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Graveyard Lands EDH: Maze’s End

Commander / EDH Five Color Loam Mill Reanimator Scapeshift

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Commander: foil Ramos, Dragon Engine

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I jammed a Maze’s End subtheme into a graveyard/lands deck. Graveyard/lands is a resilient strategy that has powerful synergies which can win games on its own. Maze’s End’s support cards are cute and can be fun but just aren’t very good. By taking the best of both worlds I hope to make a better Maze’s End deck.

Ramos typically hangs out in the command zone but he can easily be cast and helps add explosive bursts of mana to help us close out a game.

Strategy: Start by ramping and filling your graveyard. Self-mill and card draw are key in the first few turns. As you benefit from the graveyard/lands synergies, you can quietly assemble Maze’s End in the background. Either close out the game with typical land shenanigans or assembling Maze’s End.

Bring to Light is a second copy of Scapeshift. Scapeshift is very powerful in this deck. I could include more op tutors but my play group doesn’t find them fun. I also think they can make decks less interesting to play/play against.

Please +1 and leave suggestions/comments. My maybeboard is full of cards that could potentially go in this deck too. I’d love some help with this brew.

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