Marchesa, Political Queen of Pillows
Commander / EDH
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More Edict Effects —June 2, 2017
A few changes:
Protector of the Crown --->Martyr's Bond: Protector of the Crown always felt like one of my weaker protections. It was mostly in for flavour reasons. For the same CMC Martyr's Bond acts as a rattlesnake protecting my stuff.
Custodi Lich --->Dictate of Erebos: Custodi Lich imposes an edict effect on one opponent while Dictate threatens all opponents with it. Similar to Martyr's Bond and Karmic Justice, this should make people think twice before touching my stuff.
Assemble the Legion --->Rest in Peace: With the removal of Rakdos Charm last time, I've found that the deck needed some way to handle graveyards. For only 2 mana Rest in Peace shuts down graveyard strategies. Since this deck is not a reanimator deck it really doesn't hurt us. Assemble the Legion always seemed like a good win con in theory but rarely played out. I'm torn about removing this one though so I may find room to bring it back in.
MegaMatt13 says... #2
precociousapprentice, really? That's very strange. Tapped out has been odd lately though. It's been telling me that conspiracy 2 cards are illegal for EDH. Perhaps that's part of it?
May 29, 2017 12:53 p.m.
precociousapprentice says... #3
I also could not get the card tags for Queen Marchesa to work. Strange. Mine is still in the list, though. Not sure what to think. I would make the mods aware if I were you. No point in maintaining a sweet deck if they don't even show it in searches.
May 29, 2017 1:03 p.m.
MegaMatt13 says... #4
precociousapprentice, apparently the "is prototype" option was activated for a lot of my decks. I turned this option off and now my decks don't seem to have any issues. This deck now shows up when searched. Thanks for pointing it out.
precociousapprentice says... #1
Hey, why doesn't this deck come up in my Queen Marchesa EDH deck search anymore? I am confused why the deck disappeared from this search.
May 29, 2017 11:38 a.m.