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Artifact

When this artifact enters, exile target nonland permanent an opponent controls with mana value 3 or less until this artifact leaves the battlefield.

1, {T}, Discard a legendary card: Draw a card.

Immediately makes me think of [[Key to the Side-Door]] which I saw people experimenting with. I remember seeing this thread from two weeks ago discussing it. So maybe worth looking at this one?

So in comparison, RW instead of 1 is obviously quite a bit more mana. Also means you can't fetch off an Urza's Saga. And drawing 1 card is less than 2 cards.

But you do get a removal spell to impact the board immediately. Which I think is valuable. I'm not sure if that's enough to make Solitary Cell comparable to Key to the Side-Door. Probably not worth it?

ok so obviously i wont be hitting the big leagues with this list, but i do want to take it to an upcoming modern fnm this friday. this is a modified version of my value vintage list to make it legal for modern. that being said, there are 2 artifact creatures im thinking of possibly adding: etched champion and frogmyr enforcer. alongside those is the 3 cost artifact called firdoch core which taps for any mana. I'd like some general recommendations here. if i go with the frogmyrs i will replace my mistvaults with the izzet bridges, as I also have them in my collection.

Here is the link to the deck: https://moxfield.com/decks/632ojmKyG02V-5_uxhnHdg

EDIT: I have made some changes based on some feedback and the deck looks a lot more stable.

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Instant

Choose one -

-Target creature has base power and toughness 1/1 until end of turn.

-Target creature has base power and toughness 4/5 until end of turn.

Seems like a contender in Izzet Prowess flex slots. We've seen an effect similar to this before in Secret Identity, but I think the additional bump in P/T for the second mode is significant. Furthermore, the fact that you can use the 1/1 mode on an opponent's creature is a big deal since now you don't feel defeated seeing an opposing Sire of Seven Deaths across the board on turn 3 in game 1 since you can now mitigate the lifelink, kill it via combat or at the very least, kill it with a lava dart.

Hello Everyone,

I hope you guys are doing well this Monday afternoon. I woke up with a certain pep in my step because of the amazing work Simon put at the spotlight series this past weekend. Boros Land destruction took one of those coveted top 8 slots for the event with a very solid record. I wanted to talk a little about my thoughts on the deck and the choice to main board those Relics.

Let me know what you guys think,
Jericho

P.s. Simon if you are out there. Good shit man. I’ll buy you a soda if i ever meet you in person king.

Note: Let me know how this new way of getting you guys the writeups. I made a new google account to accommodate the pdfs.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/15SjgHKIp23vf_kL3qMXw2xeuKusv_ZFr/view?usp=share_link

Basically what the title says. My LGS is fairly small (most times we have 8-10 players), but everyone has top tier decks. I have a 40 dollars mono green stompy (yeah the one from almost 10 years, but with some small changes) and most times i lose (obviously). But looking at mtg goldfish there are some intresting budget decks such as bogles (i play it on pauper), necro ooze combo and some other fun shenigans. Are they any good? Or is it better to save money to build a top tier deck ? Keep in mind im not american so cards are more costly around here

Given how far and how fast Boros Energy has fallen, is it time to unban Amped Raptor? Energy lost Jegantha, The One Ring, Amped Raptor and Phlage since the release of MH3, and Phlage was clearly papering over lots of flaws in that deck.

Given the explosive starts other aggro decks have (Prowess, Affinity) and that one of Wizard's goals with MH3 was to have at least one viable go-wide creature deck, I think it's time we unban Amped Raptor and let energy do what it was designed to do.

Hi everyone,

Long-time lurker here at this subreddit. I am wanting some help for my Heartless Summoning brew. Heartless Summoning is one of my all-time favorite cards, and I had multiple decks when it was legal in standard. I had a Grand Architect + big artifacts deck, and also a sultai reanimator brew with Havengul lich. I wanted to continue playing the deck in modern and I have been tuning this list for a long time now.

Let me preface by saying this is not going to be a ultra competitive list that will win tournaments or anything. This is just something fun that I want to play at FNM's, but still want to make it as competitive as possible against the meta decks and have a fighting chance.

I will first explain the deck a bit and then I will talk about the problems I need help resolving.

