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Oct 14, 2020
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- Ep 67 Community Spotlight:
- NOTE: I got Oblivion Stone wrong, it sacrifices itself, the Karn trick does work with Boompile though.
- Read Ashaya
- https://articles.starcitygames.com/premium/commander-top-10-ashaya-soul-of-the-wild/
- I was inspired to build this by an article Bennie Smith wrote for Star City games (@blairwitchgreen)
- Disclaimer: My list is very much untuned. I’ve played it exactly once, and haven’t made any changes to it.
- https://scryfall.com/@greenegeek/decks/2594bc20-fa13-4abf-80c0-d4f37d7957c8
- My list:
- I have a mono-colored deck of every other color and had been toying around with the idea of a mono-green deck, my previous thought had been a Pir, Imaginative Rascal, Super Friends deck. So, I was pretty much primed to build a mono-green deck.
- I had Titania, Protector of Argoth, and it was good, but people didn’t much like playing against it (and it was pretty linear).
- I also had a Yeva, Nature’s Herald deck (because OF COURSE I did). It was fine too, pretty much a good stuff deck, but I didn’t really enjoy playing it that much.
- I have been wanting to build a mono-green deck for some time now.
- Let’s talk for a few minutes about how awesome mono-colored decks are.
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- So much room for utility lands!
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- I’m running 7 Utility lands that do NOT tap for green.
- Restrictions breed creativity. There’s just a lot of things you can’t do in a mono-colored deck (although Green is one of the better ones I think).
- Lots of basics, and lots of ways to fetch basics!
- Ashaya does something new/unique. I remember when the card was spoiled, people were like “Yeah, now I don’t care about my opponents playing Cyclonic Rift.” I remembered agreeing with that point, but also noting that they probably just wouldn’t play it, or would deal with Ashaya first. I hadn’t thought about the other side of this coin, but we’ll get to that later.
- It’s really fun just thinking about all of the crazy things you can do in this deck, and imagining all of your creatures as lands.
- Why is this deck awesome/something listeners would want to play?
- Average CMC 3.56 (I might try to bring this down some)
- 8 Mythic
- 44 Rare
- 18 Uncommon
- 7 Common
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- 37 Creatures
- 1 Planeswalker
- 8 Artifacts
- 5 Enchantments
- 5 Instants
- 4 Sorceries
- 39 Lands
- Stats
- Greater Good (Oh man this card was NUTS when I played the deck. Along with Multani, Yavimaya’s Avatar)
- Return of the Wildspeaker
- Great Henge
- Guardian Project
- Rishkar’s Expertise
- Beast Whisperer
- Card Draw
- Early creatures are super good because they give you a chance to “setup” for the turn when you play your Commander.
- Arbor Elf
- Beanstalk Giant
- Wood Elves
- Harvest Season - Imagine the MCL of having 3 early creatures, say Wall of Blossoms, Wood Elves, and Elvish Reclaimer out. Casting your Commander on Turn 4 (thanks Wood Elves!) and then tapping your 3 creatures to cast Harvest Season, and fetching up 3 Lands. I’m not sure this card is great in here (Might be better in a token deck), but I’ve always wanted to try it out.
- Green Sun’s Zenith to go get Dryad Arbor (This was great with Guardian Project in play!)
- Ramp
- Magus of the Candelabra
- Untapping lands (especially more than one at a time)
- Oblivion Stone
- Boompile
- Sword of Feast and Famine
- Take advantage of all your creatures being lands (this is the other side of the Cyclonic Rift, that I hadn’t considered, running these in your deck, and being proactive with the effect)
- Titania, Protector of Argoth - Hard to wrath if this AND your commander are out.
- Gaea’s Liege - I’ve always loved this card, and you can do some broken stuff with it and Leyweaver
- Sylvan Safekeeper is a creature sac outlet in this deck. It’s super good in here!
- Sylvan Advocate is a 2 mana 4 / 5 that double anthems your whole team!
- Quirion Ranger - Imagine Bouncing your Eternal Witness to Untap your Gaea’s Liege. Or your Wall of Blossoms to untap your Ulvenwald Tracker
- Scryb Ranger
- Temur Sabertooth
- Reusing Enters the Battlefield triggers
- Cloning your creatures with Vesuva! I did the fun thing, I cast Ulvenwald Hydra, got a Vesuva to copy the Hydra, and then with the hydra-copy, fetched up Reliquary tower (because I had Greater Good in play)
- Fun stuff
- So what do you think about this deck? Does it sound fun? Are there any spicy cards you would include? Let us know!
- Summary
- Main Topic - Ashaya, Soul of the Wild
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