As someone who got into MTG this summer and quickly discovered commander formats were my favorite, I’ve absolutely loved everything that’s come out this second half of the year and even the last sets going back to Kaldheim. Such an amazing game I’m so happy me and my friends decided to try
I do play every single white cards mentioned here split in two decks. A LOT of excellent cards this year, especially from Kamigawa. Thanks for the review
Relic of Legends was one of my favorites to come out, probably. As you mentioned, it’s fairly playable in a non-legends deck, although in EDH there tends to be a lot of legends floating around in the 99 anyway, so this could be well-worth 3 mana in most decks that need it. But in a legends matter deck this is easily one of the best mana rocks you could run.
Been loving deciple of calas nin in my Livio + Rogger deck (rogger only so I can play zirda). Play deciple, exil it with livio before your next turn and return it at your end step.
100% agreed on farewell. It's so good at doing what I want a boardwipe for: solving any problem on board. I'll try to think up ways to protect what I'm doing on board, and it always gets to "very solid, but farewell will still solve it." I really hope it gets consistent meaningful reprints.
I always viewed counterspells as " Destroy target spell on the stack." Also good list, that Iron Throne card is going right into my Dargo // Tevesh Commander Storm deck (Not infinite, to easy to do that)
4:53 I disagree that Hulking Metamorph is better than Phyrexian Metamorph. Aside from the fact that Phyrexian Metamorph can be cast for 3 + two life (requiring 1 whole mana less and no blue pips), it can enter as a copy of any artifact or creature on the battlefield, not just your stuff. Sure, the Hulking Metamorph has the bonus of always being an artifact creature with a viable body no matter what you copy-- but this can be a con, as having two card types opens you up to more removal. Plus, keeping HM's power becomes a bad thing if you're copying a creature that's bigger. Still a damn good, and underrated, clone. Love the content!
I love Elixer of Immortality because it can stop you from losing due to running out of cards in the library. It's a niche situation I know, if you have no cards in your deck you should either be about to win or you've lost, but it feels good to know that it has that extra layer of safety. Campfire exileing itself after one use just feels bad.
There were a lot of great cards in the Warhammer set, but my personal favorite was *Out of the Tombs* for how much consistency it adds to my Ghen deck.
Campfire versus elixir of immortality: campfire exiles while elixir shuffles itself in so it can keep you from decking yourself. In a deck, where you can deck yourself, you probably have a low life total in the five life will help. Plaza of Heroes: Please note all Planeswalkers are now legendary, so all the other abilities will work if your commander is a planeswalker except for the last. It will work for any other legendary creature in the 99 though.
I'd have to try out Wild Magic surge, cause at the moment, destroying an opponent's enchantment only for them to get another enchantment doesn't sound good. Unless they have no other enchantments in the deck, I can only see this backfiring. For creatures, lands, and artifacts this sounds better but for mono red answers for enchantments, thats a hard sell for me.
People are playing Elixir of Immortality over Campfire because it shuffle itself aswell into the deck where Campfire exile itself, this leads to loops where Elixir helps you go through your whole deck multiple times
Calamity's Wake seems pretty big. Only one more colorless mana than a silence, doing the same thing PLUS exiling all graveyards. A silence and graveyard hate in the same card. 👍
Im thinking of building a Voltron Balan, wandering knight deck. Does anyone know if the vexilius preator.(Protection from everything) stop her mana ability? i cant find anything on the internet and the reason i think that is cuz Vexilius came out in a 40k deck
Wild magic surge is rad because it says destroy, chaos warp doesn't. Sure, your opponent will get a replacement, but if you're yeeting their Urborg and they get a swamp, I'm cool with that, or if you yeet their winter orb and they get a mana rock, that's cool too. Sure, it's not as good as some black removal, and it can backfire, but in mono-red and maybe even red-blue and red-green I think it can see a fair bit of play. Red doesn't really have any "destroy" spells that work in such a general manner, it's usually either artifacts or lands, and creature removal usually comes down to direct damage which doesn't always work if the creature gets big enough. Hell, destorying any permanent isn't super common as is and a lot of those cards are either multicolored and/or give your opponent some kind of replacement. A lot of permanent removal also exclude lands, and with all the bonkers lands in the format some land removal is probably smart in most decks.
