Savannah

Land — Forest Plains

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DementedKirby on Atraxa, Praetors' Voice [Superfriends]

12 hours ago

jtorpify

Glad you found the deck helpful!

The reason I run Arid Mesa and Bloodstained Mire is because Arid Mesa can fetch for either the Plains, Godless Shrine, Hallowed Fountain, Savannah, Scrubland, Temple Garden, or Tundra while Bloodstained Mire can fetch for either the Swamp, Bayou, Godless Shrine, Overgrown Tomb, Scrubland, Underground Sea, or Watery Grave. So I guess it's fair to say that even though the deck doesn't run any mountains, Arid Mesa and Bloodstained Mire are pretty useful ;)

RylandL on Ghave Ad Nauseam/Earthcraft

4 weeks ago

so Mindcensor was definitely supposed to be in the list. I updated that, thank you.

Ouphe DOES stop our lines with the altars, however generally you'd play it to slow down faster decks and their mana rocks/ win conditions. And on our own combo turns, we would simply sacrifice the ouphe to Ghave before we go off.

Three Visits is to find our basic forests for Earthcraft , because it is the core of the deck. But it can also fetch Savannah or Bayou for mana fixing. And in general, lands are much safer than playing more dorks. We already run the all the best dorks we can in Abzan. Force is good, and always considered. I swap it out sometimes.

Toxic Deluge is very tempo negative for us, as we generally want to save our dorks and utility creatures. I've used it before, after casting Ghave, and it was okay. I would have rathered had another tutor or card advantage.

Monitor on Saskia Infect (Perfected)

1 month ago

thewolfiest, it will depend on what exactly you want out of your manabase. I typically prioritize untapped lands or specific utility functions. Removing duals takes away tutor targets for fetches, so you'll need to include basics.

Talking strictly meeting color requirements, for allied lands you can look at the multiplayer-specific lands that come into play tapped unless you have 2 or more opponents.

• Badlands -> Luxury Suite
• Taiga -> Spire Garden
• Savannah -> Bountiful Promenade

For the Enemy lands, you are more restricted. I'd look at the list below, leaning toward whatever priorities you held for the manabase. Easy route would be yanking the last 3 for 1 swamp, 1 forest, and 1 Prismatic Vista

Honestly, I would do this, replacing all Duals with:

• Prismatic Vista
• Arid Mesa
• Verdant Catacombs
• Swamp
• Forest
• Nurturing Peatland

This would add more fetches and fetch targets in the basics for your most-used colors, and then another draw land that helps when potentially drawing late game. These selections could change, depending on a)pain tolerance of your own manabase and b)playtest time with the deck to see what colors you tend to need when, and skewing that way. I would probably revamp the manabse jsut a little more green if I were going to go that route, I think, but I'm not 100% on it yet.

Forkbeard on Rhys the Redeemed: Power in Numbers

3 months ago

Reliquary Tower is nice utility once in a while but you're right, it's certainly not necessary here. That said, I'm typically not hurting for colour fixing in this brew so I don't mind running a few gratuitous utility lands. I will certainly swap out something if I ever get my hands on a Savannah .

bankrupt_on_selling on Mayael EDH Primer

3 months ago

But you have Plateau , Savannah , Taiga , Sacred Foundry , Stomping Ground , and Temple Garden for that.

th3d1v1n35h4d0w on Bant EDH Alt Win Cons

5 months ago

Some Lands

• Command Tower
• Seaside Citadel
• Temple Garden
• Hallowed Fountain
• Breeding Pool
• Glacial Fortress
• Sunpetal Grove
• Hinterland Harbor
• Windswept Heath
• Flooded Strand
• Bant Panorama
• Misty Rainforest
• City of Brass
• Temple of Plenty
• Exotic Orchard
• Polluted Delta
• Reflecting Pool
• Wooded Foothills
• Savannah
• Tropical Island
• Tundra
• Krosan Verge
• Marsh Flats

FtonDavid on Arahbo, Roar of the World

5 months ago

I love equipment, I am hoping for an upgrade to the preconstructed deck and I came across this one, I massaged the mana base a bit with some stuff I already have, but thank you for continuing to tweak, I hope that the person piloting this at the table has fun (I tend to bring a dozen or so commander decks to game night so folk don't have to be out of pocket to play ... and I'm addicted).