List here: https://moxfield.com/decks/9yPZQmdfjE-kXbuImT4-yQ

This deck is mainly a combo deck involving Myr Retriever loops to achieve one of the combos listed below, with the backup plan of being a midrange value deck with the boss creature Sab-Sunen, Luxa embodied beating my opponents to death. This deck plays a full playset of Heartless Summoning, but it also plays 3 x Sibsig Ceremony as a similar effect to Heartless Summoning. Playing both of these enchantments does cause the deck to have some hefty deckbuilding restrictions for creatures, as X/1's would instantly die under Heartless, and creatures would require either a good ETB effect or some other way to circumvent the effect of Sibsig.

Here are the combos that are possible with this deck, with a Heartless Summoning or Sibsig Ceremony on the battlefield:

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Altar of the Brood = infinite mill

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Dredger's Insight = infinite life

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Scrap Trawler + Marketback Walker = infinite draw

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Scrap Trawler + Mishra's Bauble = infinite draw on opponent's upkeep

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Spymaster's Vault = Infinite death triggers. If you have any creature on the battlefield, you can connive it using Spymaster's Vault and loot almost your entire deck (I usually leave 3-5 cards left in the deck in case my opponent responds with removal, or to have a backup plan in case I can't kill them this turn). After drawing your entire deck, you can find Altar of the Brood to mill them, or you can attack with your giant creature if they have no blockers (Sab-Sunen is a great creature to do this with). If you have extra mana and cards after conniving, you can also use a discard spell to first make sure the coast is clear before playing Altar of the Brood.

Also:

-2 x Myr Retrievers + Sibsig = infinite zombies

-1 x Myr Retriever + 1 x Scrap Trawler + Sibsig = For every mana you have, you create 2 zombies

Much of deck consists of spells that dig for Myr Retriever, or Heartless/Sibsig:

-Traverse the Ulvenwald - delirium is fairly easy to accomplish in this deck. Can search for any creature or even Spymaster's Vault in some situations.

-Thundertrap Trainer - can dig for Heartless/Sibsig, or Traverse. If we already have Heartless/Sibsig in play, then the offspring ability can be played as well for a reasonable amount of mana to dig 8 cards deep.

-Kiora, the Rising Tide - has a loot effect stapled on it, and can make an octopus if opponent does not kill it.

-Dredger's Insight - Digs for a creature. Is a combo piece for the Myr Retriever loops.

-Overlord of the Balemurk - Digs for a creature, and can rebuy a previously dead creature from graveyard.

-Marketback Walker - Acts like a cantrip if you have Heartless/Sibsig out. If you have multiples of this card and/or Myr Retriever in hand, then it may make sense to play multiple copies of Heartless + Sibsig as it would allow it to draw multiple cards.

Some of the other cards have good utility as well and some of the creatures are silver bullets that are searchable using Traverse:

-Sab-Sunen, Luxa Embodied - This card can generate good card advantage if your opponent does not have a way to kill it. It can still attack every turn as well if you add counters to it using Spymaster's vault. Usually 2 swings and your opponent would be dead. Obviously though it is susceptible to Solitude and other exile/bounce effects. I try to play it after confirming the coast is clear using discard effects.

-Deceit - This card can remove any permanent if you use both of its modes, to bounce the problem permanent to your opponent's hand, and then discard it. This card can also act as an searchable Thoughtseize via Traverse.

-Tishana's Tidebinder - This card can counter some of the "one shot" graveyard removal effects, or some of the hate permanents for our deck. For example: Tormod's Crpyt, Nihil Spellbomb, Relic of Progenitus, Vexing Bauble, Chalice of the Void.

-Witherbloom Charm - Another card that can destroy hate permanents such as High Noon, Rest in Peace etc. If there is nothing to destroy, you can sac a useless land or creature in play to draw 2 cards to dig deeper for your combo. Also, occasionally it makes sense to play 2 x Heartless Summoning on the field (usually due to hands with multiple Marketback Walkers). The charm allows you to sac one of the Heartless so your X/2 creatures can live again.

From the sideboard:

-Abrupt Decay - this can be used to kill hate permanents, while still having utility against creatures or other things.

-Drown in the Loch - One card that can be devastating to the deck is Surgical Extraction, so Drown in the Loch is there to counter that, and also act as removal/counterspell in other situations. If they exiled our graveyard or disrupted our combo, then this card can help us with our midrange plan as we play a more normal game.