If you really want the toxicrene effect just run world tree, crop rotation, Sylvan scrying, even chromatic lantern The effect is not worth 4 mana in my world and it's on a vulnerable creature It having reach and death touch helps it a lot tho
shadow in the warp absolutely ripped my kess deck apart, i took like 10 damage from it because i had a hand full of instants that i needed to use in response to things
I seriously got into commander in like august and looking back there are some great cards but there is so much fire from sets this year. You can pick up a precon and optimize it to a high power level just from cards that were printed this year.
- Loran of the Third Path was very underrated when it was released bought it for pennies now it is $3.99USD - I like that all the ''Protoype'' creatures can be blinked to return as the final version - I don't get the art on Archivist of Oghma, are they missing an appendage? - Plaza of Heroes, hmm weird I am not using this in my Dihada Legendary tribal - The ''Channel'' lands are crazy :P
Can confirm finally got to play my archivist of oghma in my orzhov deck from a cultivate. Felt good, card stuck around and I ended up drawing 6 cards off it.
A small thing, Vexilus praetor is great in a voltron deck, specifically Haktos, i wasn't planing on targeting him with anything, so he is pretty good there. EDIT: Also, i love campfire for beledros, the life gain can help offset the commander a bit, and being able to recast him without tax is useful, since he is so damn expensive. I agree that wildmagic surge is pretty underrated, it's also important to note that since you don't shuffle before revealing cards you can setup polimorph like effects which is pretty nice, i run it in my tovolar deck, and a couple of times i have found my self doing temple see something cool with the scry and then just wildsurging it in, it's fringe and rare, but it's there
The exception is tokens that are copies of creatures (via Rite of Replication or Cackling Counterpart, for instance). These tokens will have the same CMC as the creature they're copying.
Yes, I very much wish I had more than just the one Campfire. I currently have 15 decks and I'm running the only one I have in my Muxus deck, which coincidentally also has one of the two Elixir of Immortally I have. Of all of my decks I think there's only one where I absolutely would not run this card and that's, also coincidentally, an artifact deck (Jhoria w/Lab man/Thoricle win cons). Don't get me wrong, I'm not actually sure how many decks I'd actually end up shoehorning this into, but if I owned them I'd definitely be trying.
I'm bummed about relic of legends because it can only tap legendary creatures. I still put it in my shrine tribal deck but it would have been insane if it was any legendary permanent.
It blows my mind just how against an offer you can't refuse some people are. I pulled it from, I think a prerelease pack, back when I randomly bought one. I instantly fell in love with it and honestly argue that I think it's better than swan song. I truly think an offer might be top 3 counter spells in the format
It's great, but it does have issues. Against a counter spell heavy deck it gives them the mana to cast another counterspell on the spell you're trying to resolve. I do think it's a staple though, great budget replacement for swan song.
offer you can't refuse is so cracked, 1 mana is so easy to leave up and its so inexpensive for a negate with no strings attached. 2 treasures are nothing when in commander you'll be using it to save your butt from all the most terrifying sorceries and artifacts and enchantments that already costed 5+ mana. it also helps that its also only 2$ or so unlike the forces, fierce guardianship, pact of negation, and swan song which are much more expensive. def one of my favorites and is in all of my blue decks
I'm honestly surprised Balor is not very played in isshin deck at least according to edhrec, I would run shadow in the warp if it's wasn't soo expensive. And no doubt farewell just replaced merciless eviction, fits more deck, same mana cost, exile, more than two option and graveyard hate
The reason why Campfire isn’t better than Elixir is because it exiles itself to use it and elixir goes into the library for infinite combos. It’s still cool and amazing, but not strictly better.
