Treasure Nabber
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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy Legal
Canadian Highlander Legal
Casual Legal
Commander / EDH Legal
Commander: Rule 0 Legal
Custom Legal
Duel Commander Legal
Highlander Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Treasure Nabber

Creature — Goblin Rogue

Whenever an opponent taps an artifact for mana, gain control of that artifact until the end of your next turn.

Dangerwillrobinson79 on All For One

3 months ago

Cool deck and exceptional primer! Looks like fun. I love Treasure Nabber. It’s not theft if you’re only borrowing it!

multimedia on Artifact Commander Pre-Cons Merged

8 months ago

Hey, well done meshing all these precons into one deck, nice budget version of Breya.

Some cards that are in the precons to consider adding that are upgrades:

C14

Hart is very slow ramp. Spine is more mana, but it can target any permanent and can be repeatable, good with artifact reanimation/recursion.

C16

Strix is excellent value artifact creature for only two mana. Flash for artifacts is a powerful effect with Breya. You don't have enough good equipment to make Automaton worth it. The problem is you don't own or control equipment you take from opponents meaning you can't sac it with Breya or get the equipment player effects (do combat damage. etc.). Sharuum is more mana, but can reanimate any artifact in your graveyard. Repeatable protection for Breya as well as haste for big creatures is better than what Warhammer does.

C18

Nabber is powerful repeatable effect in multiplayer Commander because just about all opponent's decks will have mana rocks. Steal opponents mana rocks, use them on your turn and then sac them with Breya.

C21

Mirror is good in multiplayer Commander especially with artifact reanimation/recursion.

NEC

Good luck with your deck.

Mac_Apple on His palms are sweaty, moms Daretti

8 months ago

I highly suggest Everflowing Chalice be mainboard. It's a 2 drop mana rock when you need it to be, and free sacrifice fodder when you don't. Since you're going for a heavy artifact focus, I highly suggest Akroma's Memorial, Contagion Engine, Triplicate Titan, and Mycosynth Lattice (which wins with Scrap Mastery, Nevinyrral's Disk, and Vandalblast, as well as Karn, the Great Creator if you add him, and is also very powerful with Karn, Silver Golem, Dockside Extortionist, Goblin Welder, Darksteel Forge, and Treasure Nabber).

1empyrean on Ragavan, Boatswain of the Dragon's Smile

10 months ago

Grafted Wargear also lets you sacrifice creature stolen with various effects, which is nice.

These swaps are subject to further changes, but Jaxis, the Troublemaker, Professional Face-Breaker, Hoard Hauler and Rain of Riches replaced Delina, Wild Mage, Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge, Ghired's Belligerence, and Treasure Nabber. Your swaps can be what works be for you, especially with the changes you've already made.

Removing the mutate isn't a big deal, but there are some tricks I like doing with it.

rambunctiousOrator on Stomp Stomp Stomp, The Idiot Convention

11 months ago

Hey, thanks for the reply! In the range of 6-7 we want to start doing unfair things; not quite the territory of combo, but you are right, we should be threatening a win by turns 6-8. It seems like you are running an aggressive on-the-board win, which means we need to target your creatures, and see where we can squeeze in more power. As a note, I'd rate your current deck construction at a 4-5 due to the fact that there could be a lot more optimization, and you seem to be missing ways to threaten a win.

Your best win condition seems to be playing Craterhoof Behemoth into a board of other creatures. Something we want to address if you want to improve the power of the deck is how do we get our win condition out of our deck. We can do this by drawing cards, tutoring from the deck, etc. A deck that is a 7 will usually have one or two ways to directly tutor their win condition, as well as powerful card draw engines that let the deck draw 2 to 3 extra cards a turn.

Cards to Add:

Something to sit on, and maybe test out: are there cards that are worth playing even though they are non-creature spells? My answer is yes! Here are a few I'd say are worth playing in your deck:

Sorry if that was a lot! I can recommend cards to take out of the deck if you want, but here is a list of my recommendations. Let me know if you want to further the conversation or have any questions

TheNinjaPhoenix on Zabaz, Zabam!

11 months ago

king-saproling Cauldron of Souls is an amazing idea, thanks! I also love Treasure Nabber and Grateful Apparition. Teshar is already on my list of cards to grab for the deck, absolutely fantastic card for this deck.

I'm tentative about Faith's Reward and Second Sunrise only because they're single-use bursts, but I'll consider them for sure. Shifting Shadow is also an incredibly fun-looking card for this deck.

Thanks for your suggestions!

king-saproling on Zabaz, Zabam!

11 months ago

Cauldron of Souls is a neat way to recur Modular creatures. You might like these too: Treasure Nabber (he takes opps' mana rocks, then you can use them and smash them with Zabaz), Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle, Wake the Past, Grateful Apparition, Faith's Reward, Second Sunrise, Tome of Legends, Shifting Shadow

bryanedds on Double Dragon

1 year ago

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