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### What Is This? ###This is landfall. This is recurrence. This is topdeck shenanigans. This is control.This home brewed, silky smooth deck is able to annoy our opponents in many interesting ways.### Can You Give Me Some Highlights? ###Sure!Three interesting cards from the control package:- Counterbalance: This card is underestimated. Especially in a deck like this featuring so much topdeck manipulation and shuffles- Mana Breach: This is just plain evil; it's good for this deck and it sucks for our opponents- Roil Elemental: Take over the board in sometimes a single turn, what's not to like?Three interesting cards from the recurrence package:- Crucible of Worlds: This is so mean with fetch lands. Also to find on a stick- Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar: This card can win a game. Also able to recur landfall triggers- Drownyard Temple: Does not look like a lot, but paired with sack outlets like The Gitrog Monster, this card makes our life easy with so much mana at handThree interesting cards from the topdeck shenanigans package:- Future Sight: Makes our hand very large, since we're often able play a lot of lands and have a lot of mana. Also to find on a stick- Vampiric Tutor: Best tutor in this deck. Love the different combos, e.g. with Counterbalance- Sensei's Divining Top: Makes the deck run smooth as silkThree more interesting highlights, since we love lists so much:- Realms Uncharted: This card is unreal good with a recurrence sub-team- Sylvan Awakening: Won several times with this small trick- Scapeshift: No explanation needed.. sick### Why This Commander? ###Good question. Of all our choices in these colors, she seems to fit the theme the best. We might run out of cards in hand, and when we do, we always have the mana to cast her.### Why Would I Play This Deck? ###You would want to pick this deck if you really like to see a large portion of your commander deck being played each game. You should also play this deck if you hate only using cards once. Furthermore, this deck will give you a lot of choices each turn - if you like this, this deck is for you.### Why Would I Want to Avoid This Deck? ###You would want to avoid this deck if you like spot removal and board wipes. You would also want to avoid it if you want to stick to the same strategy every game and have obvious wincons.### Final NotesI hope you find this deck interesting - I do.I'm welcoming all suggestions!Lot's of love.
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