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Mcat1999 - 'Tis 2021. Everything must say Planeswalker .

plakjekaas - I had neglected to notice to preemptions of White, for I saw the colour laterally as merely bearing denial and not anticipatory response.

This is an odd subset within the game, as it is an effect sparsely seen yet widely known.

Blue is obviously the head of this ability, as demystified by bearing the namesake, yet Green actually has a few cards of it. Bind from Invasion is the only one that deviates from the stipulation of artifacts, the rest being Brown Ouphe , Ouphe Vandals , and Rust .

White only has Ayesha Tanaka , yet she is both Blue and restrained to artifacts. Wizards of the Coast did not have much of a grasp of the colour pie in Legends, meseems.

Like so many effects that could have been White, the Green part of the game takes it. It makes perfect sense for White to have this ability, as the colour does not only tax but outright denies (see Grand Abolisher , Leyline of Sanctity , Rest in Peace ), yet it does not.

I would like to use this trading system, yet am thoroughly unsure as to the cordialities and methodologies within it.

Good day to you!

Merely returning thanks for your aforesaid thanks. You would be surprised (or not) at how many users' comments remain languishing at the bottom of a decklist.

Moreover, I seived through your list, and there is one inclusion that is far too clever. I run Memory Jar in an artifact combo list for the sake of looping, yet I did not even think of it to force discard. 'Tis fantastic deckbuilding upon your part.

Lastly, great choice in Dark Ritual artwork, and that shall be all.

Alright. Thank you very much.

I tinker with the colons much for specific basic land artwork (though am still hoping for the old sets, such as Mirage and Invasion), yet could not figure it out for the Path .

So, I much enjoy adding the specific printings of cards for each of my decks, yet there seems to be a version of Path to Exile that is not on the site.

Specifically, this is the Magic Fest 2020 version of the spell, which, after thirty minutes of scouring and tinkering with each printing, appears to be nonexistent.

I had attempted to add the card myself, but meseems the set itself is not included under all listed, thus I was unable.

Is it possible that this version of Path could be included?

On Discord, I have thusly sent a friend request by username of "Nebuchadnezzar."

X-Factor11105 - Holy heavens. I thought my comments were long, yet here you are putting me to shame.

Two notes here as to preface a looming response:

1. I have been considering Haunting Voyage for the build, as I prefer abstaining from running the same game-ending spells across decks. ( Living Death is in Adun Oakenshield and Patriarch's Bidding is in Sliver Overlord .) This being said, I have not played nor editted slivers in several months ('tis a giant mess I intend to fix), thus I am fine with relocating the Bidding to this list.

2. It would be absolutely lovely to confer over Discord. I am an experienced deck builder, but reanimation-style strategies have never been an area of expertise. I am more of a draw-until-everyone-concedes kind of player. I can give you my username and other information via direct messaging on this site.

If the Discord thing does not go as I hope, I may need some time to go over all of these suggestions, for I have a terrible habit of growing close to cards I should not.

Thank you very much otherwise!

X-Factor11105 - After two games of the deck within a group environment, I have found that I perhaps need another land or two. I consistently was met with a decent amount of mana (always getting to seven), but 'twas a scour to find some of the time.

The main issue I find is that each card within the list has done a sensational job, withal I have difficulty ascertain just what may be removed. If you have a suggestion, this would be most welcome.

I put three Uros in the sideboard of a CoCo Merfolk deck, just due to the fact that it completely destroyed control and aggro decks.

I am not displeased to see it leave.

Mcat1999 - I disagree vehemently with this statement.

It is technically a free method for putting dragons in the graveyard, yet this implies a few more things and is not exactly the main plan of the deck.

I want to be hitting a land drop each turn so that I may cast my dragons. There are a mere three reanimation spells in the entire deck, whiles my commander hits the field at seven mana. This deck is able to return things from the graveyard but is not dedicated.

Moreover, discarding to hand size means that I am not casting any other spells. A strategy depending upon doing nothing for an entire turn is immediately put behind to the other players at the table.

This just does not work. If I must discard to hand size, I am either obscenely far ahead or terribly behind.

A slightly important part is that lazotep permits the dreadhorde to survive travel through the blind eternities.

X-Factor11105

For me, Sulfurous Mire was a simple upgrade to Lavaclaw Reaches , for I had never activated the creature mode. The land types synergize with Anger , Castle Locthwain , and Foreboding Ruins , whilst covering for the fact that I had just cut a Mountain for Blightstep Pathway  ^Flip.

Typically, I am quite averse to tap lands, but I am yet to have an issue with it in this deck, thus no qualms are had.

Unless the strategy cares for the snow supertype, Canyon Slough is just better.