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If you ramp fast enough and get away with stealing a few rocks from people alone I can imagine this deck would get DUMB.
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Seems like it can perform.
I'm going to be playtesting it tomorrow, we shall see how fast and ridiculous it can get lol.
Pili-Pala would break it wide open if combined with Grand Architect. A bit lower key but also strong would be Training Grounds and or Heartstone.
I love artifact decks. Have considered a memnarch deck myself a few times. My current artifact based EDH build runs RU Jhoira Weatherlight Captain. Very aggressive and builds steam fast.
Yea those both work nice. I tend to stay away from infinite combos... My play group hates them and will generally continue playing after one kicks... Lol
Yeah I can respect that but you ARE running Paradox Engine here lol.
Yea I run Paradox too. With Jhoira in play I draw and play through my deck quick.
My play group has no problem with infinite combo's, I mean we'll complain at each other but we all play them in some capacity or another. Everyone also plays a ton of mana rock's so I just steal all their's constantly and Memnarch is just a big butt head. lol
My group is about the same. We all have a inf combo deck of sorts... Mine would be a Bloodchief Ascension/ Mindcranck deck and a Grindstone Painter's Servant deck. We have very little inf combo in our edh matches, but thats simply because nobody built the deck to win that way. Its generally a 2nd to 4th win con type play.