I Hope You Aren't Planning on Attacking (Modern)

Modern chessmaster156

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First time at a tournament (1-2-1) —Dec. 30, 2015

Went to a 4 Game tournament and i did alright.

round 1- 2-0 (some sort of graveyard value deck using Zombie Infestation and Life from the Loam. Detention Sphere did its job game one and i just basically didn't let anything stick to the board. In game 2 I had Leyline of Sanctitiy in my hand but forgot to put it down, which he proceded to thouhtseize and Raven's Crime me repeatedly, but retracing it destroyed his tempo, and I Swan Song his Zombie Infestation. I had bad luck with draws and he nearly killed me with the swan, but managed to eventually deal with it and i puled the game out with Heliod, God of the Sun cleric tokens.

Round 2- Grixis Control (0-2) Game 1- he had to many Mana Leaks to let anything resolve, and some Inquisition of Kozileks certainly didn't help. Painful Truths sealed my fate when he took a huge lead in card advantage. I surprisingly put up a fight with my removal, but it wasn't enough. Game 2- he started right away with the hand attack, and used Surgical Extraction on the Ghostly Prison he forced me to discard, and did the same with Sphere of Safety. All i had were Suppression Fields and and my Rest in Peace was too late. I drew into barely enough removal and no other sideboard cards.

Round 3- Amulet Bloom (0-2) Game 1- took a decent hand, and i was on the draw. My T2 Nyx-Fleece Ram didnt stop his T3 Hive Mind combo Game 2=- I mulliganed down to 4, and i had nothing, despite boarding a large amt of hate for this combo, such as spells to counter Summer Bloom and Hive Mind.

Round4- (1-1) Game 1-My friend was playing a weird Splinterfright dredge deck, which a puled a nice combo of Path to Exile and Detention Sphere. Game 2- We went to turns, and mainly because my friend plays so slow. I had a lot of removal, but for some reason he just kept pulling Unburial Rites and Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord, and i made a bad judgement call on T3 of turns to Detention Sphere his Ghoultree instead of Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord and he puled an unburila rites and flung a revived Splinterfright for the win just at time of the round.

I had fun and plan to keep using this deck, and the manabase suprisingly with very few flaws worked like a charm.

This decklist reminds me of a Zur the Enchanter EDH I had a while ago. It took forever to play a game with all that search.

September 23, 2015 8:11 p.m.

khuul1 says... #2

sideboard somekind of wrath of god and more counterspells if you run into heavy enchantment hate...

September 23, 2015 8:28 p.m.

chessmaster156 says... #3

Sounds good. I got the Supreme Verdicts on the board.

September 23, 2015 8:47 p.m.

Soulcarrier says... #4

This... This is amazing.

September 24, 2015 7:16 p.m.

akki007 says... #5

This is absolutely phenomenal. I would love to build it sometime in reality (need to figure out where to get ye olde cards for cheap). :D

September 27, 2015 2:42 a.m.

wisegreenbean says... #6

Celestial Colonnade seems like a natural choice for this sort of deck. Maybe a small counterspell package to deal with the likes of Fracturing Gust, which is an occasional side-board choice.

Kataki, War's Wage is a potent sideboard option for affinity matchup.

September 30, 2015 9:37 p.m.

chessmaster156 says... #7

Celestial Colonnade would be perfect, but it is out of my price range. Fracturing Gust is the reason I run a counter package and Nevermore. Suppression Field and Stony Silence are great against artifacts. Also, affinity isn't that big in my area.

October 1, 2015 7:03 p.m.