Half of the cards in this list made me win the game, the other half made me lose games when played against me. Great year for edh but I am scared about power creep with speed of releases... HNY everyone
Shadow in the warp seems overrated to me. The "once per turn" kills it. We have other options that do the same that don't have the once per turn limitation.
Note plaza of hero's say spend mana of any colour on a legendary spell... SPELL that includes planeswalkers and artifacts not just creatures it's too good!
In regards to Saw and half and gray merchant of asphadol, I'm pretty sure the token copies won't count the pips of the tokens because they are tokens and have no colored pips.
I hate how Farewell is basically a strictly better version of Merciless Eviction. I hate how you can pick however many modes on it you want. I'm sick of them making strictly better versions of cards that are already commander staples.
if we talk about non cedh you can prioritise how you like, demo eg. puts removal on higher spots others would put ramp or combos there. means its a little of personal choice^^. but we can agree on some points like that farewell is by far the best mass removal in game (yet). btw oh man that card was an instant bann on my tables (group decision) cause our powerlvl cant recover well with that powerhouse card. otherwise we have to look at cedh standards: manacost, interactivity, tempo, effect => instantspeed, low mana, difficult interaction and strongeffects allways far up to every other thing (and on some tables they also have on top shutdowns and slow enermie progress). So if your not blue (or cant shut down thassa combo), your not high cedh xD
I have decided to give you my secret rograhk and thrasios cedh brew. Magda, Goldspan Dragon, dockside extortionist, skullwinder, signal the clans, jeska’s will, dualcaster mage, kinnan, Barrin Master Wizard, Ghostly flicker, Twinflame, Meria, Tireless provisioner, etherium sculptor, equilibrium, Battered golem, seedborn muse, eternal witness, defiler of dreams, shrieking drake, Baral’s expertise, prosperous innkeeper, relic of legends, goblin engineer, tamiyo collector of tales, displacer kitten, cryptolith rite, displace, the reality chip, douse, gilded drake, Jaheria, fury storm, guild artisan, goblin matron, sanctum weaver, consuming tide, muddle the mixture, replication technique, goblin welder, hullbreaker horror, crafty cutpurse, academy manufactor, guided passage, static orb, winter orb, sublime epiphany, urza lord high artificer, adrix and Nev twincasters, paradoxical outcome, Mox amber, nyxbloom ancient, bloom tender, lifeforce, drafna founder of lat nam, ghostly pilferer, mana crypt, sol ring, galazeth prismari, imperial recruiter, threats undetected, lonis Cryptozoologist, voldaren epicure, intuition, cloudstone curio, sensei’s divining top. + 32 lands and Rograhk and thrasios in command zone. It’s something that’s definitely typically a little slower out the gate but that’s kinda an advantage as people will underestimate your true threat potential. It also has t1 play lines. Blood moon doesn’t impact it as bad because you generate so much non land mana and you have so much red to cast anyway. Always having rograhk as a combo piece and always having Thrasios as a combo mana sink is actually one of the best stax compliments ever. Also the fact you are dropping rograhk turn 1 every game is nice. Drafna is mostly in there for extra Winter and static orb interaction to help break parody. Also there are obviously a few changes you could make to slightly optimize different faucets. But I think the way I present it above is the best cedh version. Maybe cut a land for lotus petal. But I haven’t tested yet. There is so much combo potential in this decklist that it’s metrically insane. Shrieking drake and Defiler of dreams is as close to ad Naus that my color pie will ever get. Sublime epiphany isn’t just a counterspell, it’s a potential infinite combo engine
As someone who got into MTG this summer and quickly discovered commander formats were my favorite, I’ve absolutely loved everything that’s come out this second half of the year and even the last sets going back to Kaldheim. Such an amazing game I’m so happy me and my friends decided to try
Commander is the best.
