As a result of complaints of playing non interactive games of edh, being a spike player at heart, I've decided to build a deck that heavily interacts with the board while building my own. The basic concept is to ramp, bounce, wheel.

So in general this deck is a storm deck, but its not your typical storm. The whole goal of the deck is to spend the game putting as many lands in play as possible only to destroy everything with Obliterate leaving Divine Intervention as the only permanent on the battlefield. As my friends would say, it gives them blue balls. After the intense masturbation that occurs when the deck does its thing, I leave my opponents thinking wtf as i pass the turn twice around the table.

The engines you are trying to acheive are Smothering Tithe and Wheel of Fortune effects and tie it in with Past in Flames and Mystic Retrieval to keep going. If that doesn't work out, try and chain Turnabout and Rude Awakening. Underworld Breach is an obvious choice as well.

PROTECT YOURSELF! AKA Glacial Chasm along with the control.

THE HELP:

  1. Extra lands

    Azusa, Lost but Seeking is the star of the deck to put lands into play. However the commander works just as well as you stall the game out. Putting that extra land into play every turn is important. Try and abuse Life from the Loam to keep digging for lands as well as fill up your graveyard.

  2. Draw a Card, repeat...

    Do anything to keep the flow of value going. Archmage Emeritus, Horn of Greed, Whirlwind of Thought, and Tatyova, Benthic Druid are important engines. If that's not working, hide behind the lie of this being a hug deck. Keep that commander out.

  3. Wheels on the Bus go Round n Round.

    Its important to keep control of the board before throwing wheels out. Do it when you can, follow it up with something to protect yourself.

  4. The Endgame- Equality... to be or not to be...

    The key cards: Divine Intervention and Obliterate and of course Approach of the Second Sun. I always try to go for the former, but if the table is trying too hard, it’s easier to end it with the latter. Just make sure to cast Silence first!

I rate this deck a solid 8. It does very well in high power meta's. The earliest I won was turn 4, excuse me I meant tie, but highly unlikely to happen that much. I promise you if you play this deck, you will have lots of fun.

+1 if you like it!!!

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Took out a lot of outdated cards, since its been years since I've updated this. More staples to keep cmc low along with good stuff to keep engines going.

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Revision 5 See all

(1 year ago)

+1 Archmage Emeritus main
+1 Carpet of Flowers main
+1 Commit / Memory main
+1 Deflecting Swat main
+1 Dockside Extortionist main
+1 Dovin's Veto main
+1 Echo of Eons main
+1 Fierce Guardianship main
+1 Jeska's Will main
+1 Mana Drain main
+1 Mental Misstep main
+1 Mystic Sanctuary main
+1 Narset, Parter of Veils main
+1 Noxious Revival main
+1 Reflecting Pool main
+1 Rhystic Study main
+1 Seeds of Innocence main
+1 Silence main
+1 Solve the Equation main
+1 Storm-Kiln Artist main
and 24 other change(s)
Top Ranked
  • Achieved #12 position overall 7 years ago
Date added 7 years
Last updated 1 year
Legality

This deck is Commander / EDH legal.

Rarity (main - side)

6 - 0 Mythic Rares

61 - 0 Rares

18 - 0 Uncommons

9 - 0 Commons

Cards 100
Avg. CMC 2.91
Tokens Bird 2/2 U, Food, Treasure
Folders research, Interesting Commander Decks, EDH
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