Searches across forums led me to Modern manaless Dredge decks and weak brews not what I had in mind. With Legacy Dredge not looking like anything close to something Modern legal, I had to look elsewhere. With that, our deck's goal will be simple: Dredge a massive board quickly and turn creatures sideways until your opponent concedes. There is a clear synergy between Narcomoeba, Bloodghast, and Prized Amalgam. I partnered with local brewer/jank player Patrick Lalonde to test and refine the deck with the hopes of having something serviceable ready for the Shadows Over Innistrad release. Since then, we've had reasonable success in our testing and are starting to bring it out to events. I'll talk about the early ideas, how the deck evolved, and where the deck is now. Seeing Insolent Neonate spoiled was icing on the cake. My goal for this deck was to use as many as the same cards as the manaless dredge deck so it became nearly manaless dredge.I've never been a good brewer but when Prized Amalgam was spoiled, I knew there were immediate applications to Dredge deck in Modern. Then an ] seals the game in a turn or two. The main strategy is to dredge into ] and ] and dredge till I have enough creatures to flashback ] to revive ] and use him as a dredge trigger. I don't want them to build around my deck as well keep creativity alive. The reason for powering down is when you only really play a lot with one person having an unbeatable deck isn't really fun. My first deck is This Legacy Deck the sideboard is for if I want to convert it to a turn 2 kill dredge usually found in legacy. not turn 2 wins) but also share a lot of the same cards so I can make the deck either Legacy or Modern legal. *Disclaimer: I am trying to make dredge decks that are fun to play casually (IE.
0 kommentar(er)
