Legacy Buffet (Competitive)

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Buffet: all you can eat, till you can't eat no more

An attempt to abuse Plagon's draw engine with the obvious synergy of mana dorks. Here's the theory. Get a quick field full of mana dorks, cast a big draw spell much more quickly than you should otherwise be able to do, take advantage of the fast mana to capitalize on that draw and either draw some more and continue development or land a clock/Craterhoof and win on the quick tempo damage.

The build runs 15 one-drop dorks as well as 4 Gaea's Cradles, and 2 Arboreal Grazers, so fast mana is almost guaranteed. You're looking for either a turn 2 Stock Up or a turn 3 Plagon/One Ring/Shamanic Revelation, then once that gets rolling, you keep dropping your critters and keep drawing quickly till you get to your win condition. Craterhoof is obvious, but you can also just pump critters with Plagon if necessary to keep the clock moving, along with the Exalted kicker.

Gaea's Cradle kicks this deck into overdrive, which is why Crop Rotation is in there, as it's easily worth 3-4 mana very, very quickly, which lets you drop what you need like lightning in a build like this.

The only real problem is that there's no defense whatsoever in the deck, it's all or nothing. But, it does have a little bit of sneaky passive defense built in, such as Crop Rotation shenanigans and Delighted Halfling protecting both Plagon and The One Ring. So, it's off to the races, hoping that you can blitz past opponent's plan/defenses and out value spot removal with big draws and fast mana.

Feedback appreciated.

• Legacy
• Simic
• Competitive
• Draw
• Creature-Based