Myra's Magnificent Mayhem! (Commander / EDH MTG Deck)

Myra's Magnificent Mayhem!

Commander / EDH* Artifact Bracket 4 Combo Dice Spellslinger Tempo Tokens Turns UR (Izzet) Wizards

MNEzia

Land (34)

Artifact (7)

Instant (21)

Sorcery (16)

Commander (1)

Creature (18)

Enchantment (3)

Sideboard

Attractions (10)

Maybeboard

Creature (5)

Enchantment (2)

Version 3.2 is likely the final version of this build. Further changes will be reflected in Version 4, if it ever exists.

BRACKET NOTES: This deck was initially built before the Commander Bracket system existed, and has since been given updates to help it survive in Bracket 4. That's because this deck chains extra turns, regardless of the roundabout route it takes, and because it was already running a number of Game Changers. Still, consider this a "fun" deck, despite its Bracket 4 standing. A few bad rolls can turn your Clown-Around-Town into Joker Poker.

On Swinging Ship: One printing of this card was mistakenly given an "Acorn." Regardless, this card is legal in eternal formats, re: Mark Rosewater (https://tmblr.co/ZrlFaxcgrXDtqa00)

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MYRA ----

Myra's ability lets us open attractions whenever we cast instants/sorceries from hand, then pay to tie spells to those attractions. Whenever we visit the attraction, we get to cast the spell for free. The goal of this deck is to gain as much value as possible from these free artifacts and repeatable spells as we can. We do this is by creating a time loop.

THE TIME LOOP ----

At its base, an extra turn spell is a cantrip that untaps everything. In this deck, we also get to visit our attractions.

Our extra turn cards are Time Warp and Temporal Manipulation. Everything in the deck wants us to cast them, then cast them again, then cast them again. The most consistent way to do this, (short of force-flashbacking, which you can do,) is by attaching one to an Attraction during your upkeep. This is a 5-mana commitment, of course, but it's also a game-winning play, if performed in the correct environment. Don't get greedy. Play from your hand, build your field, and stabilize the time loop before you scratch the record. Having some interaction and at least one dieroll fixer on the field will help you get your loop off the ground.

Unlike a true infinite, our time loop will only last so long as we continuously visit its attached attraction. Command Performance can help restart our loop if we roll poorly. ExpropriateGC can also jumpstart a time loop, but the card is too easy, so it's not in the build. I replaced it with Surge to Victory, which can also be used to start a time loop, provided you have attackers available, which kind of just happens in this deck.

ACTUALLY WINNING ----

The previous build required an Infinite > Labman or Infinite > Grapeshot to secure a win, or even a single kill. Neither is in this deck anymore. While our early game is still defined by setup and control, our endgame is now focused on building a critical mass of tokens via cards like Young Pyromancer, Third Path Iconoclast, and Stormsplitter. We do this before or during a time loop.

ATTRACTIONS----

Our attractions are focused toward combat and card value. We get these for free just by playing Magic: The Gathering. While their effects are generally underwhelming on their own, the fact that they're attached to free artifacts makes cards like Inspiring Statuary and Urza, Lord High ArtificerGC good to have at the circus. Attractions like Swinging Ship and Roller Coaster are force multipliers, and attractions like Information Booth and Trash Bin let us +1 on visit.

When putting spells on attractions, bear in mind the number pips. 4-5-6 attractions like Ferris Wheel and Kiddie Coaster have a whopping 50% base visit rate, which increases dramatically with the presence of even a single dieroll fixer. These are the attractions I'm willing to blow counterspells to protect, and these are the attractions I'm willing to put Time Warp on. On the other side of the scale, 2-6 printings don't even combo with dieroll fixers, since the increased chance of hitting a 6 is counteracted by the decreased chance of hitting a 2.

Attractions aren't made equal. The same card, (eg. Clown Extruder) will have different printings with different flavor text and different visit numbers illuminated. Always prefer printings with higher visit numbers to maximize the value of your dieroll fixers. The printings I've provided in this build are mathematically superior to their counterparts. By the way, most TTsim tables will let you spawn all available printings of specific cards via the on-card importer menu, so when the loader tool gives you the wrong printings, be sure to fix them.

STICKERS----

This deck does have the ability to place stickers but frankly i do not give a heck. idk go ham if you want

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Date added	1 year
Last updated	7 months
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	18 - 0 Mythic Rares 34 - 4 Rares 21 - 3 Uncommons 15 - 3 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	2.61
Tokens	Clown Robot 1/1 W, Construct 0/0 C, Copy Clone, Elemental 1/1 R, Experience Token, Soldier, Treasure
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Based on	Myra the Magnificent V2 MNEzia EDH
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