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Deck Comments / Re: Our Robot Overlords - Comments

« le: Octobre 20, 2022, 02:41:58 am »

I'm happy that you enjoy it, I totally get the budget constraints. A lot of my favorite decks are built budget friendly and I find that they can perform as well if not better and for the same level of fun.

I love the touch of swapping in Saheeli and swapping into a bit more draw. Every little bit of customization makes it a bit more your own than it was before. I was considering throwing a Scrap Mastery in for a bit of emergency recursion since artifact hate is so common. If any deck was going to evolve, it'd be a Phyrexian/Myr one.

I hope that you continue enjoying it!

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Deck Comments / Re: Our Robot Overlords - Comments

« le: Octobre 19, 2022, 09:17:35 pm »

Heya Lukin,

In his case, the goal is primarily to make as many tokens as you can and then convert them into something bigger and scarier by creating a token copy of something you care about more.

Ex. 20 assorted tokens of Myrs, Golem, and Thopters. Create a token copy of Master of Etherium. Suddenly you have 21 creatures that are 41/41s, have haste, and a very beefed up Brudiclad.

If you have Mycosynth Golem out, a Vedalken Archmage or Jhoira, and a handful of artifacts, you have the potential to play out a good chunk of cards in the deck to build up a quick board state. and get some of the scarier artifacts onto the board.

As you've mentioned, Mirrodin Besieged is an alternative win condition.

TLDR: I told my friends that this deck filled with Myr was a Token Myr Deck, they now make fun of me because I won using Golems.