Uh, that's a hard no on removing Wild Ricochet, Kor Cartographer, and Explorer's Scope. Red doesn't have a lot of tricky spells and the ability to both redirect and copy a spell at the same time is super valuable, and the deck's ramp is already terrible, removing Cartographer and Scope is basically condemning yourself to slow starts.
Kinda necessary in the long run. Voltron means you're putting all your resources in one place, and if you've got an opponent with an engine that generates tokens, being blockable means you end up wasting turns cutting down chaff and doing no damage.
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Wyleth was already so much fun so I can't wait to play with these upgrades!
All that glitters is a great budget inclusion to the deck.
Good call this was the comment I was leaving :)
I would recommend a Mistveil Plains to recycle your Sunforger package.
Oh man, great looking out here, was unaware of this land!
If budget was a little higher puresteel Paladin would be amazing for and upgrade as well as nahiri heir of the ancients
yeah too bad they didn't reprint inside , I mean in the zendikar commander there was Oona and more card over than 10 dollards
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@@kimbrunet9807 the simic deck has way more value they could added a good equipment or puresteel Paladin
Uh, that's a hard no on removing Wild Ricochet, Kor Cartographer, and Explorer's Scope. Red doesn't have a lot of tricky spells and the ability to both redirect and copy a spell at the same time is super valuable, and the deck's ramp is already terrible, removing Cartographer and Scope is basically condemning yourself to slow starts.
A lot of the cards you took out were just... Wrong.
I hate playing unockable equipments in my voltrons. Feels kinda cheesy. Idk might just be me
Kinda necessary in the long run. Voltron means you're putting all your resources in one place, and if you've got an opponent with an engine that generates tokens, being blockable means you end up wasting turns cutting down chaff and doing no damage.