Underground Sea
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Format Legality
1v1 Commander Legal
Archenemy Legal
Block Constructed 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
Oldschool 93/94 Legal
Planar Constructed Legal
Planechase Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Underground Sea

Land — Island Swamp

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Bishoprage on The Queen's Egg

3 weeks ago

Hi Mortlocke thank you for this awesome guide. I'm just getting into EDH and have become obsessed with Silvers! I'm slowly acquiring all the cards and putting together my Silver's deck. I'm sorry if this isn't the right place for this question but could you recommend any replacements for the following cards? I included my thoughts but I have no where near the knowledge of you and this community.

I was thinking the cycle triomes, which would be an even swap of 10 for 10 and can still be fetched.

Much love and thanks for this awesome guide!

capwner on Aug 26 ban announcement

9 months ago

Grief banned in legacy is actually crazy but so so welcome. Looks like you're gonna need to find new homes for all those Underground Seas, silly scammers :^)

legendofa on Seeking Advice for Lazav., Dimrir …

1 year ago

Welcome to the club, Danutercisd!

For being a first deck, I'm impressed to see the Mana Crypt, Cyclonic Rift, Fierce Guardianship, The Meathook Massacre, Underground Sea... I'm going to guess that budget isn't a major constraint here.

One of my pet cards for this sort of thing is Geth, Lord of the Vault. It offers milling, reanimation theft for creatures and artifacts, and a pretty big evasive body.

If you like instant-win combos, both Bloodchief Ascension and Duskmantle Guildmage set up full-deck milling and lots of damage with the Mindcrank in the deck.

Another suggestion is to diversify your copy/theft effects. There's a lot of ways to copy opponents' creatures, but you can take them directly with Control Magic, Beguiler of Wills, and similar effects, steal and copy spells with Talent of the Telepath or Twincast, or yank something from their deck with Praetor's Grasp. You opponents are probably going to be doing things beside throwing creatures around, and being able to react to different threats and take advantage of different opportunities is always good.

Balaam__ on Faeded

1 year ago

Very solid for a first attempt at deckbuilding. You have a clear grasp of what you’d like the deck to do, and a capable strategy to get there (which is arguably the most important part of deckbuilding).

That said, Legacy is a fast and brutal format, so depending on the specific context of where you’d play this, results may vary. For example, dual lands costing thousands of dollars are typical in sanctioned play, and provide an overwhelming advantage versus any other type of land. It’s a case of, ’If you have them, you need to run them’.

Sideboards are also tuned to a higher-than-usual degree of efficacy, with specific answers for specific problems.

If this is for friendly matches only, then most of the above can be disregarded, although maybe consider looking into some countermagic since you’re in blue.

KablamoBoom on What is Your Opinion of …

2 years ago

Used to think proxies were a form of cheating, and swore not to play with anybody who proxied. I first warmed up to them when a friend ran some for cards he owned, just, didn't want to bother re-sleeving every single game. Made sense.

I changed my tune overnight after playing someone whose turn1 was something like Underground Sea, Mana Crypt, Grim Monolith in a "casual game with jank". Bullshit. I realized then and there that it was about money. I had considered proxies cheating because it invalidated the money I had invested into cardboard. But I was never going to own a Mana Crypt, or anything over fifteen bucks for that matter. Limiting the cards I allowed myself to run, in a meta where someone could drop $1000 on turn 1...that's just pay to win. That's not the kind of Magic I want to play.

Printed off several pages of cards that same night.

Gleeock on What is Your Opinion of …

2 years ago

As Gidgetimer suddenly looks emaciated & bug-eyed, he/she sneaks out that OG Underground Sea, strokes it, & calls it "my precious"... :) -- in order to show us a complete 180 degrees from that awesome comment :)

Honestly though, I think stock concern stuff is mostly just corporate/investor swordplay going on. Even if Hasbro miraculously tanked, or shut down the MtG cash cow, then in the age of recycled ideas & reboots there would be another company popping up with the MtG property in short order to turn record profits after the game was "gone" - It would be one "last" reunion tour type of thing. How often do you hear that now? :)

Fluggleshmuggits on Cube Eternal

2 years ago

Changelog 12/10/22

Original Dual lands are in
2 color man lands are in
upgrades in every color and almost every guild pair

IN

OUT

Metroid_Hybrid on At what point is a …

2 years ago

I have a Legacy Mono- Burn deck that doesn't use any Fetch-lands. Because of which, despite being completely foiled-out, all 75 cards cost less than a single copy of Underground Sea..

I call that "budget"..

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