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It Came from Beneath the Sea (mostly)

Modern Budget Jank Theme/Gimmick

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Sorcery (4)

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Enchantment (4)

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Artifact (3)

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Sorcery (10)

Creature (4)

The sea has many secrets, but some are too big to be kept. -Benthic Behemoth

The deck is focused around Quest for Ula's Temple and Whelming Wave. The main card we want to get out is Stormtide Leviathan to stop attacks and let us go to town. Spell Snare and Negate to keep it safe or stop things we just don't like. Deep-Sea Kraken to artificially slow our opponent down a bit, won't always work of course. Sage of Epityr and Halimar Depths to fix the top of the deck for Ula's Temple. Djinn of Wishes to cast big stuff for free. Should be used in combination with the top of deck fixers. If we are forced to use Djinn...well you probably lost already unless the opponent has a slow deck. Kraken Hatchling to keep our face safe early game. Simic Sky Swallower and Inkwell Leviathan for the Stormtide Leviathan synergy.

Mystic Speculation might replace Sage of Epityr eventually because it has a better effect but at the same time Sage of Epityr triggers Quest for Ula's Temple since its a creature which is nice. Testing will have to be done to decide which is better in the long run.

AEtherplasm is a replacement option for Djinn of Wishes but the opponent will probably never attack into it unless you force them to.

If you are interested in a version of this deck that adds these two cards here it is It Came from Beneath the Sea (mostly) Ver.2.

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