anemonean

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Not standard but I've been playing a variant of this combo with my Frontier playing friends and it abuses impact tremors & Outpost siege. Tons of fun!

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Posted 13 March 2017 at 18:15 as a comment on Energy Void

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Thanks! Panharmonicon was a one-of I was testing for it's interaction w doubling impact tremors but since this deck GOES OFF when it goes off I don't think it's necessary. It ended up being win-more in testing.
I'm going to cut it for more disruption or protection, just not sure which yet.

EDIT: Currently testing with Outpost siege for more ETB LTB shenanigans

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Posted 13 March 2017 at 17:43 in reply to #597382 on Greenbelt Tremors (Frontier)

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-2 Simian Spirit Guide
-2 Aetherflux Reservoir
-4 Green Suns Zenith (whoops)
-2 Everflowing Chalice
+4 Lotus Bloom
+4 Impact tremors
+2 Ancient Stirrings

T4 wins on as little as 2 lands now possible but still rare and inconsistant

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Posted 09 March 2017 at 19:09 in reply to #597200 on Greenbelt Storm (Modern)

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Looking for help sideboarding this deck. Also a few Q's

Is aetherflux Reservoir necessary? I like the incidental lifegain leading up to the combo and the ability to freely cast dismembers w/o fear. Is storming out and grapeshot the preferred line here?

Any other cards I may be missing?

What's a good way to reliably get Paradox engine out?

Fast enough for modern? I'm new to the modern scene.

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Posted 09 March 2017 at 15:26 as a comment on Greenbelt Storm (Modern)

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Chief Questions:
Wall of Omens or Wall of roots or Mix of the two?
Wall of shards/other defenders even worth it? or should I go for things like Nyx-Fleece Ram, instead, that attack out the gate?
Am I running too many non-creatures to even bother w/ CoCo?
Enough or too much Ramp?
was it a mistake to take out chord of calling?
Am I neutering myself too much with Tidehollow Scullers/Fiend Hunters rather than thoughtseize/Inquisition and fatal push/path to exile?

Cheers and thanks :D

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Posted 09 March 2017 at 00:59 as a comment on Butts & Company (Modern)

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