We're not doing anything fancy here, just good old fashion beat 'em up. The main goal is to play lands that tap for two mana (otherwise known as "sol lands" after Sol Ring) or essentially tap for two mana ( Eye of Ugin) and swarm the board with Eldrazi. Draw a card? Don't mind if I do! Ping that Young Pyromancer or Stoneforge Mystic? Sure, why not? Endbringer is also a pseudo Fog and a Rogue's Passage on legs. Reality Smasher is a tramplin' hasty 5/5 that can also protect itself, and Endbringer is chock full of so much value. Also, Thought-Knot comes packing a punch, swinging for four damage a turn. It exiles the chosen card so there's no fear of opponents flashing back that Swords to Plowshares with a Snapcaster Mage.
And Thought-Knot Seer is just a better Tidehollow Sculler. Don't be fooled, Eldrazi Mimic is not a 2/1. The creatures in this deck are pretty insane, too. Why should I be frightened of a Wasteland any more than, say, Stoneblade, Shardless BUG, or MUD players? Darn near every land I draw will essentially tap for two mana. This deck is playing 16 sol lands while opponents have only four Wastelands. Just give it a couple weeks." But here's the crux, the deck is actually good in Legacy, and I don't think it'll be just another fad.įor those saying it can't handle a format with Wasteland, simple arithmetic proves them wrong. "Oh, it won't do well because of Wasteland." Or, "There's better things to be doing with all that fast mana." Something along the lines of, "It's just a flash in the pan. Before attempting to try Eldrazi out I've read from plenty of naysayers that don't think it's the real deal.
Eldrazi are running rampant right now in Modern so them coming into Legacy isn't much of a surprise.
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