

The "keeping the low curve" is very comprehensible, but I don't know if the matches you'll play will be that fast (considering you're playing voltron that wins the game through combat damage, a slower strategy than combo in most cases). If the matches takes longer, I guess that you'll need more powerful spells (removal, recursion, etc), that will eventually cost more mana.

I see that you're not running Retether , another great recursion spell. I think that you should at least give it a try. It's a way to re-trigger your Auras ETB effects and pump Killian if it's removed.

I don't know if you've tested this deck and could keep up with your opponents in longer games. What are your experiences with this deck and these situations?

Winther on Urza’s Pet Dragon

1 month ago

Big fan. It is a shame that a pure treasure token wins are likely not possible (something like Revel in Riches )

Either way, the idea is solid and I hope to see updates from you. For now, +1 from here :-)

X-Factor11105 on Dragon Jesus (Bladewing the Risen EDH)

1 month ago

MeanLizard I agree on exploring a treasure subtheme, but I don't know if this shell is built to make the most use of them. I WISH Curse of Opulence made treasure, then we'd be on to something. Here's the relevant treasure cards I've previously identified and why I haven't previously added them:

• Impulsive Pilferer : This is probably the closest for me. Perfectly fine to discard, but its four mana to get three 1/1s and we'll end the turn down one mana. No goblin or pirate synergies.
• Glimmervoid : Not enough artifacts in tow to make this consistently valuable. I have the same hesitation for Spire of Industry .
• Magda, Brazen Outlaw : Same issues as Feldon being too slow and being a target for removal once its online. If the package comes together in the next set or two, we'll have to re-visit Magda.
• Pirate's Pillage : Probably not efficient enough to be included, but maybe?
• Rapacious Dragon : Eh? The ETB aspect is nice for a heavier reanimation package, but this won't make a big enough impact on the game (I think).
• Revel in Riches : I think there COULD be a case for this to be included, but 5 CMC is too expensive for my taste that doesn't pretty much win on the spot. I also worry about over-investing in a subtheme - Bladewing is already convoluted (draw dragons > discard dragons > revive dragons), so straying away from that too much puts the deck at risk of being diluted / durdling.

I'm perfectly content to have Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge not be able to attack - when I can finally snag and add in Toxic Deluge and/or Fire Covenant , we'll be packing such a heavy removal package that Gadrak becomes that much more likely to fall into value.

I like to look at Rakdos-color cEDH builds for ideas, and a few cards keep catching my attention: * Mindblade Render * Withering Boon * Mogg Salvage * Songs of the Damned

I keep seeing Necromancy so I think I have to take the plunge and add it...

king-saproling on Sweet Saprolings

2 months ago

Here are some others that might be worth considering: Storm the Citadel , Attrition , Shamanic Revelation , Moldervine Reclamation , Wilderness Reclamation , Awakening , Parallel Evolution , Carnival of Souls , Revel in Riches

plakjekaas on Why is Dockside Extortionist Red …

3 months ago

Firstly, I do understand where the sentiment originates though, red is the color of passion and impulsiveness, where extortion is a very calculated and premeditated crime.

Secondly, Revel in Riches proved that black can care about treasures if the flavor demands it.

And thirdly, the color pie is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules. Welcome aboard pirate flavor in Magic the Gathering, Miss Turner .

Masterful on Necronomicon | Teysa Karlov | Primer

3 months ago

CyanideSuicide017 I don't play Karmic Guide + Reveillark for the same reason I don't play Sanguine Bond + Exquisite Blood , Revel in Riches + Smothering Tithe , or anything with Nim Deathmantle . These cards cost a lot of mana and aren't great without the other combo piece(s). Karmic guide can only reanimate one creature with an ETB, and Reveillark only targets creatures with power 2 or less. I have much more efficient reanimation like Victimize , Living Death , and Command the Dreadhorde . Since they're individually underwhelming, their real draw is the combo you mentioned. For the combo itself, it it's not very efficient since it costs a total of 10 mana for both cards plus additional mana for a sac outlet and a card that wins the game off of looping. The infinite combos I have in the deck all function off of cards that are already efficient on their own. These are the reasons I don't play either, but if you think they'd be interesting, you could give it a shot. It seems like a fun combo, and who knows, it could be better than I'm giving it credit for.

For cheap black card draw, I probably should play Sign in Blood , and Night's Whisper . I haven't put them in thus far because they're boring. I like the potential of being able to draw a million cards off of Dark Prophecy and how it becomes a part of an engine rather than going for the more consistent approach. The deck is also pretty slow combo-wise as most combos require 3+ cards. In slower metas, we get more out of Dark Prophecy like effects. If you're up against decks that win a lot faster than Teysa, Sign in Blood and Night's Whisper get better. I might end up replacing Dark Prophecy and something like Liliana, Dreadhorde General or Solemn Simulacrum with those two somewhere down the line. It depends on if my meta shifts or if I want to change the direction of the deck a bit.

kpres on AtogAtog My MTG baby

3 months ago

I am a big fan of Atogatog. I have given you my upvote based solely on that. Definitely the #1 most under-rated commander ever. Atogatog can sneak in there and get 21 commander damage no problem.

Check out my deck for card choices and ideas: Jankatog's Salty Snacks. My decklist is going to change due to some of the new changelings coming out in the new set.

Mirror Entity is MVP. If you have a handful of thopters or something, then giving them base toughness 5/5 and also making them into sacrificable atogs is a very cool trick.

I also like Mechanized Production and Revel in Riches due to the high number of treasures being created by cards like Smothering Tithe , Dockside Extortionist , and Hullbreacher .