It doesn't matter what my life total is at the end of a game, as long as I win. As for my decision making process behind choosing Painlands over others, the constant life loss is a relatively minor concern - the aim of this deck is to threaten to win between turns 5 and 8 (or sooner, ideally).
#Extus oriq overlord how to#
I find myself wanting to give my plain looking user name the same treatment - but i'm too lazy to re-learn how to do it. If I ever get it feeling better I will post it here.Īlways good to hear from a fellow hivemate D o o m b e a r d 1 9 8 4, by the way your customized username is very cool. However, it feels very fragile and when I make it feel less fragile, I just push it into a generic aristocrats style and I might as well just play a better aristocrats commander at that point. I have been working on deck focusing on the front of If you want to play it aristocrat, I agree with you that you want to use some of the very few cards in magic that return an instant or sorcery back to your hand and cheap spells to try to get extra value with short loops. Â Flip as I have in this deck is much less effort for much greater effect. It is just too much effort for what you get out of it. Even if it is not countered you now have to get even more creatures into play to sacrifice to cast the spell again. That counts creatures sacrificed this turn, so you are setting yourself up to be blown out when the spell is countered on the stack. However, many of them try to leverage the sacrifice creatures line to lower the casting cost and I believe that is a trap due to the fact you have to sacrifice the creatures as you cast the spell unlike something like Since I wrote the description I have seen more decks come out trying to use the backside of Extus. Hey Poooootato, thank you for checking the deck out and the comment. Another good 3 drop would Soul Shatter since it's really strong in this meta for cards like Goldspan Dragon, Koma, Cosmos Serpent, various planeswalkers, etc, and you barely run any removal as it is which is kind of odd in these colors.īlood for the Blood Avatar: An Extus Guide 1 year ago A few copies of Hoarding Ogre would be the 1st things to go if I was you. Maybe cutting a few 1 or 4 cmc cards here and there would make sense too. Speaking of which, Skullport Merchant would also be a very nice fit since you don't have much 3 drops in your curve. You could probably try to squeeze in a Price of Loyalty just because it could lead to really strong turns with all the treasure/sacrifice synergies you're already running.
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You might as well go full Rakdos (red black) since you really should swap those 4 Sea Gate Banneret for some Forsworn Paladin anyway, and then you'd only need a single treasure or pathway on white to play the front side of Extus, Oriq Overlord
 Flip and 4 copies of a very mediocre Sea Gate Banneret. If you want to provide feedback on Brewer's Corner lists, you can use the feedback form found in the changelog channel on our Discord server.I like the suggestion of Showdown of the Skalds, but you're pretty much splashing white only for 2 copies of Extus, Oriq Overlord We'll look into how well the decks are maintained and perform, and how frequently they're played after the initial hype. We will still have general power level guidelines (for example, it will be hard to admit Isamaru despite how optimized a list might be), but they are less strict than our guidelines for older commanders.Įach review cycle, the managers and the reviewers revisit the entries in the Brewer's Corner. In terms of deck evaluation, we will mostly be concerned with optimizing the commander, rather than comparing them to existing entries. New entries that do not fit under any of the existing ones will go into the Brewer's Corner. The Brewer's Corner is a solution for many of these concerns. While we'd like to see these new commanders represented, many lists aren't maintained after the initial hype period. EDH is increasing in popularity and a lot of people want to play with new commanders.
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