You should really look into throne of eldraine it has a lot of very powerful commander cards that are super fun to play with.
also if your not sure about buying new cards/decks, ask your table if they allow proxy or help out via giving you needed cards ^^
Important to note with the current meta, Loran of the Third Path can shut down thoracle combo
wow, good point
Extremely good card, still widely underrated imo...
I do play every single white cards mentioned here split in two decks. A LOT of excellent cards this year, especially from Kamigawa. Thanks for the review
Relic of Legends was one of my favorites to come out, probably. As you mentioned, it’s fairly playable in a non-legends deck, although in EDH there tends to be a lot of legends floating around in the 99 anyway, so this could be well-worth 3 mana in most decks that need it. But in a legends matter deck this is easily one of the best mana rocks you could run.
Been loving deciple of calas nin in my Livio + Rogger deck (rogger only so I can play zirda). Play deciple, exil it with livio before your next turn and return it at your end step.
25:59 Agent of the "Eye-run" Throne? Great video, as always. Thanks!
lol, how else would you pronounce it?
100% agreed on farewell. It's so good at doing what I want a boardwipe for: solving any problem on board. I'll try to think up ways to protect what I'm doing on board, and it always gets to "very solid, but farewell will still solve it." I really hope it gets consistent meaningful reprints.
I always viewed counterspells as " Destroy target spell on the stack." Also good list, that Iron Throne card is going right into my Dargo // Tevesh Commander Storm deck (Not infinite, to easy to do that)
4:53 I disagree that Hulking Metamorph is better than Phyrexian Metamorph. Aside from the fact that Phyrexian Metamorph can be cast for 3 + two life (requiring 1 whole mana less and no blue pips), it can enter as a copy of any artifact or creature on the battlefield, not just your stuff. Sure, the Hulking Metamorph has the bonus of always being an artifact creature with a viable body no matter what you copy-- but this can be a con, as having two card types opens you up to more removal. Plus, keeping HM's power becomes a bad thing if you're copying a creature that's bigger.
Still a damn good, and underrated, clone.
Love the content!
Solid list. If you like Tomb Fortress you're going to love Port of Karfell in dimir. Same effect but at instant speed.
Thank you Demo; always great to hear your insight on yearly topics like this. Some cards I forgot about there
I love Elixer of Immortality because it can stop you from losing due to running out of cards in the library. It's a niche situation I know, if you have no cards in your deck you should either be about to win or you've lost, but it feels good to know that it has that extra layer of safety. Campfire exileing itself after one use just feels bad.
There were a lot of great cards in the Warhammer set, but my personal favorite was *Out of the Tombs* for how much consistency it adds to my Ghen deck.
Campfire versus elixir of immortality: campfire exiles while elixir shuffles itself in so it can keep you from decking yourself. In a deck, where you can deck yourself, you probably have a low life total in the five life will help.
Plaza of Heroes: Please note all Planeswalkers are now legendary, so all the other abilities will work if your commander is a planeswalker except for the last. It will work for any other legendary creature in the 99 though.
Disciple is super wild if you get Out of Time to resolve before you cast her, requires double removal to get boards back
I really enjoy playing with Ledger Shredder. Great in decks like Muldrotha or Raffine.
I'd have to try out Wild Magic surge, cause at the moment, destroying an opponent's enchantment only for them to get another enchantment doesn't sound good. Unless they have no other enchantments in the deck, I can only see this backfiring.
For creatures, lands, and artifacts this sounds better but for mono red answers for enchantments, thats a hard sell for me.
Great video! Always enjoy watching these.
People are playing Elixir of Immortality over Campfire because it shuffle itself aswell into the deck where Campfire exile itself, this leads to loops where Elixir helps you go through your whole deck multiple times
Campfire exiling itself really bothers me.
"Fair Magic".
