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A True Battle of Wits

Modern BUG (Sultai) Dredge Jank Mill

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This is weird and expensive but still extremely weird. The entire point of this deck is, of course, to play Battle of Wits the most inaccessible and niche card besides perhaps Street Sweeper . Having over 200 cards in your deck on turn 6 no less is a tall order and this deck is in no way meant to beat anyone unless they are so interested to see you win that they do nothing for several turns. Showing up with a deck of 230 cards (Hopefully Sleeved) will make someone so curious as to what you are going to do they may just give up and wait to see what you do. The best way to play this deck, however, is unsleeved because of Magic The Gathering's only rule on maximum deck size that you have to be able to shuffle the deck. If any EDH players are reading this you know that just shuffling a 100 card sleeved deck is a hassle so just imagine double that then stack 40 cards on top of that. So to fix this I have no solutions just have big hands. Battle of wits is an interesting case study in how to make an amazingly bad card the logistics of getting it as a decks main win condition is both a hassle and a nightmare. This card was meant to inspire those of us who could find a way to make this card viable in any deck. This card would be great in a Hearthstone deck specifically Jade Druid with all the Jade Amulets and infinite turns but besides that, I turn to the self-mill plan. This deck is about abusing the Dredge mechanic from our friends the Golgari Swarm with graveyard synergy from our other friends the Sultai Brood. I don't personally recommend using this deck at a tournament especially a modern tournament you will get absolutely wrecked but in a casual setting this deck does alright and is really slow but gives your opponent the fun of watching slowly mill your self to death (maybe). Relic of Progenitus is the card that should make anyone who is playing this deck want to cry as this will absolutely destroy you. So I put a lot of counterspells and artifact o

The idea is to empty your deck into your graveyard and then play Battle of Wits when your graveyard has 201 or more cards in it you may then play Inverter of Truth exiling your deck then having 201 cards in your deck. Or another card that fills a similar role to Inverter of Truth would be Elixir of Immortality Dredge fits into this deck perfectly especially with the blue cards that allow for multiple instances of card draw in the deck. Jace, Memory Adept is the perfect card for this deck as it fulfills its role as both card draw and self-mill while also giving you a way to mill yourself 10 cards every turn but the card draw is a better option. With this deck concept, you will always want to keep your hand at 7 cards so that when you attempt to draw the Dredge cards you will just mill yourself put them into your graveyard when you have to discard back to 7 cards at the end of the turn. With the high amount of return a card from your graveyard to either the hand or the battlefield you are guaranteed to get nearly anything with this deck. The Gitrog Monster is completely optional in the deck having 4 copies in the deck just allows you to ramp or remove unnecessary lands from the field it also combines with Kumena's Awakening and the City's Blessing needed to only give you card draw to trigger Dredge Effects. In addition to that it also

So this deck is just filled with all the

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