This site is unaffiliated. This site works best with JavaScript enabled. Huh good point! The choice of which creature decks to run was easy in a rather hard way. The sheer amount of 2-for-1s are immense. MAIN DECK. sweet another field target, good luck grinding against teferi and azcanta.
If you craft your mana-base carefully, you could likely run Painful Truths or
Spit Flame
Revelers just takes two casts, which is 5 mana. Press J to jump to the feed. - Basically adds 3 damage for one mana to all of your discard spells. Therefore, I didn’t test Izzet Phoenix. Oh, you think the losers' bracket is your ally, but you merely adopted the scrub tier. Fling Boil Finally, Grove’s lifegain is a mana ability trigger, so it’s a return of the rules headaches of Krark-Clan Ironworks. sideboard cards have been silver bullets for a long time, and black/blue are easily the colors green is weakest against anyway. -type effect is likely good enough. However, it wasn’t a very sucessful or popular deck at the time, because it wasn’t as well-positioned as Spirits. Faithless Looting
bring Oath back and maybe someone will make a 4c or 5c superfriends deck. Oath might've "helped", but im certain the deck would still have strong showings if Oath had been the only banned card from the deck.
Fyndhorn Elves
There are very few playable cards in modern that are less mana efficient but better card advantage.
could help you cast the black dragons but not activate their abilities.
The decision was made when the Humans player immediately joined in when asked while the other pilots were still deciding.
Repeated cycles of baking hot sun and soaking from pool water makes them vulnerable to rot and fading.
Arclight Phoenix was a newcomer and while it had started making itself known back then, it wasn’t clear that it would become the force that we now know it is.
Punishing Fire’s triggered ability triggers only if it’s already in your graveyard at the time an opponent gains life.
I know a lot of Abzan/Jund legacy decks use it as an alternate/main win con. or
Slumbering Dragon It’s still powerful, and Jund can wreck the unprepared, but in Legacy, Jund-style attrition is done better by Grixis decks. What changed my mind?
Night's Whisper it was because of the explosive mana ramp from mana dorks and the leyline.
He very strongly wants Jund to be The Deck again and thinks Fire is the key. Anyone up for maindeck Thrun, the Last Troll and 26 lands? * when installed in strict compliance with the James Hardie literature relevant at the time of installation including but not limited to all relevant ventilation, sealing requirements and product suitability. Trying to modify a contemporary Modern deck to fit Fire also proved quite tricky.
Help | Raging Ravine. , but is "Players can't gain life" also a replacement effect or something else?).
Birds of Paradise
Thoughts on Grove of the Burnwillows + Punishing Fire combo? It would be better in a deck where the lifegain mattered for other reasons, but I don't know of another card that can profit from that besides. Sounds like its more cute than good. and
, LotV would just get much better. never specifies targeting an opponent when paying for the cumulative upkeep cost. Omen of Fire and Whenever an opponent gains life, you may pay {{R}}. Switched-on homeowners know that building a pool against your house or designing an outdoor room deck creates a beautiful view from your living area. or Oderus Urungus (8th Place) Legacy Challenge #12218060 on 10/18/2020 . And the deck it would go in doesnt seem to meet any of the requirements except being red and green, but I might try it anyway because its a fun engine. It also is a very slow and reliable win condition, netting 1 life for 3 mana. but since the leyline also got banned, the Oath is overkill. Contain.
are great multi-for-ones in EDH. This pair of cards is commonly used, and is devastating to creature decks relying on creatures with less than 2 toughness.
How good would that sort of deck be?
Windgrace's Judgment
Essence Harvest Download the Installation Guide to find out how.
Dread Return
Punishing Fire deals 2 damage to target creature or player. 2 years ago. Since then, Fire has seen considerable play in Legacy as an intrinsic and potent part of Legacy Jund, though Jund itself has been steadily declining.
Bladewing's Thrall
Creatures [14] 2 Arlinn Kord 4 Liliana of the Veil. Phyrexian Dreadnought Link to list: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/534101#online.
This site is unaffiliated. This site works best with JavaScript enabled. Huh good point! The choice of which creature decks to run was easy in a rather hard way. The sheer amount of 2-for-1s are immense. MAIN DECK. sweet another field target, good luck grinding against teferi and azcanta.