Calamity's Wake seems pretty big. Only one more colorless mana than a silence, doing the same thing PLUS exiling all graveyards. A silence and graveyard hate in the same card. 👍
my favorite card this year is Professional Face Breaker. First for its name, second for its card advantage
Im thinking of building a Voltron Balan, wandering knight deck. Does anyone know if the vexilius preator.(Protection from everything) stop her mana ability?
i cant find anything on the internet and the reason i think that is cuz Vexilius came out in a 40k deck
Wild magic surge is rad because it says destroy, chaos warp doesn't. Sure, your opponent will get a replacement, but if you're yeeting their Urborg and they get a swamp, I'm cool with that, or if you yeet their winter orb and they get a mana rock, that's cool too. Sure, it's not as good as some black removal, and it can backfire, but in mono-red and maybe even red-blue and red-green I think it can see a fair bit of play.
Red doesn't really have any "destroy" spells that work in such a general manner, it's usually either artifacts or lands, and creature removal usually comes down to direct damage which doesn't always work if the creature gets big enough. Hell, destorying any permanent isn't super common as is and a lot of those cards are either multicolored and/or give your opponent some kind of replacement. A lot of permanent removal also exclude lands, and with all the bonkers lands in the format some land removal is probably smart in most decks.
Brotherhood's End is a house and will see lots of play in the future.
Livewire Mite is just so efficient.
If you really want the toxicrene effect just run world tree, crop rotation, Sylvan scrying, even chromatic lantern
The effect is not worth 4 mana in my world and it's on a vulnerable creature
It having reach and death touch helps it a lot tho
shadow in the warp absolutely ripped my kess deck apart, i took like 10 damage from it because i had a hand full of instants that i needed to use in response to things
I seriously got into commander in like august and looking back there are some great cards but there is so much fire from sets this year. You can pick up a precon and optimize it to a high power level just from cards that were printed this year.
Elixer of Immortality shuffles itself as well for those decks that likes to loop.
- Loran of the Third Path was very underrated when it was released bought it for pennies now it is $3.99USD
- I like that all the ''Protoype'' creatures can be blinked to return as the final version
- I don't get the art on Archivist of Oghma, are they missing an appendage?
- Plaza of Heroes, hmm weird I am not using this in my Dihada Legendary tribal
- The ''Channel'' lands are crazy :P
Can confirm finally got to play my archivist of oghma in my orzhov deck from a cultivate. Felt good, card stuck around and I ended up drawing 6 cards off it.
Far out, Robaran Mercenaries has vigilance too? Never heard of it before, just ordered 3. Card looks nuts, cheers 🍻
Biggest problem that card had was being buried under product overload in a commander product.
Can we just give him a honourable mention on his fantastic music taste?
A small thing, Vexilus praetor is great in a voltron deck, specifically Haktos, i wasn't planing on targeting him with anything, so he is pretty good there.
EDIT: Also, i love campfire for beledros, the life gain can help offset the commander a bit, and being able to recast him without tax is useful, since he is so damn expensive.
I agree that wildmagic surge is pretty underrated, it's also important to note that since you don't shuffle before revealing cards you can setup polimorph like effects which is pretty nice, i run it in my tovolar deck, and a couple of times i have found my self doing temple see something cool with the scry and then just wildsurging it in, it's fringe and rare, but it's there
In corner-case Voltron decks, Vexilus Praetor is very good. I have him in my Asmira, Holy Avenger Deck and it is awesome for that particular one.
Tokens have pips? 17:50 The saw in half on the gray merch comment
The exception is tokens that are copies of creatures (via Rite of Replication or Cackling Counterpart, for instance). These tokens will have the same CMC as the creature they're copying.
Is the way you pronounce iron a regional thing (perhaps an Albany expression)?
