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Playing a 4c deck in a format with no good fetch lands seems like an adequate opportunity cost for a powerful deck. I'm not the biggest fan of standard but I'm glad it got the hammer. If it drops below 15 I can pick it up for pioneer.

Profet93 - the most prevalent wrath is Toxic Deluge the intervention does nothing to stop that. Any spot removal is taken care of by Veil of Summer and Sylvan Safekeeper. The list is tight; if things like Wrath of God were more prevalent I'd consider it.

Song of the Dryads - is in the original version I had but I'm finding that there haven't been many engines or commander dependent decks making waves.

RiotRunner789

Hall of Gemstone was up for consideration but with Dockside Extortionist and Smothering Tithe are mainstays and are a middle finger to any sort of land base hate like Blood Moon or Hall of Gemstone; I went for the more artifact based hate like the ouphe and Karn.

It wouldn't let me tag you in a post :( but I retooled Yisan and wanted to see what you thought. I got redirected half way through the 1st part of my primer so it's a little bare atm

I know some of you are familiar with edh and have probably heard that Yisan lost his Titan status around Eldraine. Not being able to keep up with the partners or Kenrith/dockside really put a damper on things - people have moved away from the creature based value engines and focus more on the ETB powerhouses that are Thassa's Oracle and [[dockside Extortionist]. Anyways, SynergyBuild always hits me up every few months wanting to discuss mono green and we usually discuss where Yisan falls into things- this is a brew I think that is good for now due to the absence of decks that turn sideways or have creature based engines. I've retooled the stax pieces and cut back on some of the creature removal to stuff in a bunch of untap/unbound mana sheniaghans. ;) any tips or insights would be greatly appreciated.

https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/yisan-landfall-combo/?cb=1601312077

So, I really think you should add in a reanimator package. Buried Alive, Animate Dead, Dance of the Dead, and Reanimate. Getting villis out early wrecks. Necropotence should also be in here. Even if you're not going for balls to the wall combo its hands down the best hand reload.

Now for the shameless self promotion to validate my own narcissism. This is a deck I poured hours into developing the primer; even if you dont want all the bells and whistles it could give you some ideas.

https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/krrik-citadel-cedh-primer/

I mean it's not entirely pointless. Having this effect in another color identity can be very relevant.

Maybe.

I do really like Temur Sabertooth but I'm trying my best not to make this a linear combo deck - trying to limit the available lines. I do not like the retreats I rate them as okay but they're probably great in budget brews. The mentor is worth some testing.

Theres also, Duskwatch Recruiter  ^Flip + Devoted Druid + Vizer Of Remedies. You can slam all creatures in your deck into your hand and cast any green creatures.

So, usually you're gunna wanna stomp on people with all the creatures you have. Craterhoof Behemoth is the typical go to BUT that card is super expensive. Decimator of the Provinces and End-Raze Forerunners are acceptable budget substitutes though.

The mechanic feels too strong. The oppurnity cost is almost non-existent. Impulse draws either need to be played that turn or the following; with the way this is worded it almost sounds like adventure but you're making a token that provides card advantage at all points in the game. Maybe its just the specific example but what you have with that is essentially Lingering Souls but without flying and you draw a card when the creature dies. Maybe if all the tokens had to die for you to get the card?

mccabej140 it's because white doesn't have representation in other formats beyond just a splash for key stax pieces or sideboard hate. Edh is the only format white has decent representation and both it's strengths and weaknesses get highlighted.

Whites strengths come from card quality. You're going to be hard pressed to find a removal spell better than Swords to Plowshares. Its also the best color for those people who like to keep the table honest. Though it's the least played color because most of the pay offs require strategic timing and sequencing. Back when I started playing modern hate bears was part of the metagame and when that deck got the soft locks going or was able to Ghost Quarter a tron land and vial in a Leonin Arbiter it was a sight to behold.

White doesn't need to be fixed people just need to realize it's a skill intensive color and the advantage comes from strategically timing when you cast things. Additionally, casting aside some of the social contract rhetoric really does wonders for white seeing as most of their best cards break the social contract.

Well damm he has all of them except most decks.

I'm actually curious who would be on top for

Most decks

Highest average score

Most cumulative views

The helper rank greatly influences it. If it was independent of helper rank/comment upvotes the top 10 Espada of Tappedout would be very different and might be some of the inactive or migrated users. But Congrats dude, you've been keeping the forums alive and helping out some of the newer users. It took real dedication to get those points. Don't let em decay :)

Min/maxing this would be fun.

Less costly maintenance.