Deck # 7: Kylie's Stormseekers (EDH / Commander) [Revision 30]

Dr. Kylie Moriarty, having just aided in the forgiveness of several planeswalkers at the cost of all memories of their past, is back to making mutants, this time of dragons. Her plans are disrupted when Tiamat and her dragons decide to attack Planet Earth because some human leader in the U. S. decided to get tough with her, and you don't do that to Tiamat.

Though it was against her instincts to intervene in American matters anymore because she thinks the place an irredeemable wasteland, Kylie responded to the pleas of Oketra the True, and drained her 99-point, almost ready Helix Pinnacle, which she was going to use to gain the power to cleanse and undo all planeswalker distortion. With the power Kylie drained from her Helix Pinnacle, she whipped up a Hurricane like nothing that had ever been seen before or since, all over the American skies. It drove Tiamat off and killed her entire dragon army, though it also did some damage to the U. S., still nothing like what Tiamat would have done.

Displeased that her near-completed project was ruined, Kylie gets another idea. She can make storms without draining her Helix Pinnacle if she gets help from land search creatures. So Kylie gets to work, refining and developing a rather brilliant, if crazy, scheme to not just blast anyone who threatens Great Britain out of the sky with Hurricane or Squall Line. To repel those who would try to attack Great Britain on land or sea, Dr. Moriarty also concocts a Fault Line and an Earthquake. She can also keep those spells going with several different cards that shuffle her graveyard back into her library, and help from Kefnet.

Unlike the U. S., Kylie cares about her home country, England, and sees it as her patriotic duty not to let her own magic bring ruin to it, so she produces another new clone, this one of The Wanderer, who can cast charms to render Kylie's storm magic harmless to the local populace.

Gavony Township, and a clone of Shalai, Voice of Plenty, work to shore up weak fliers, as does the strange alliance of Fanatical Devotion and Death's Presence. It's easy to have tokens to spare to regenerate creatures not strong enough for the storms, with Oketra, Lathliss, and an Utvara Hellkite around. The paltry amount of counterspells serve as stopgap measures.

Let the Song of Storms be sung!