Yes, I very much wish I had more than just the one Campfire. I currently have 15 decks and I'm running the only one I have in my Muxus deck, which coincidentally also has one of the two Elixir of Immortally I have. Of all of my decks I think there's only one where I absolutely would not run this card and that's, also coincidentally, an artifact deck (Jhoria w/Lab man/Thoricle win cons). Don't get me wrong, I'm not actually sure how many decks I'd actually end up shoehorning this into, but if I owned them I'd definitely be trying.
oh black market connections effect is mandatory, yeah that is actually a problem
I'm bummed about relic of legends because it can only tap legendary creatures. I still put it in my shrine tribal deck but it would have been insane if it was any legendary permanent.
It blows my mind just how against an offer you can't refuse some people are. I pulled it from, I think a prerelease pack, back when I randomly bought one. I instantly fell in love with it and honestly argue that I think it's better than swan song. I truly think an offer might be top 3 counter spells in the format
It's great, but it does have issues. Against a counter spell heavy deck it gives them the mana to cast another counterspell on the spell you're trying to resolve. I do think it's a staple though, great budget replacement for swan song.
@@Tvboy777 the resolution of ‘an offer you cant refuse’ is what creates the treasure tokens though.
The best part about 'an offer you can't refuse' is trying to sound like a mob guy every time you counter a spell with it. At least I always do that.
offer you can't refuse is so cracked, 1 mana is so easy to leave up and its so inexpensive for a negate with no strings attached. 2 treasures are nothing when in commander you'll be using it to save your butt from all the most terrifying sorceries and artifacts and enchantments that already costed 5+ mana. it also helps that its also only 2$ or so unlike the forces, fierce guardianship, pact of negation, and swan song which are much more expensive. def one of my favorites and is in all of my blue decks
Can you create a list for these on TCG?
Why does farewell get around hexproof, it still needs a target to exile no?
as i say all the time, if a card targets it will use the actual word target on it. farewell does not.
White and green seemed to get really strong cards this year
I still think esper sentinel is a better card draw card than archivist of oghma but it's a very good card. Never have trouble drawing cards in white
Deep gnome is pretty spendy and isn’t likely to see a reprint for awhile so that keeps its numbers down.
Always interesting to see how you rank cards
Vexilus Praetor and exalted deck like Rafiq is brutal.
I'm honestly surprised Balor is not very played in isshin deck at least according to edhrec, I would run shadow in the warp if it's wasn't soo expensive. And no doubt farewell just replaced merciless eviction, fits more deck, same mana cost, exile, more than two option and graveyard hate
I like this type of content!
The reason why Campfire isn’t better than Elixir is because it exiles itself to use it and elixir goes into the library for infinite combos. It’s still cool and amazing, but not strictly better.
Half of the cards in this list made me win the game, the other half made me lose games when played against me. Great year for edh but I am scared about power creep with speed of releases... HNY everyone
Good stuff keep it up
Really wish Balor was a legend I would love to make him a chaos commander
Shadow in the warp seems overrated to me. The "once per turn" kills it. We have other options that do the same that don't have the once per turn limitation.
“Segas” 😅
Note plaza of hero's say spend mana of any colour on a legendary spell... SPELL that includes planeswalkers and artifacts not just creatures it's too good!
my card of this year is Jailbreak.
not only cause of politics, but also 2 mana get a permanent back is pretty unice esp for that manacost :)
I like serra paragon 😅😣😍
Shoehorn list of 2022
In regards to Saw and half and gray merchant of asphadol, I'm pretty sure the token copies won't count the pips of the tokens because they are tokens and have no colored pips.
Token copies still keep the CMC of the copied card so they count towards devotion, Saw in Half is pretty stupid when paired with something like Gary
@@squirkle42 LOL I Sawed in half my Noxious Gearhulk one time :P
#EDH
Saw in half Wurmcoil Engine!!!
I disagree with one thing… countering a turn 1 sol ring is always worth it.
Theres very few white creatures that go in every deck with white. Archivist of Oghma "Hold my beer".