Now obviously, this is a very fragile combo and many cards in modern can disrupt it. Any graveyard hate, enchantment hate, or just plain counterspells can disrupt the combo. That is why the deck does play discard spells to clear the way, and also have a backup midrange plan. Hands that don't have Heartless/Sibsig, or hands that have too many copies are also not ideal. This is why there are the loot effects from Kiora, Rising Tide, or Spymaster's Vault to try and mitigate this. Also, Marketback Walker and Scrap Trawler also makes it so multiple copies of Heartless/Sibsig are not useless. Scrap Trawler can replace 1 of the Myr Retrievers in some of the loops if you have 2x Heartless or 1x Heartless + 1x Sibsig. Marketback Walker gets better with multiple copies of Heartless/Sibsig.

I am fairly happy with the maindeck list, but the sideboard plan does require some help as I need some help with the following matchups. Since the decklist is so tight with so many cards being a core part of the combo, there is actually not too many cards that can be cut from the maindeck. My current plan for sideboard is actually going to 65 cards and adding an extra swamp in there. Yes this dilutes the combo a bit, but it also allows me to play multiple copies of cards that answer my opponent's hate cards. Otherwise, there is just no room to bring in multiple cards without cutting key cards from the deck. My answers to my opponent's hate cards from the sideboard are Abrupt Decay, Tishana's Tidebinder, Drown in the Loch, and Foundation Breaker.

1) Aggro decks. This deck's mana is fairly clunky as it has 3 colors, and I do have to shock myself a lot using shocklands. I have considered the following cards but I am not quite sure if it is the answer I am looking for:

-Force of Despair - I don't quite have enough black cards to use this, and I have to be lucky for it to destroy 2 or more creatures.

-The Meathook Massacre - This card does act as a combo piece for the Myr Retriever loop after it is on the battlefield, but it is a bit slow, as usually I need to use it as X=2 to kill everything.

-Damnation or other sweeper effects - Again, it is a bit slow as it usually cost 4 or more mana, or are 3 mana but have other costs (e.g Toxic Deluge, Bontu's last reckoning)

-Grey Merchant of Asphodel - the black devotion isn't always there, so it may only gain an average of 3 life.

-Fatal Push - This is the best answer I have come up with for now, but I am looking for something better if it exists.

Ideally, if there is a creature that can help with the aggro matchup that would be ideal, as it can be searchable using Traverse/Dredger's Insight/Overlord. Currently I am testing Harvester of Misery, but the earliest it can come into play is turn 3. Also, red based aggro decks can side in Blood Moon which is hard for me to stop.

2) Tron/Eldrazi Tron decks - This deck almost has no way to deal with the tronlands/Eldrazi lands, so the only thing I can do in the matchup is side in my Consigns. But they have many problem cards - such as Karn, which grab a lot of hate cards from their sideboard, Kozilek's command to remove our grave, and Ugin, Eye of the Storms to exile the Heartless/Sibsig. Also, it is hard for my deck to deal with Trinisphere effectively. I have to rely on Deceit and Foundation Breaker to destroy it.

3) Other combo decks - This deck I feel is a bit slower against the other combo decks, and they can disrupt this deck far easier than I can disrupt them. I do side in some combination of Tishana's Tidebinder, Drown in the Loch, Consign. Some of the matchups I have difficulty with are:

Blue belcher - they have a lot of counterspells to disrupt my combo, and can side in Harbringer of the Seas which I have to respect.

Esper Goryo's - I have limited ways to stop their Goryo's Vengeance. Also, they usually side in Surgical Extraction. A resolved Psychic Frogs can eat their graveyard and make my Drown in the Lochs useless.

Storm - Again, I have limited ways to stop their combo besides Tishana's Tidebinder countering their Ral, Monsoon Mage's ultimate, or Abrupt Decay to destroy their mana reducer. I do side in Drown in the Loch as a counterspell in this matchup.

Amulet titan - Less relevant now that the deck was affected by the banlist, but their maindeck Boseijus and Urza's Saga fetching Vexing Bauble is difficult for me to deal with.

Anyways, these are my thoughts on the deck and the problem matchups with the deck. I understand that some of these issues may not be solvable and are just part of the problems with playing this deck. However, any advice would be appreciated.

One last note: I did look at AspiringSpike's Heartless Summoning list, but I don't think Acererak the Archlich would fit in this list with Myr Retrievers.

OP is here.