• Forest out Yavimaya Hollow in
• Forest out Gaea's Cradle in
• Razorverge Thicket out Selesnya Sanctuary in
• Temple of Plenty out Wooded Bastion in
• Brushland out Misty Rainforest in
• Ancient Tomb out Arid Mesa in
• Graypelt Refuge out Krosan Verge in
• Blossoming Sands out and Savannah in

SideBae on My (probably) sad attempt at something strong

6 months ago

So this is not a bad first draft at all -- having the dorks, like Llanowar Elves and Avacyn's Pilgrim , is a big deal. I have a few suggestions:

• Include Natural Order : Grabbing Craterhoof Behemoth for is great. Spamming a bunch of dorks and then hoofing can win you the game real fast.

• I don't think Path to Exile is very good. In EDH, everyone is trying to do busted stuff with a lot of mana, and Path to Exile actively ramps your opponents. This is actively dangerous.

• Consider Utopia Sprawl or Wild Growth as potential one-mana ramp, in addition to your dorks. Also, with your Arbor Elf they can make much more than one mana.

• Dryad Arbor : This land feels bad when you have it in your opener, but you can get it off Green Sun's Zenith for X = 0. This is a pretty good turn one play, especially with a flipped Growing Rites of Itlimoc  ^Flip.

• Collector Ouphe : Love the Stony Silence you have in there. This is a meta-call, but having a second Null Rod effect may be worth the card-slot.

• Triumph of the Hordes : This card can serve as a secondary win-con if Craterhoof Behemoth doesn't work out.

• Thalia, Guardian of Thraben : Hatebears are the best way to win in GW, outside combo. Running something like Thalia lets you slow down your opponents; with the mana-advantage from your dorks/general, you're likely to be able to play through it better than your opponents.

• Thorn of Amethyst , Root Maze , Aven Mindcensor , Vryn Wingmare , Kataki, War's Wage , Linvala, Keeper of Silence , Eidolon of Rhetoric : More hatebears.

• Fetches: These are better than Selesnya Guildgate , mainly because they allow you to double-trigger your landfall guys, like Rampaging Baloths and they enable duals, like your Temple Garden or (if you have access to it) Savannah . I like that you're running Windswept Heath ; consider off-colors, like Flooded Strand or Misty Rainforest . If these are too difficult to get ahold of, slow-fetches like Grasslands and Flood Plain are also good. Prismatic Vista , too.

• Slate of Ancestry : If you choose to limit your global artifact hate to just Stony Silence , this thing is a draw engine.

• Nature's Revolt / Living Lands : Living Lands is better (as it's four mana), but Nature's Revolt is $200 cheaper... Paired with Linvala, Keeper of Silence , these two produce a hard lock on your opponents. Additionally, paired with Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite , this effect produces instant fun.

• Selfless Spirit : This is a good way to avoid a boardwipe wiping you out of the game.

• Knight of Autumn : This is a strictly better Reclamation Sage in GW, though you may want to consider running them both.

• Cataclysm : This is a boardwipe like no other. I suggest running it in any white deck, as it deals with a clogged board real fast. Note that it makes everyone sac all their planeswalkers, as that card-type was not instituted when Cataclysm was printed.

• Mentor of the Meek / Sylvan Library : Card-draw is at a premium in EDH. These help.

• Grim Flowering / Nature's Resurgence : These can help rescue you after a boardwipe, and may be valuable late-game plays even without having ALL your creatures in the yard.

Good luck!