Frenemies? (Extricator of Sin/Flesh PDH)

Pauper EDH Delirium Eldrazi Humans Mono-White

Jerenstein-Bear

Creature (27)

• 1x Antler Skulkin
• 1x Cathodion
• 1x Desperate Sentry
• 1x Doomed Traveler
• 1x Drannith Healer
• 1x Eldrazi Devastator
• 1x Fiend Binder
• 1x Gold Myr
• 1x Hand of Emrakul
• 1x Kor Cartographer
• 1x Kozilek's Channeler
• 1x Kozilek's Pathfinder
• 1x Landscaper Colos
• 1x Militia Rallier
• 1x Noble Templar
• 1x Palace Sentinels
• 1x Pilgrim's Eye
• 1x Raffine's Informant
• 1x Ruin Processor
• 1x Spirited Companion
• 1x Star Pupil
• 1x Tenth District Veteran
• 1x Thraben Inspector
• 1x Thraben Standard Bearer
• 1x Ulamog's Crusher
• 1x Unruly Mob
• 1x Winged Shepherd

Artifact (12)

• 1x Chromatic Sphere
• 1x Chromatic Star
• 1x Commander's Sphere
• 1x Ghoulcaller's Bell
• 1x Ichor Wellspring
• 1x Mind Stone
• 1x Mycosynth Wellspring
• 1x Origin Spellbomb
• 1x Seer's Lantern
• 1x Shard of Broken Glass
• 1x Terrarion
• 1x Wayfarer's Bauble

Instant (9)

• 1x Angelsong
• 1x Dawn Charm
• 1x Djeru's Renunciation
• 1x Djeru's Resolve
• 1x Eyes in the Skies
• 1x Gleam of Resistance
• 1x Light the Way
• 1x Rootborn Defenses
• 1x Trostani's Judgment

Sorcery (9)

• 1x Angelic Purge
• 1x Breath of Life
• 1x False Defeat
• 1x Late to Dinner
• 1x Lyev Decree
• 1x Marshaling Cry
• 1x Remember the Fallen
• 1x Resurrection
• 1x Wake the Reflections

Commander (1)

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Land (35)

• 1x Ash Barrens
• 1x Cabaretti Courtyard
• 1x Darksteel Citadel
• 1x Evolving Wilds
• 1x Obscura Storefront
• 1x Path of Ancestry
• 26x Plains
• 1x Quicksand
• 1x Secluded Steppe
• 1x Terramorphic Expanse

Enchantment (7)

• 1x Bonds of Faith
• 1x Lunarch Mantle
• 1x Rune of Protection: Black
• 1x Rune of Protection: Blue
• 1x Rune of Protection: Green
• 1x Rune of Protection: Red
• 1x Rune of Protection: White

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This commander was love at first sight, and the build proved to be a lot of fun as well with a great deal of directions available to go in. The deck is built first around its theme and second around mechanical viability, so keep that in mind.

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War has come to the realms of man. Heretic monstrosity from beyond space and time assail humanity's defenses from without and within, and there seems little hope that those defenses may yet stand for long. When yet more foes join the fray and war becomes apocalypse, the fate of the world no longer hinged on the defeat of the eldrazi, but in cooperation. Vile cultists crawled from the bowels of the realm's cities and towns, ready to utilize their eldritch power alongside holy men clothed in the regalia of gods dedicated to light and justice. How far would you be willing to go for your people? Would you die? Kill? Or something far worse still...

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This deck has a few paths it may take to securing a victory, most notably through the use of eldrazi, either card or token.

• Ramp! This deck has a ton of ways to keep your land drops consistent and your pool flush with mana. You'll need as much as you can get to cycle, create tokens, cast your big bois, and use creature abilities as much as possible so this is something I payed special attention to.

• Build an Army! Your main goal is to transform your commander and start pumping out tokens. In order to facilitate the delirium requirement you'll be utilizing cycling effects from cards like Drannith Healer to put cards in the graveyard and get a draw, discard effects from cards like Thraben Standard Bearer, artifacts that explode themselves such as origin spellbomb, and lands that crack for other lands such as Ash Barrens. Once you do that, you're free to start throwing out 3/2 eldrazi tokens, but unfortunately only one per turn...unless you untap yourself and do it again with creatures like Tenth District Veteran or spells like Light the Way. A 3/2 eldrazi per turn might not be much, but two? Three??? Then perhaps we're on to something.

• Annihilate! If you don't straight up win with your tokens, then you'll stall long enough to start seeing your stronger eldrazi hit the field. Not only will you have plenty of land consistency and mana rocks to make this happen fairly quickly given proper focus, but you'll have cards like Breath of Life and False Defeat in order to put those monsters directly onto the battlefield after you discard or mill them with shard of glass. FAIR WARNING: False Defeat is ~$20 at the time of writing, so if you're not tryna spend real card money on pauper then I'd consider replacing it with something else.

Date added	2 years
Last updated	1 year
Legality	This deck is Pauper EDH legal.
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	3.03
Tokens	Bird 1/1 W, Clue, Eldrazi Horror 3/2 C, Food, Human Soldier 1/1 W, Myr 1/1 C, Spirit 1/1 W, The Monarch
Folders	Random pEDH decks., Pauper EDH Decks