Silhana Ledgewalker

Creature — Elf Rogue

Silhana Ledgewalker can't be blocked except by creatures with flying.

Silhana Ledgewalker can't be the target of spells or abilities your opponents control.

Discussion (51)

Dezan on Cubo do Dezan

5 months ago

17/05/2019

• -1 Carrion Feeder +1 Ob Nixilis Reignited

• -1 Drudge Skeletons +1 Putrid Imp

• -1 Rite of Belzenlok +1 Shriekmaw

• -1 Fallen Angel +1 Mind Shatter

• -1 Abundant Growth +1 Utopia Sprawl

• -1 Boon Satyr +1 Fertile Ground

• -1 Ancient Silverback +1 Whisperwood Elemental

• -1 Penumbra Spider +1 Eidolon of Blossoms

• -1 Silhana Ledgewalker +1 Den Protector

• -1 Undergrowth Champion +1 Rattleclaw Mystic

• -1 Heroes' Bane +1 Chord of Calling

Skulloelegy on Mowu, Loyal Companion - The Goodest Boy PEDH

5 months ago

A creature like Rot Wolf might be good as a recurring source of draw -- Just pump it up and they either get poisoned or you draw a card from them blocking it. That's the big pick I'd suggest, as it's a threat, can draw cards and infect, while oppressive, can win you the game easily.

I see you have Ranger's Guile -- I always love Sheltering Word in decks with big green creatures along with that. Withstand Death and Mortal's Resolve give indestructible as opposed to hexproof if you need it.

If you're looking to ramp quickly, you might want to consider land auras that get you a little extra like Fertile Ground or Wild Growth -- Sadly the ones that draw you cards only seem to let you get mana of any colour which is sort of useless in mono-G. Bequeathal might be an idea in the early game, pop it on a chump blocker and get some draw.

Aura Gnarlid and creatures like Wandering Wolf might be an idea -- If you can pump those up, they're virtually unblockable. Silhana Ledgewalker comes with hexproof too as well as pseudo-unblockable.

Only other thing I could say is to mark Mowu with CMDR in the list so it stands out -- I'm really liking the build otherwise, and as you say at this rarity level it's hard to find good sources of draw, but with some testing and tuning I'm sure it'll be a strong deck to fight against! +1 for good boyes!

PiranhaWiz on Estrid's Masked Madness

6 months ago

You may want to consider enchantments with mana doubling effects such as Zendikar Resurgent , Mirari's Wake . I also think hexproof creatures work best with an aura theme like Slippery Bogle , Silhana Ledgewalker , Sagu Mauler . Asceticism and Sterling Grove are also amazing for this deck. I would add more destruction like Crush Contraband or Return to Dust even Relic Crush . Reclamation Sage , Indrik Stomphowler , Acidic Slime . Maybe even Seal of Cleansing

DarkMagician on Shift in Bogles

6 months ago

I see Bogle decks are cutting Silhana Ledgewalker s, why is that?

RyProv on Ultra Budget Bogle

8 months ago

Silhana Ledgewalker is a decent small hexproof that comes with some natural evasion. I would run them over your Drove of Elves ? They've been going up in price over the past few years... maybe it is outside your budget?

AnonymousBadger on Elf/Knight Enchantment Deck

9 months ago

Hey there! Building a deck around powerful auras is a consistently strong idea for a deck. To develop it further, I would consider which creatures you're putting those auras on. One of the major problems with aura decks is that when you put a bunch of enchantments on a creature and your opponent kills it with, say, a Doom Blade, your opponent just got rid of a bunch of cards, while only wasting one.

A trick to get around this is stacking your enchantments on cheap creatures with Hexproof. The most famous example is a competitive Modern deck that puts enchantments on cards like Slippery Bogle, Gladecover Scout, or my personal favorite, Silhana Ledgewalker. I really like your idea with using Shalai to accomplish this, but it's easier to just drop all your buffs on a creature that already has the ability.

As for some powerful enchantments to put on creatures like this, cards like Unflinching Courage that you're already playing are awesome, because they both add power and toughness and also grant strong abilities. I'd look for more auras like this. Some of the most powerful auras that the competitive deck plays include Rancor, Spirit Mantle and Ethereal Armor. Another cool set of auras is the Umbra enchantments, like Hyena Umbra and Spider Umbra. These protect your creatures while also giving them bigger buffs.

All the cards I've listed are actually very cheap, both in mana and money-wise. If you want to convert it to a more aggressive deck like I've suggested, I'd replace some of the higher cost cards like Colossal Dreadmaw that don't play into your aura game plan. This would also let you bring down the number of lands in your deck from 26 to around 21-22. Lastly, however tempting it might be to run more than 60 cards in this deck, I'd drop it down to exactly 60. This helps keep your deck consistent and strong.

Hope this helped!

Saljen on Ramp & Stamp

1 year ago

I agree with /u/Scion_of_Darkness, Gilt-Leaf Archdruid as a 2x of would be pretty great.

I don't think that your Silhana Ledgewalker+Stoneforge Masterwork combo is doing a whole lot, it doesn't synergize with the deck very well. I'd consider dropping both and making some of these changes.

2x Gilt-Leaf Archdruid + 1 more Heritage Druid + 1 more Throne of the God-Pharaoh. The Archdruid is fetchable by Elvish Harbinger, making him much easier to get out consistently. Once he's out, every single one of your creatures causes you to draw a card. The Heritage Druid + Throne of the God-Pharaoh combo is actually really good here. The ability stacks and you can tap out creatures you know you won't be blocking with for mana. Beast Whisperer is a pretty suitable substitute for Gilt-Leaf Archdruid. Basically the same first ability, but you lose the ability to grab your opponents lands in the mid game. I'd maybe even consider running 2x of each, and dropping Rhonas's Monument. The more abilities that you can have on your elves, rather than artifacts or enchantments, the better all your elves will perform. Especially if you run 4x Elvish Harbinger. Lets you consistently grab drawing combo pieces or win-cons like Ezuri.

Elvish Clancaller would be a great replacement for Stoneforge Masterwork. It effects all your creatures and you can pump extra mana into grabbing more of them. Gives you more creatures to tap as well for the Throne.

If you can get ahold of a few double lands, then you'd be in better shape. Even 4x Guildgates would be better than just a single Mountain. It would let you drop Chromatic Lantern as well. Ideally you'd get some Stomping grounds and Wooded Foothills so nothing comes in tapped and you can reliably get your splash color.

kamarupa on legend of the draw/mil deck

1 year ago

I think if you are going to draw a lot of cards, you're going to need more mana. I think Kiora's Follower is probably about as good as you can get playing budget Simic. I suggest running 6 or more mana dorks.

A few spells to consider:

Unblockable: Invisible Stalker, Silhana Ledgewalker

Mill: Jace's Erasure, Tome Scour, Manic Scribe, Hedron Crab

Draw Card/Tutor: Harmonize, Temple Bell

Removal: Imprisoned in the Moon, Pongify, Beast Within, Lignify

Land: Reliquary Tower, Buried Ruin

Non-Combat Damage: Throne of the God-Pharaoh