Anyway, let's break down the evolution of Dredge in Modern! Ravnica Standard-2007 Also, since it's been a while since we've had a Deck Evolutions article, I figured it was worth highlighting some of the old articles, in case you missed them. Today's Dredge Deck Evolutions is actually the fifth installment in the past, we've covered Modern Tron, Legacy Miracles, the now-extinct Modern Twin, and Modern Jund. So, today, we are going to take some time to look over the evolution of the deck, from the very first days of the Modern format up until now, where the deck is so good that some people are suggesting that it may need to be targeted with a banning. Even though the rise of Dredge as a true tier-one deck is relatively new, some form of Dredge deck has been floating around in Modern for years. For the past few months, it has been firmly in the top tier of the format and at times has been the number-one overall deck in Modern. In fact, some decks will actually like it, such as Darien, King of Kjeldor.Dredge is all the rage in Modern. This is especially true for those designed to gain life. Tarnish Citadel works best in the Commander format, where taking a Bolt for mana won't be too big a deal for most decks. Competing land like City of Brass and Man Confluence only have their damage-dealing mana fixing abilities, so even paying for a generic cost will hurt with those lands. Tapping for one colorless mana is sometimes all the player needs to pay for generic or colorless mana requirements in the mana cost of a spell or ability. RELATED: How College Humor's Dimension 20 Predicted D&D's Strixhavenįor one, it doesn't enter the battlefield tapped, but more importantly, there is an option outside its mana fixing ability. At first, taking a Bolt for one mana sounds outrageous, but while Tarnished Citadel isn't a must-have for every deck, it has its merits. This provides the ultimate mana flexibility in exchange for a Bolt to the dome with each use. It can tap for one colorless mana, or for any color of mana, and deal three damage to its controller. That's why the oft-overlooked Tarnished Citadel is so interesting.
0 kommentar(er)