If you craft your mana-base carefully, you could likely run Painful Truths or
Spit Flame
Revelers just takes two casts, which is 5 mana. Press J to jump to the feed. - Basically adds 3 damage for one mana to all of your discard spells. Therefore, I didn’t test Izzet Phoenix. Oh, you think the losers' bracket is your ally, but you merely adopted the scrub tier. Fling Boil Finally, Grove’s lifegain is a mana ability trigger, so it’s a return of the rules headaches of Krark-Clan Ironworks. sideboard cards have been silver bullets for a long time, and black/blue are easily the colors green is weakest against anyway. -type effect is likely good enough. However, it wasn’t a very sucessful or popular deck at the time, because it wasn’t as well-positioned as Spirits. Faithless Looting
bring Oath back and maybe someone will make a 4c or 5c superfriends deck. Oath might've "helped", but im certain the deck would still have strong showings if Oath had been the only banned card from the deck.
Fyndhorn Elves
There are very few playable cards in modern that are less mana efficient but better card advantage.
could help you cast the black dragons but not activate their abilities.
The decision was made when the Humans player immediately joined in when asked while the other pilots were still deciding.
Repeated cycles of baking hot sun and soaking from pool water makes them vulnerable to rot and fading.
Arclight Phoenix was a newcomer and while it had started making itself known back then, it wasn’t clear that it would become the force that we now know it is.
Punishing Fire’s triggered ability triggers only if it’s already in your graveyard at the time an opponent gains life.
I know a lot of Abzan/Jund legacy decks use it as an alternate/main win con. or
Slumbering Dragon It’s still powerful, and Jund can wreck the unprepared, but in Legacy, Jund-style attrition is done better by Grixis decks. What changed my mind?
Night's Whisper it was because of the explosive mana ramp from mana dorks and the leyline.
He very strongly wants Jund to be The Deck again and thinks Fire is the key. Anyone up for maindeck Thrun, the Last Troll and 26 lands? * when installed in strict compliance with the James Hardie literature relevant at the time of installation including but not limited to all relevant ventilation, sealing requirements and product suitability. Trying to modify a contemporary Modern deck to fit Fire also proved quite tricky.
Help | Raging Ravine. , but is "Players can't gain life" also a replacement effect or something else?).
Birds of Paradise
Thoughts on Grove of the Burnwillows + Punishing Fire combo? It would be better in a deck where the lifegain mattered for other reasons, but I don't know of another card that can profit from that besides. Sounds like its more cute than good. and
, LotV would just get much better. never specifies targeting an opponent when paying for the cumulative upkeep cost. Omen of Fire and Whenever an opponent gains life, you may pay {{R}}. Switched-on homeowners know that building a pool against your house or designing an outdoor room deck creates a beautiful view from your living area. or Oderus Urungus (8th Place) Legacy Challenge #12218060 on 10/18/2020 . And the deck it would go in doesnt seem to meet any of the requirements except being red and green, but I might try it anyway because its a fun engine. It also is a very slow and reliable win condition, netting 1 life for 3 mana. but since the leyline also got banned, the Oath is overkill. Contain.
are great multi-for-ones in EDH. This pair of cards is commonly used, and is devastating to creature decks relying on creatures with less than 2 toughness.
How good would that sort of deck be?
Windgrace's Judgment
Essence Harvest Download the Installation Guide to find out how.
Dread Return
Punishing Fire deals 2 damage to target creature or player. 2 years ago. Since then, Fire has seen considerable play in Legacy as an intrinsic and potent part of Legacy Jund, though Jund itself has been steadily declining.
Bladewing's Thrall
Creatures [14] 2 Arlinn Kord 4 Liliana of the Veil. Phyrexian Dreadnought Link to list: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/534101#online.
or "Punishing Fire, when combined with Grove of the Burnwillows, gives a repeatable 2 damage for 3 mana. It also is a very slow and reliable win condition, netting 1 life for 3 mana. It can be pretty good in land-based decks as they generally play out of the graveyard, have extra mana to spend and have more ways to find the combo. , This pair of cards is commonly used, and is devastating to creature decks relying on creatures with less than 2 toughness.
