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Build a Canadian emrakul as well :)
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I've tried RW builds and have never been satisfied with them. So, sadly it looks like Emrakul is going to stay in the USA!
I assume this is a semi-budget Legacy, or casual build, correct?Right now the build looks too busy. You've got three different themes going: 1- nihiri into emrakul, 2- isochron burn, 3- midrange critter damage. By having three themes at once, you cut down on the effectiveness of all of them. My advice is to trim one, probably the critters (as I assume you want to still go for emrakul), which lets you run more control and tactical advantage cards.I would cut mantis rider and lightning angel entirely (6 spots freed up), cut fire/ice to 2 (8 spots), and nahiri down to 2 (9 spots).This gives you room for the AWESOME cards legacy/casual allows. I would swap in the following:4- brainstorm2- ponder1- terminus2- negateThat streamlines the deck and lets you do what you want to do faster and more efficiently. Under this build, you still have 3 primary win conditions (nihiri into emrakul, isochron burn, mentor swarm), and all the rest of the deck does is either control or rearrange the hand to get what you need. I also always opt for fetch lands if possible. Flooded strand goes for $20-ish. If the budget allows, I would run 4 flooded strand and the arid mesa (or up to 3 total mesas), which thins the deck and fixes early mana problems.Just my thoughts
Thanks for all your suggestions! Your comment on fetchlands is spot on. I certainly plan to continue to evolve it as I acquire more fetches. Streamlining is also something I've given serious thought to, though as more of a multiplayer deck, I don't mind it being a bit busy. But only time will tell and it may look more like how you described in the future!