All decklists and standings are here.

What happened to our regular decklist posting? I took a few years off but looks like the GOAT has left the building unfortunately.

A friend and I wanted to dabble in higher powered magic. Our plan was to proxy a few modern decks to play against each other.

We figured the decks that are in the meta were probably pretty strong, but we don't really know anything about the modern metagame. Which decks would make a fun "battle box" of decks?

I'm especially interested in Boros Energy. Is there a deck that's a fun matchup against Boros Energy? Ideally they'd have relatively even chances against each other.

I'm also curious about "boomer jund" lol. Has jund completely fallen out of the meta?

Like the title says this is probably a pipe dream but here goes my stupid question anyway.

Is there anything there with the great goblin orcish bowmasters and warren soultrader?

Maybe an orzhov blink deck with phelia and ephemerate or a grixis force draw gameplan with cephalid coliseum and burning inquiry?

Hey there, have found this sub very helpful as a returning player.

Need some clarification re: Mishra’s Bauble and Fatal Push synergy.

For reference, this is a question for Modern in a 1v1 scenario.

Let’s say during MY turn I’ve:

- Played Mishra’s Bauble but DO NOT tap it.
- Then I end my turn.
- Then it’s my opponents turn and when I have priority I tap Mishra’s Bauble.
- Then they cast a creature with converted mana cost of 4 or less.
- Then when I have priority, I use Fatal Push in response to that creature.

Does that sequence of events trigger Revolt on Fatal Push? Since Mishra’s Bauble is a permanent and left during “this turn” - (this meaning the opponent’s turn).

Resulting in me being able to destroy their creature immediately (assuming they have no counters and let all resolve)?

Thanks again, everyone. I really appreciate the guidance.

I was only $50 away from the full 75 of esper blink. Does anyone know of an up to date primer and/or sideboard guide so I can get a jump on the strategies?

Hi, I've been slowly trying to get back into MTG for the past few years and decided EDH isn't really for me anymore. When I was last active in the game this format was apparently called "extended" and it was my favourite constructed format so I figure it's a good place to start

I'd like to try and build a mono black large creature deck but not really sure where to start. I would be willing to do B/R if this isn't really feasible. And yes I know I could just run mono green or some form of tron to play big creatures, but I'd really like to try and make this work.

Any advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated! I also don't mind netdecking lol

Hey there, getting back into Magic after a 20-year break. Need some clarification re: Bloodstained Mire and its utility/playability.

For reference, this is a question for Modern in a 1v1 scenario.

Let’s say I have an UNTAPPED Bloodstained Mire on the battlefield (it is my only land) and a Lightning Bolt in my hand.

Then I pass to the opponent.

During THEIR turn, can I:

- Tap my Bloodstained Mire, pull a mountain per the card text, put it on the battlefield, and THEN tap my mountain to cast Lightning Bolt?

If I can do that, WHEN on their turn do I NOT have priority to execute that play?

Asking because if this is legal it helps me wrap my head around creature removal or direct damage if we are at final killing blow levels of health.

Thanks so much, all.

Hey guys! I was watching ThrabenU play some Eyetwitch Nic Fit in legacy the other day and got inspired to make a version in modern. Obviously the deck is missing many pieces in the transition of formats, and I am aware the deck won't be very competitively viable. However, there are some neat tricks I put in the deck and I took it for a whirl in MODO. Deck was very fun and pretty resilient, with all the learn shenanigans being very interactive and exciting to use. Had a blast so I thought I'd share here. Open to suggestions for improvements!

https://moxfield.com/decks/uASROE2YhkiZGjsrjMCM3A

Hey everyone, I wanted to vent and probably ask what is your point of view when it comes to losing a lot games.

I have been losing a lot of my local modern tourneys that is held every week at my LGS. I regularly place bottom 4 and it is starting to hurt.

I cant help to feel that I am losing money and time, especially when the entry fee for the local tourney is above what you receive for being bottom 4. For example, I get a single booster pack which is probably only half the price of the entry fee. I cant help feel that I am bleeding money because I could have easily bought a pack for less than that.

I understand that I should not feel that way but I cant help it. I am happy for those who can make it to the top and they deserve more prize for being great in the game. I understand that they might be a few that will say to suck it up and get better but I am being realistic, how long can I keep this up.

Yes, some may say that I might get lucky with that single pack and crack something good but it not a common occurrence.

