Silverglade Pathfinder - An odd little dork. Let's not get into the fun stuff it does with Bazaar of Baghdad. In Example - Threshold coupled with Maze of Ith generates infinite mana, an untapped attacking creature of your choice, and a fully untapped mana base for main phase 2. Afterwards, it's the best mana dork in the deck except for Avenging Druid, and does some very silly things with the deck.
Krosan Restorer - Before threshold is acquired (turn 1 and 2). Like a Control deck, this deck really wants to hit all of its land drops. Instead of using it to deck yourself in one go and win on the spot, Hermit Druid allows us to hit our land drops at the same time as milling away ten-fifteen cards. Hermit Druid - This deck uses Hermit Druid in a very odd way. It's blue's version of Millikin (something that, except for Null Rod, would have a place here.) However, since the entire point of the deck is to mill yourself, why not generate mana while you're doing it? Win/win.ĭryad Arbor! It's a land! It's a creature! It's a. This is probably the best manadork.ĭeranged Assistant is a very deranged mana dork recently from innistrad, and is seemingly unplayable. Why? Well, what if you hit a dredger? Avenging Druid can quickly go through the deck and set up a winning grave-state before you can blink. When it hits, it starts self-milling until it hits a land, which gets put into the battlefield untapped and ready to go (expect for CIPT lands.) If you've got edric, it's best to draw AFTER the mill effect. This card requires a good knowledge of the stack to use properly, particularly with Edric out. It's a lot of bizzare little mana generators, some of which require a lot of explanation. For one, there are no Birds to Paradise, Bloom Tender, or others similar. This is not your typical bunch of mana dorks. Next in line for mana are the creatures, which constitute the vast majority of the fast mana. On the other hand, a turn one Exploration turns your deck into a mini-azusa driven pile of fury, and drawing cards off of edric ensures you never run out of gas. Either it wins you the game, gets you a step nearer, or does something silly. No! By the time you're paying four mana for something, it better be doing something extremely helpful to the overall plan. Why doesn't this deck use Oracle of Mul-Daya instead? The Oracle is a body, which is relevant for several of the cards in the deck, and it's only four mana to cast, not much of an issue. The turn after a resolved Far Wanderings is very, very dangerous.Įxploration deserves a bit more exploration. Instead, we get one-drop ramp, a flashbackable Rampant Growth, and my personal favorite, a threshold get-3. We don't use goodstuff like Cultivate or Skyshroud Claim.
Let's start with the spell-based ramp cards: However, we're not going to do it in the traditional way. This means we've got access to some of the best ramp in the game, and of course we're going to abuse it fully. Gaka's Deck Magic Online OCTGN2 Apprentice Buy These Cardsĭredgric is a green deck. kind of.Ĭredit to Jace_ for testing and tuning with me. This is one of the few decks that uses Hermit Druid "fairly". Besides, it's far more fun to swing with Kessig Cagebreakers and completely destroy someone while drawing/dredging half your deck. They simply do not do enough to warrant a spot, as this is a Multiplayer deck. One thing to note about this deck, I purposefully did not include some of the spotlight graveyard-based creatures, such as Vengevine, Tarmogoyf, Terravore, and such. If anything, Black slows down the whole process! Hopefully, this deck proves that Black isn't necessary for dredge to do well. Something like Regrowth - which turns into a Demonic Tutor in this deck, or Genesis, our Volrath's Stronghold. To make up for black's tutors and reanimation, we'll just have to make do with green's equivalents. In using Edric, however - the deck loses one key thing. I designed this little piece of art - Dredgric! In an effort to fix this, and to have a little fun.
Though they can utilize the draw step incredibly effectively, it's far too slow for ordinary means. The problem many dredge decks face is a distinct lack of draw power.
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