I hate how Farewell is basically a strictly better version of Merciless Eviction. I hate how you can pick however many modes on it you want. I'm sick of them making strictly better versions of cards that are already commander staples.
I dont think spending two mana drawing a card is the best response to an opponent tutoring a card that is about to kill you.
I still think your sleeping on awaken the woods
Yeah, got a deck build I'm working on featuring this one and have another design on the brew. One's Golgari, the other is Gruul
🤘🤘
Hey dude
Farewell was a mistake.
like you mean too good?
Might have to put Sardian into my Ghyrson deck
Its super difficult to say the best cards of 2022 since everything and their mama was busted or could be busted
if we talk about non cedh you can prioritise how you like, demo eg. puts removal on higher spots others would put ramp or combos there.
means its a little of personal choice^^.
but we can agree on some points like that farewell is by far the best mass removal in game (yet).
btw oh man that card was an instant bann on my tables (group decision) cause our powerlvl cant recover well with that powerhouse card.
otherwise we have to look at cedh standards: manacost, interactivity, tempo, effect => instantspeed, low mana, difficult interaction and strongeffects allways far up to every other thing (and on some tables they also have on top shutdowns and slow enermie progress). So if your not blue (or cant shut down thassa combo), your not high cedh xD
White card draw>>>red card draw
WTF i was wondering where your videos went and TH-cam unsubscribed me from your channel.
th-cam.com/video/n_-RoZsJCsA/w-d-xo.html
@@edhdeckbuilding dude what? the one video i did not see😂
I play Hulking Metamorph along side Blighted Agent. Who doesn't want a 7/7 Unblockable with Infect?
Love offer but force of will and force of negation are still infintely better in anything but 4+ color decks
I have decided to give you my secret rograhk and thrasios cedh brew. Magda, Goldspan Dragon, dockside extortionist, skullwinder, signal the clans, jeska’s will, dualcaster mage, kinnan, Barrin Master Wizard, Ghostly flicker, Twinflame, Meria, Tireless provisioner, etherium sculptor, equilibrium, Battered golem, seedborn muse, eternal witness, defiler of dreams, shrieking drake, Baral’s expertise, prosperous innkeeper, relic of legends, goblin engineer, tamiyo collector of tales, displacer kitten, cryptolith rite, displace, the reality chip, douse, gilded drake, Jaheria, fury storm, guild artisan, goblin matron, sanctum weaver, consuming tide, muddle the mixture, replication technique, goblin welder, hullbreaker horror, crafty cutpurse, academy manufactor, guided passage, static orb, winter orb, sublime epiphany, urza lord high artificer, adrix and Nev twincasters, paradoxical outcome, Mox amber, nyxbloom ancient, bloom tender, lifeforce, drafna founder of lat nam, ghostly pilferer, mana crypt, sol ring, galazeth prismari, imperial recruiter, threats undetected, lonis Cryptozoologist, voldaren epicure, intuition, cloudstone curio, sensei’s divining top. + 32 lands and Rograhk and thrasios in command zone. It’s something that’s definitely typically a little slower out the gate but that’s kinda an advantage as people will underestimate your true threat potential. It also has t1 play lines. Blood moon doesn’t impact it as bad because you generate so much non land mana and you have so much red to cast anyway. Always having rograhk as a combo piece and always having Thrasios as a combo mana sink is actually one of the best stax compliments ever. Also the fact you are dropping rograhk turn 1 every game is nice. Drafna is mostly in there for extra Winter and static orb interaction to help break parody. Also there are obviously a few changes you could make to slightly optimize different faucets. But I think the way I present it above is the best cedh version. Maybe cut a land for lotus petal. But I haven’t tested yet. There is so much combo potential in this decklist that it’s metrically insane. Shrieking drake and Defiler of dreams is as close to ad Naus that my color pie will ever get. Sublime epiphany isn’t just a counterspell, it’s a potential infinite combo engine