How do you guys adjust or better yourself when it comes to this ? Do you guys ever feel like this and just call it quits coz it is not worth wasting money.

I am currently playing colourless eldrazi tron and some will probably say that it is not great to play that deck in the current meta as there are others more consistent decks and stable wincons. I do understand that but I can only play with the cards I am dealt with(I bought this fully build deck because it is probably half the cost of the top meta decks now)

Adding salt to injury : I had recently placed bottom 4 in my RCQ in a different format, which was standard and I was playing a meta deck too. Jeskai Revelations deck.

Any advise it most welcome =)

https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-96-2026-08-2612852781

Artifact (14) 1 Engineered Explosives 4 Mishra's Bauble 4 Mox Amber 4 Mox Opal 1 Tormod's Crypt

creature (10) 1 Bruce Banner 3 Emry, Lurker of the Loch 1 Endurance 1 Six 4 Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student

enchantment (4) 4 Song of Creation

instant (3) 3 Repeal

land (19) 1 Breeding Pool 1 Forest 1 Hedge Maze 2 Island 4 Misty Rainforest 1 Otawara, Soaring City 3 Scalding Tarn 1 Shifting Woodland 2 Steam Vents 1 Stomping Ground 2 Urza's Saga

planeswalker (2) 1 Jace, Wielder of Mysteries 1 Wrenn and Six

sorcery (8) 2 Boomerang Basics 4 Malevolent Rumble 2 Preordain

60 Cards

Does anyone know if this is the same player from the pro tour? I remember he had a great modern record and he got almost no screen time at all

It's a Dimir control shell with the Time Sieve + Sword of the Meek + Thopter Foundry infinite combo. The goal is basically to assemble the combo, get infinite turns, and then win with Wan Shi Tong, Librarian. Tezzeret the Seeker can tutor up the artifacts as well as hate pieces from the sideboard, and the 3 Break The Ice in the sideboard are for an excess of eldrazi and domain in my meta.

4 Time Sieve

4 Thopter Foundry

4 Sword of the Meek

4 Counterspell

4 Fatal Push

4 Thoughtseize

2 Spell Snare

1 Sink into Stupor // Soporific Springs

3 Wan Shi Tong, Librarian

2 Subtlety

2 Force of Negation

4 Island

2 Swamp

4 Polluted Delta

4 Watery Grave

3 Undercity Sewers

2 Tezzeret the Seeker

1 Harbinger of the Seas

2 Consign to Memory

2 Flooded Strand

1 Bloodstained Mire

1 Otawara, Soaring City

//Sideboard

2 Mystical Dispute

1 Ghost Vacuum

2 Consign to Memory

3 Break the Ice

1 Harbinger of the Seas

1 Grafdigger's Cage

1 Tormod's Crypt

1 Engineered Explosives

1 Void Mirror

1 Sheoldred's Edict

1 Cling to Dust

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!

I played the original Tron back before covid and loved it. When Karn Great Creator was added still loved it but once Covid hit I took a pretty long break.

Getting back into modern now, and I see Tron has some pretty drastic changes from the older days. My main question are what are some of the positives and negatives of each?

It seems like green Tron and Mycospawn give you some better high end ramp potential and just another strong thing to do on 4 mana instead of Fleshraker, which requires some support after playing it. However, the colorless builds seem to have some extra reach in the end game because of Fleshraker and don't need to spend as many cards on color fixing. So just wanted to see the deeper nuances of each build.

Hello everyone, I know that maybe I'm not the first one to have this idea but I would like to hear other people apart from those at my LGS.

Basically I'm starting to like modern, mainly I like artifact and I watched some videos about the izzet affinity decktech. Since I don't know if I will like the format that much up to the point of buying the four copies of the mox opal, I was wondering if anyone knows an alternative for them.

Yes I know that the deck mainly revolves around it to also produce on the field a "kappa cannoneer" on turn 1, but I would like to try it without spending too much. I was thinking about substituting it with "springleaf drum" or the "mox tantalite", to ensure a kappa t2 or t3. What are your thoughts on this? I want also to point out, I don't want to "absolutely win every single match" but I would like to make a deck that could do something without beign overwhelmed by the classic meta decks.

Thank you everyone in advance!

P.S: sorry for the poor choice of my words or other grammatical/spelling mistakes, since english isn't my main lenguage and I'm learning it very slowly!

