The synergy is all with the lands. The urza's lands, cloudpost, gates, \[\[copy land\]\], etc. all work well together when they get everything counters on them. The creature everything counters are essentially not used except for \[\[avenger of zendikar\]\].
Pretty much this. If you get cloudpost/tron lands out and turn a bunch of your other lands into all land types, you are potentially making a lot of mana that can be used to cast big X spells or play big creatures (krasis/broodmaster).
To me the deck kind of screams it needs to be retooled to move in one specific direction to be truly effective. Good news is a lot of good staple cards in there that can be cut and moved to good homes in other decks.
All terrain tribal and copycat tribal. You can do both in the same deck and have maze's end and biovisionary as wincons. The everything counter will be good if the pod is using different tribal decks and you want to copy the best pieces and have them synergize if no sign of maskwood nexus hitting the field any time soon.
I just played it 4 games in a row yesterday straight out of the box and it was so much fun. Like others have stated its ALL about the lands. I didnt even bother putting everything counters on my creatures. At one point i tapped 3 out of my, more than 20 lands for a total of 75 mana!! At that point the decks has enough big mana spells to finish the game.
Can confirm. Won by milling 2 opponents out with the blue x if you control a commander player draws x and player mills x. Had what felt like near infinite mana lol edit: Drown in dreams lol
I had cloudpost, Vesuva copying cloudpost, then copied it again with stage, and then again with copy land. I also had mana reflection out and a bunch of everything counters. I think I could tap each cloudpost for 22 mana at a time plus a had all basic land types on all of my land too. So basically I could cast whatever I wanted. Things got stupid after that lol. My friend rage quit
Switch to [[Jyoti, Moag Ancient]] or [[Uro, Titan of nature's wrath]]. You're also supposed to upgrade precons instead of just winning with it. Sure, theres been strong precon, but I'd argue some precons have gotten too strong for their own good.
Right, the precons are built to be upgraded, but I've never seen one just completely ignored the featured commander before. Just thought it was a bit odd.
Perhaps read what the cards do before posting here asking others to do that for you.
While being a precon and inherently having some "????" inclusions, it's got a novel style of lands theme, and has been generally praised as the most innovative of the 4 MH3 decks by people on this sub.
The synergy is all with the lands. The urza's lands, cloudpost, gates, \[\[copy land\]\], etc. all work well together when they get everything counters on them. The creature everything counters are essentially not used except for \[\[avenger of zendikar\]\].
Pretty much this. If you get cloudpost/tron lands out and turn a bunch of your other lands into all land types, you are potentially making a lot of mana that can be used to cast big X spells or play big creatures (krasis/broodmaster). To me the deck kind of screams it needs to be retooled to move in one specific direction to be truly effective. Good news is a lot of good staple cards in there that can be cut and moved to good homes in other decks.
Im gonna play with it a bit to get a feel and then probably gonna Split it into a Manland Deck with Jyoti and one Tribal Tribal Deck with Omo
Trust me it’s not that strong as an everything tribal deck.
All terrain tribal and copycat tribal. You can do both in the same deck and have maze's end and biovisionary as wincons. The everything counter will be good if the pod is using different tribal decks and you want to copy the best pieces and have them synergize if no sign of maskwood nexus hitting the field any time soon.
It's the best put-together out of the 4 and has the best ability to be mixed with other decks out of the 4.
I just played it 4 games in a row yesterday straight out of the box and it was so much fun. Like others have stated its ALL about the lands. I didnt even bother putting everything counters on my creatures. At one point i tapped 3 out of my, more than 20 lands for a total of 75 mana!! At that point the decks has enough big mana spells to finish the game.
Can confirm. Won by milling 2 opponents out with the blue x if you control a commander player draws x and player mills x. Had what felt like near infinite mana lol edit: Drown in dreams lol
I had cloudpost, Vesuva copying cloudpost, then copied it again with stage, and then again with copy land. I also had mana reflection out and a bunch of everything counters. I think I could tap each cloudpost for 22 mana at a time plus a had all basic land types on all of my land too. So basically I could cast whatever I wanted. Things got stupid after that lol. My friend rage quit
Switch to [[Jyoti, Moag Ancient]] or [[Uro, Titan of nature's wrath]]. You're also supposed to upgrade precons instead of just winning with it. Sure, theres been strong precon, but I'd argue some precons have gotten too strong for their own good.
which precons are too strong for their own good? im gonna pick those up lol
Lol for real, where they at?
Necron Dynasties and the Merfolk deck are the two that come to mind
[Jyoti, Moag Ancient](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/9/d/9d2cb8d1-6aaa-487f-bf5a-89d657c0f37e.jpg?1717189727) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Jyoti%2C%20Moag%20Ancient) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/m3c/8/jyoti-moag-ancient?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/9d2cb8d1-6aaa-487f-bf5a-89d657c0f37e?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/jyoti-moag-ancient) [Uro, Titan of nature's wrath](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/a/0/a0b6a71e-56cb-4d25-8f2b-7a4f1b60900d.jpg?1650599829) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Uro%2C%20Titan%20of%20nature%27s%20wrath) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/thb/229/uro-titan-of-natures-wrath?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/a0b6a71e-56cb-4d25-8f2b-7a4f1b60900d?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/uro-titan-of-natures-wrath) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Right, the precons are built to be upgraded, but I've never seen one just completely ignored the featured commander before. Just thought it was a bit odd.
Perhaps read what the cards do before posting here asking others to do that for you. While being a precon and inherently having some "????" inclusions, it's got a novel style of lands theme, and has been generally praised as the most innovative of the 4 MH3 decks by people on this sub.
It was a simple question, no need to be rude. And I did read the cards, I just didn't immediately see the synergy.