Walking Atlas
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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
Freeform Legal
Highlander Legal
Legacy Legal
Leviathan Legal
Limited Legal
Modern Legal
Modern Beyond Horizons Legal
Oathbreaker Legal
Pauper Legal
Pauper Duel Commander Legal
Pauper EDH Legal
Planar Constructed Legal
Planechase Legal
PreDH Legal
Quest Magic Legal
Tiny Leaders Legal
Vanguard Legal
Vintage Legal

Walking Atlas

Artifact Creature — Construct

Tap: You may put a land card from your hand onto the battlefield.

TheoryCrafter on Low cost cards to help …

1 month ago

With monogreen I'm thinking permanents that do additional land plays including, but not limited to, Arboreal Grazer, Azusa, Lost but Seeking, Oracle of Mul Daya and Walking Atlas. Another for your deck would be Courser of Kruphix. I hope this helps. Happy Hunting!

DreadKhan on Interstate Ramp

6 months ago

Bad news, Myriad Landscape can only find a second Basic land that shares a type, and Wastes are actually untyped Basics, so you can only ever find the one. Maybe switch it out for Wayfarer's Bauble, which can find a Waste (and can do so the turn you cast if you draw it late, where as Myriad would have made you wait a turn due to ETB tapped).

It's really out there, but if you can draw enough cards/tutor up for some lands then maybe Walking Atlas is worth looking at?

I feel like seeing Assault Suit was a real lightbulb moment for me, that'd be hilarious on a Blightsteel Colossus (or even Darksteel Colossus), possibly even more chaotic on an Ulamog, the Defiler (though even Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger would do major work), all cards I'm already using. The deck could even use another Political element, so thanks for posting this!

Rhadamanthus on Obby’s Mono Black Landstorm

10 months ago

If you're still looking for some nonbasics to remove, I recommend Horizon of Progress and Mirrorpool.

For the Horizon, it's the most overcosted version of the effect between itself and Terrain Generator, Walking Atlas and Scaretiller, and I don't think you need that level of redundancy given it doesn't feel like you have quite enough card draw to get that many excess lands in your hand in the first place.

For Mirrorpool, it's going to be awkward to activate and your selection of great targets is kind of limited.

TheoryCrafter on Beginner Red/Black Deck

1 year ago

If you reduce yourself to one copy of each card(except for basic lands, which you can have multiples of), you'll end up with 58 spells(57 if Screeching Bat  Flip//Stalking Vampire  Flip is counted twice on your list) and 34 lands. Even if you had a legendary creature in this collection you don't have enough cards for a commander deck. Until you can get the Legendary Creature and the other 7 or 8 cards to fill out a commander deck, my suggestion is to work towards a modern deck.

The only clear cut recommendations I'm making will concern your lands. Having Evolving Wilds, Rakdos Carnarium and Terramorphic Expanse would be great if you were running a landfall deck, but you only have three cards with landfall—and Rakdos Carnarium isn't a land I would put in a non-landfall deck without ways to play additional lands(like Walking Atlas). My suggestion is all three copies of Mortuary Mire and both copies of Rix Maadi, Dungeon Palace. Tapping four lands to make everyone discard may be a lot, but it will prove useful in the late game when you have a lot of mana floating around. You simply activate the land's ability, discard a high mana cost creature card you have, and put it back in your library when you play Mortuary Mire.

Other than that you'll want to build the deck with as much synergy as possible. I suggest organizing all your cards into piles. One for death triggers, one for spells that can benefit from discard, one for ways to sacrifice creatures, one for lifegain and one with creatures that get stronger, and so forth. Look at if/how they interact with each other. One example is how sacrificing Deadbridge Shaman to help pay for Altar's Reap gives you some card advantage.

Another thing to take into account is mana efficiency. If, for example, you're wanting to run a burn deck(Spells that do direct damage), you'll want to consider cards that give off at least one damage for each one mana spent. Lightning Bolt is a good example of mana efficiency, not so much for Explosive Impact.

I hope it's enough for you to get started. Don't be afraid to ask questions if you have any. Thank you for reading me out. May you draw well!

Asgeren on Swamp Land

1 year ago

I love the idea of a black landfall deck :D some lands you might like Evolving Wilds Riveteers Overlook Terramorphic Expanse - for extra triggers. Also these might be of interest for your landfall purpose Terrain Generator Myriad Landscape Walking Atlas Everglades Maestros Theater Obscura Storefront Tiller Engine Retreat to Hagra Scaretiller Bitterthorn, Nissa's Animus Navigation Orb Hithlain Rope - hope you can find something helpful!

AudderPop on

2 years ago

Those are excellent suggestions, thank you! I have a secret second copy of this deck where I test ideas, and had been kicking around those two as well as Bubbling Muck just for the sake of more acceleration. Lightning Greaves and Walking Atlas is a great combo, I'll be excited to add that ^^

capwner on

2 years ago

Very cool budget list. One thing that I find handy in Dreams combo lists is to include a Lightning Greaves and a Walking Atlas so that you can drop the Chasm the same turn you cast Ad Naus and use your land drop so you can go off a turn earlier. This is easy when you have access to a ton of mana but the budget aspect holds you back here of course. Including one $10 card such as Culling the Weak, or maybe $6 Rain of Filth could help enable this without TOO much extra cost!

legendofa on Lost Caverns of Ixalan

2 years ago

Catching up:

They're taunting me with Skeletons. Two legendary Skeletons, one doesn't do much as a commander, the other needs a big pile of non-Skeleton creatures and can't officially be a commander anyway. Still sitting here in 60-card jank casual... If there's a quality utility or combo Zombie jammed in this set, I'm gonna flip.

Map tokens do exactly what I hoped they wouldn't. They're kind of going overboard on the disposable artifact tokens, in my opinion. Clue, Treasure, Blood, Food, Map... On the other hand, I'd like to see Artifact Creature - Map Construct or something. Walking Atlas needs a corrected printing anyway. (I know the mechanics don't line up, so it's probably not going to happen.)

I'm going to claim an early partial success on my Demons prediction.

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