This site is unaffiliated. This site works best with JavaScript enabled. Huh good point! The choice of which creature decks to run was easy in a rather hard way. The sheer amount of 2-for-1s are immense. MAIN DECK. sweet another field target, good luck grinding against teferi and azcanta.
If you craft your mana-base carefully, you could likely run Painful Truths or
Spit Flame
Revelers just takes two casts, which is 5 mana. Press J to jump to the feed. - Basically adds 3 damage for one mana to all of your discard spells. Therefore, I didn’t test Izzet Phoenix. Oh, you think the losers' bracket is your ally, but you merely adopted the scrub tier. Fling Boil Finally, Grove’s lifegain is a mana ability trigger, so it’s a return of the rules headaches of Krark-Clan Ironworks. sideboard cards have been silver bullets for a long time, and black/blue are easily the colors green is weakest against anyway. -type effect is likely good enough. However, it wasn’t a very sucessful or popular deck at the time, because it wasn’t as well-positioned as Spirits. Faithless Looting
bring Oath back and maybe someone will make a 4c or 5c superfriends deck. Oath might've "helped", but im certain the deck would still have strong showings if Oath had been the only banned card from the deck.
Fyndhorn Elves
There are very few playable cards in modern that are less mana efficient but better card advantage.
could help you cast the black dragons but not activate their abilities.
The decision was made when the Humans player immediately joined in when asked while the other pilots were still deciding.
Repeated cycles of baking hot sun and soaking from pool water makes them vulnerable to rot and fading.
Arclight Phoenix was a newcomer and while it had started making itself known back then, it wasn’t clear that it would become the force that we now know it is.
Punishing Fire’s triggered ability triggers only if it’s already in your graveyard at the time an opponent gains life.
I know a lot of Abzan/Jund legacy decks use it as an alternate/main win con. or
Slumbering Dragon It’s still powerful, and Jund can wreck the unprepared, but in Legacy, Jund-style attrition is done better by Grixis decks. What changed my mind?
Night's Whisper it was because of the explosive mana ramp from mana dorks and the leyline.
He very strongly wants Jund to be The Deck again and thinks Fire is the key. Anyone up for maindeck Thrun, the Last Troll and 26 lands? * when installed in strict compliance with the James Hardie literature relevant at the time of installation including but not limited to all relevant ventilation, sealing requirements and product suitability. Trying to modify a contemporary Modern deck to fit Fire also proved quite tricky.
Help | Raging Ravine. , but is "Players can't gain life" also a replacement effect or something else?).
Birds of Paradise
Thoughts on Grove of the Burnwillows + Punishing Fire combo? It would be better in a deck where the lifegain mattered for other reasons, but I don't know of another card that can profit from that besides. Sounds like its more cute than good. and
, LotV would just get much better. never specifies targeting an opponent when paying for the cumulative upkeep cost. Omen of Fire and Whenever an opponent gains life, you may pay {{R}}. Switched-on homeowners know that building a pool against your house or designing an outdoor room deck creates a beautiful view from your living area. or Oderus Urungus (8th Place) Legacy Challenge #12218060 on 10/18/2020 . And the deck it would go in doesnt seem to meet any of the requirements except being red and green, but I might try it anyway because its a fun engine. It also is a very slow and reliable win condition, netting 1 life for 3 mana. but since the leyline also got banned, the Oath is overkill. Contain.
are great multi-for-ones in EDH. This pair of cards is commonly used, and is devastating to creature decks relying on creatures with less than 2 toughness.
How good would that sort of deck be?
Windgrace's Judgment
Essence Harvest Download the Installation Guide to find out how.
Dread Return
Punishing Fire deals 2 damage to target creature or player. 2 years ago. Since then, Fire has seen considerable play in Legacy as an intrinsic and potent part of Legacy Jund, though Jund itself has been steadily declining.
Bladewing's Thrall
Creatures [14] 2 Arlinn Kord 4 Liliana of the Veil. Phyrexian Dreadnought Link to list: https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/534101#online.
