I've heard this deck called “Eggs 2.0” and that's because once you go off, it takes you a few minutes. Yes, if they Path your Fatestitcher early, you'll be thankful, and they might be as well if the clock is an issue, or they have problems closing out games in time. Then it might be that you go for their lands to either force the issue and make them play that Path to Exile (we hate seeing this card) and save everyone a little bit of time, or we tap their lands just to make us feel us a little safer. Tapping their blockers is usually the first thing you go for, unless you're facing off against some sort of control deck. The benefit of Fatestitcher, however, is while it lets you untap your lands so you can keep your cycle going, it also lets you tap your opponent's permanents.
#Mtg elixir of immortality combo full#
The deck is also chock full one mana cantrips so if you're in a tight spot you can just keep tapping/untapping this card to make your mana and then swing in with a 20/19 Flying Faerie. So we have a back-up plan:įaerie Conclave has evasion right off the bat, so you don't need to worry about pesky blockers and since it's a man land it's a little harder to interact with. Only have 4 creatures in the deck can make it kind of rough, thanks to cards like Surgical Extraction or other graveyard hate strategies (I'm not one to hard cast a Fatestitcher, if you have to you're probably going to lose anyway). I even tried Fling in the deck a “fun-of” but got rid of the card quickly: the only time you'd play the card is when you're going to win anyway and if your opponent has some sort of permission in hand, it's just a feel bad. This ends up making a huge Fatestitcher and big Storm count numbers so you can win via Grapeshot or the Fabulous Zombie Wizard, or - like I've done on more than one occasion - win with both. Get Fatestitcher into your graveyard, and Unearth them while you have a Jeskai Ascendancy on the field, play a cantrip, rinse and repeat. I kind of want to try out a Quicken or two in the deck.
Some things that I'm looking changing or upgrading on the deck would be changing the random Bloodstained Mire s and Wooded Foothill s into Scalding Tarn s and looking at the numbers of Instants versus Sorceries.
Both of the things on this card lets you win the game two different ways giving you multiple angles of attack.Īll told the deck at the deck costs about $450CAN and only about $136TIX if you're looking to play it online (but seriously, it's rough to play online). It does two of the best things in magic that you can do: Loot (draw and then discard) and it'll pump and untap any creatures you have in play. The first few decks I worked on and wrote about for were centred around Jeskai Ascendancy. It is still cheaper than most of the Tier one or maybe even Tier two decks, but this is a deck where I'm not really worried about the budget. We're going to take a look at a deck that's become my go-to Modern deck and something that's come close to my heart as I continue to work on it. That being said, this week I'm not actually going to be looking at one of my usual Budget Brews. Hello all and welcome to this weeks Budget Brews! Winning is nice, but it isn't our main goal here at Budget Brews, instead we just try and have some fun! We tackle a few different ways to build here at Budget Brews: we either look at trying to make the more competitive decks cheaper on the wallet, or we just come up with something new that's easy on the wallet!
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