Warrior's Oath

Sorcery

Take an extra turn after this one. At the end of that turn, you lose the game.

Legality

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

Discussion (46)

treeforcorvus on You "lose" the game

7 months ago

Looking pretty good! After some playtesting, I have more thoughts. Your landbase is pretty slow, and with 31 lands your deck wants a little more efficiency. Replace:

• Sandsteppe Citadel with Krosan Verge.
• Jungle Shrine with Mossfire Valley.
• Sandsteppe Citadel with Sungrass Prairie.
• Nomad Outpost with Shadowblood Ridge.
• Commander's Sphere with Chromatic Lantern: consider that each of the newer tri-lands cycle for 3 anyways, which means you have ~5 chromatic-lantern cost draws and cycling can't be conventionally countered.

You've got a pretty trim list now, but I still have some suggestions.

First off, you need more ramp. Warrior's Oath looks good, but since it can't be searched by Sunforger, you're better off with ramp. I strongly recommend Tempt with Discovery, which is one of the most powerful land-search cards for a multicolor deck using green: You get any land, and then if any opponents search for lands you get that many more of any land.

Although Black Market Connections is superb, you might find more utility in Rites of Flourishing or Elven Chorus.

Djeru and Hazoret looks great, but since you're only running 16-17 other Legendary creatures excluding your commander, the odds will be 20%-25%. Not great. Consider the power of being able to flicker your commander in & out of play, allowing it to re-position targets: Ephemerate is cheap, or Eerie Interlude can protect your creatures from Wrath spells, but both spells can also be fetched with Sunforger, which improves your deck synergy.

Odric, Master Tactician looks good on paper, but he's much better when a deck is built around him. Here are 4 better options:

• Brutal Hordechief. Since you run no wraths, this is damn good.
• Triumph of the Hordes: Game finisher!!
• Glory -protection allows your creatures to connect, and you can survive wrath cards.
• Filth + Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth gets unblockable creatures. If you go this route, replace Warrior's Oath with Crop Rotation.

lothshteth on Obeka, Brute Chronologist

1 year ago

lcarl3035, looks like I forgot to put Warrior's Oath in after the recent reprint, thanks! But yeah, I'm one of those degenerates that refuses to play with Sol Ring.

lcarl3035 on Obeka, Brute Chronologist

1 year ago

I love this deck idea. I would also add Warrior's Oath, though. Also why don't you have the classic Sol Ring in this deck?

Jett2112 on Speak "friend" and Enter [PRIMER]

1 year ago

Try using Sudden Substitution targeting your own Glorious End, Warrior's Oath, or Alchemist's Gambit to exchange with an opponents creature to give them one final turn to win or lose. Its not perfect because you can only ever get one opponent with this but the split second makes it a useful interaction outside the combo too.

Hi_diddly_ho_neighbor on Double Masters 2022 Predictions and …

1 year ago

Sorry for the double post, I actually think the "scarcity" reprints in this set like Imperial Seal and Warrior's Oath that traditionally drop considerably in price after a reprint won't see a huge drop like Grim Tutor did. Grim Tutor was in a set that saw a normal print run, but the supply of DM2022 is so scarce, not many new cards will make it into circulation. This set mostly feels like a social experiment to see how much they can push the pricing and still make money. I whole-heartedly want to see this set tank and fail hard, but sadly the larger MTG community will eat this set up. The only way for WotC to reduce my cynicism on this set (not that my opinion matters) is to announce a second print run.

Jett2112 on Obeka the Thyminator

2 years ago

Maybe try Sudden Substitution. You can cast it targeting your Glorious End and an opponents creature to give them their last turn. Also that kinda works with Alchemist's Gambit, Last Chance, Warrior's Oath and Final Fortune if they cant win with the extra turn.

channelfireball12345 on Where Did the Turn Go

3 years ago

@gatotempo actually, that's not the case, as you can always elect to end the turn with the trigger from Warrior's Oath still on the stack, which would exile the trigger.

gatotempo on Where Did the Turn Go

3 years ago

Just wanted to give a rules heads-up that Warrior's Oath still triggers, causing you to lose, no matter how the turn ends.