The owner of this deck hasn't added a sideboard, they probably should...
Start typing a card name and use the auto-complete feature to quickly select the card you're trying to add. Enter a quantity and add that card to your sideboard!
Submit a list of cards below to bulk import them all into your sideboard. Post one card per line using a format like "4x Birds of Paradise" or "1 Blaze", you can even enter just the card name by itself like "Wrath of God" for single cards.
What’s going on everyone DNinja89 here and I’m back with another Gem or jank, and this week we have Teferi control. I hope you enjoy the deck and if you want to see it in action then check out my YouTube channel. I upload every Tuesday and Friday hope to see you there.
So the deck revolves around teferi, sludge monster, and Trickster’s talisman. Originally I thought of sludge monster and talisman but after some testing (and some solid pulls) I found that Teferi fits perfectly. So main game plan is ramp out our threats depending on the situation. If it’s a creature deck then sludg monster can shut them down, more controlling match ups Teferi and some of our one offs can help with that.
This deck has been viewed 436 times.
Hey ninja, just popping in to mention a trend happening in card design lately.Early in magic a certain clause was put on creatures."When *this card* deals combat damage to a player, do x"It was put on cards to prevent "ping-players" to have fun with cards like Psionic Gift and Hermetic StudyIn some of the newest releases the text has been altered to:"When *this card* deals damage to a player/opponent, do x"Which means that any enchantment that causes a ping is slowly increasing in power.While this does not apply to sludge monster, it will be a thing for you to watch for in the future.Maybe you can base a deck around it in arena one day ?I did a short search for stuff like [[flaming hands]] and Fire Whip but at the moment there isn't any historic ping, but perhaps it's comming. Ping has always been a player favorite, and they've altered the text in recent times so something must be coming.
Permalink
Ya know it’s funny because I’m working on a thermoalcheist deck. Not sure if it’s a traditional pinger deck but it will be one of those death bu 1000 cuts style decks.
Ping originated from prodigal sorcerer, who at that time got nicknamed "tim" as a reference to the sorcerer at the chasm in Monty python and the knights of the holy grail as he is zapping nearby stuff.