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Most of them are also really cheap to cast.

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Fake Scarecrows! That's why the list utilizes around 20 creatures with the Changeling keyword plus other Shapeshifters that can become a copy of another creature. most of the normal Scarecrows are way too bad. "But Kitsu, you are only playing four other Scarecrows in the entire deck, how do you want to Vindicate everything constantly?" Use it! This can catch opponents by surprise as they realize that no permanents are safe from the harvest. Our Commander has in-built land destruction. The main strategy of the deck is to get out Reaper King fast and start destroying the opponents' permanents to hinder them on finding their way into the game. My former 5c decks were all either Chaos or Maze's End focussed ones. Sliver Mutant A Scarecrow! A five colored Commander that seems to point to a specific path in deckbuilding but is still interesting enough to build and not an autopilot. So many Dragons, Humans, but even more Avatars. Najeela, the Blade-Blossom - Human Warriorħ. Let's take a look at EDHrec, specifically at the 5c Legends. you like highly competitive formats and only deride EDH (seriously, what are you doing here then?).you are disgusted by too many tribes in a deck (there can't be too many, so you are just weird).you want to let your opponents play with their cards.

five colored decks are too much for you.

you like to end games in different ways.

you have a few unused tribal lords lying around and don't know what to do with them.

a five colored Vindicate with legs suits your style of play.

you want a deck that's centered around a rather unique Commander.

And that's the whole point of the deck: Flexibility! A Commander that's flexible in his casting cost. The Commander I want to talk about today is a weird looking one:Ī Commander that supports a tribe that only offers a handful of useful cards beside him. Today I want to introduce you to the solution of your problems. If you have those problems, then congratulations: The perfect condition for nonsense!ĭon't you hate it, when you have three tribes you want to build a deck around, but only have the budget for one of them and you can't decide on which one?ĭon't you hate it, when the other players in your group play global effects like Elvish Champion but only they benefit from it because no one else plays elves?ĭon't you hate lands, especially those of other players?ĭon't you want to see your opponents cower in fear?

Those thoughts (and the summer heat in my small attic flat) didn't let me sleep, so this post is going to be written mostly by my overtired mind. I still have some doubts if it is a good idea to post it at all.

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In the last weeks I have pondered on how to formulate this post.

Users of mtgnexus, valued Google bots, guaranteed present NSA-agents, but most importantly: dear Tribe Tribal players, You have destroyed 45 permanents (some of which I'd imagine are your own), created 35 tokens, created 10 more precursor golems, and you still have Rite in your hand.Ugh. Original copy targeting the Golem gives you 5 golems and another 10 tokens. Original copy targeting the token gives you 5 tokens. You now have to destroy 15 target permanents. Third copy resolves giving you 5 precursor golems, resulting in another 10 tokens. Second copy resolves giving you 5 tokens. You now have to destroy 5 target permanents. Then the Narset's reversal would copy the kicked Rite targeting Precursor Golem, which in turn copies itself twice to target the 2 golem tokens. Narset's reversal means that you bring the spell back to hand, but all copies remain on the stack.Īssuming you targeted the token and not the Golem, you'd have a kicked rite copied targeting the golem and the other token on the stack.