Hi there again!

Some time ago I posted a question if it's fine to be playing just one deck and specialise in it, rather than switching between several decks. Well…this has changed a bit and got a bit out of hand lol.

My current problem is that I might have accumulated a bit too many cards to choose from, while not having that much time to play, i.e. attending LGS only once a week, which makes it feel that I am hoarding and not necessarily collecting with purpose.

So, there are couple routes that I see:

1. Pick archetypes to have cards available for twicking and updating from time to time, while trading in or selling certain decks/pieces, or

2. Keep all the cards in the collection, with a risk of never seeing of them being played (although, I do lend cards to other players sometimes, which feels nice.)

Here's a brief list of decks that I am able to build in no particular order:

• Boros Energy 
• Jund Midrange
• Jund Saga
• Golgari Rock / Mono Black Rock
• White Soul Sisters (lmao)
• Gruul Midrange
• Domain Zoo (no Quantum Riddler)
• Orzhov Blink (Ketramose)
• Selesnya / Abzan Birthing Ritual
• GR / GB Broodscale Combo
• Mono Red Belcher
• Mono Red Midrange
• Jund Cosmogoyf Combo
• Rakdos Midrange
• Hollow One
• Rakdos / Jund Shadow
• Enchantress
• Mono White / Boros Land destruction

As you can see, I am a blue hater (I just can't afford it).

I think partially I am afraid of the deck going obsolete after a ban or the moment WotC prints something broken [again.] Hence a piece in me enjoys having a big storage of cards for deckbuilding. But it also feel like a mindless hoarding at times due to not actively using most of them, the thought of which I don't enjoy, although it may be an issue of perspective.

So, my question is: what is your strategy in picking decks you want to commit to and how many of them do you have? When do you know that "it's time to let go and move on?" Also, how do you maintain them and your collection in general?

All this can definitely be prychological, and I might not even have a problem at all. But I feel like a healthy discussion and sharing different perspective can become helpful along the way.

Cheers!!

While considering building a Mardu Blink as a second deck, my heart suggested I should do worse than that. First, the decklist:

(Remember, that's meant to be a FNM-level deck.)

Creatures (27)

4 Orcish Bowmasters
4 Overlord of the Balemurk
4 Solitude
4 Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd
3 Skirmish Rhino
2 Renegade Rallier
2 Endurance
2 Witch Enchanter
1 Eternal Witness
1 Boggart Trawler

Sorcery/Instant (14)

4 Thoughtseize
4 Fatal Push
2 Ephemerate
2 Prismatic Ending
1 Assassin's Trophy 1 Eladamri's Call

Lands (19)

3 Windswept Heath
3 Marsh Flats
3 Verdant Catacombs
2 Swamp
1 Boseiju, Who Endures
1 Forest
1 Godless Shrine
1 Overgrown Tomb
1 Plains
1 Shadowy Backstreet
1 Temple Garden
1 Underground Mortuary

Second, the "I don't think they need an explanation":

[Orcish Bowmaster], [Overlord of Balemurk], [Solitude], [Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd], [Thoughtseize], [Fatal Push], [Ephemerate], [Prismatic Ending], lands.

Third, the abzan stuff :
[[Skirmish Rhino ]] -> Siege Rhino's baby. A solid 3/4 trample, draining for 2 on etb. It can be pitched for endurance/solitude

[[Renegade Rallier]] -> Fodder to both Solitude and Endurance. He will get back a fetch, a bowmaster or a Phelia everytime we blink it. We can also play him T3 after using a fetch to "ramp", getting back the fetch we've used.

[[Endurance]] -> Main deck free answer to GY-based decks

[[Assassin's trophy]] over other MV1-2 removal to have a MD answer to big PWs vs Tron

[Eternal Witness] -> Recursion, especially with Ephemerate

[Eladamri's Call]] can grab instant-speed a Solitude or an Endurance, or it can be pitched for them

Why not an Esper deck ? Honestly, no budget for Quantum Riddler.

Why not a Mardu deck ? Actually, that's my first choice and it tooks nothing but lands to build the abzan version too. The green cards are not expensive like Riddler.

Why not a meta deck ? I have no time to play competitive. I just want to have fun (or deny fun with Boros Wildfire) at FNM.

Do you have any suggestions, or do you know a list that actually won something?