MTG Salvation

Someone asked. So I constructed a Radha list for this new "Tiny Leaders" format. You're welcome.

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You dont hae problem with deal this 25 dmg ? This dexk looks like will have problem with this

I can understand Mask of Memory but Bonesplitter is realy so good here ?

Hi. This deck's weak matchup is Anafenza/Doran because they have bigger guys & our removal is mediocre. It is aimed to beat control with early pressure. It plays very similar to traditional DC Radha and so it has similar strengths & weaknesses.

Re: Bonesplitter. This equipment is very strong for just 1 mana. It turns all our guys to threats and, compare to a sword, it will deal 6-8 damage before the sword is online.

I have 1 edit though. -1 Troll Ascetic, +1 Daybreak Ranger. Also moving Ancient Grudge to SB to make room for Domri Rade in the main.

How do you do against Ezuri ? It seems to be the one to beat.

Ezuri is a fair point. Radha has always been like an Ezuri but not as elfballish and more general aggroish. Although I think the match up with Lyzolda may not be as open and shut as it would seem. Maybe. Anyway, I made this list because someone in the other thread mentioned they wanted to know what a Tine Leaders version of Radha would look like. There's room for some changes for taste (sure, what deck doesn't have room?) but I do stand by this as a fairly reasonable a-typical decklist for the format.

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You test Rancor in Bonesplitter slot ?

What you think about add creatures with X in cost? They have good flexibility cos are good draw in any part of game

Vastwood Hydra , Savageborn Hydra , Apocalypse Hydra , Genesis Hydra

Hi. It's true, Hydras are good to fill any spot on the curve, but are also high mana spells. This means they're exceptionally weak to a countermagic blowout, which will leave you Time Walked. Currently Mistcutter Hydra is in the list because it has haste, and it doesn't have that weakness. I don't think the others are good (Genesis Hydra is promising, but you need X = 3 at least to make it marginally meaningful which is five cmc). Maybe Lifeblood Hydra is the 2^nd best choice for the raw CA potential...maybe.

Rancor over Bonesplitter is certainly interesting, though my preference is the equipment - it's really, really good. Testing would tell for sure (I don't have a TL venue and I don't use Cockatrice).

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Next card i wish to offer yuo to test is Raging Ravine on Treetop Village / Mountain slot

I think Treetop is better for us because it takes four (five lands) to activate Ravine. That's a whole turn.

Updated a bit. Cut two of the Elves for two one drop 2/3s, under the ideal that we're only ramping to three, do we need such a critical mass of dorks? Especially when our commander is a dork too. Moved cards around to the sideboard (where Troll and Lox rest). I'd like to slot a River Boa in the Board too.

I'd recommend Tangle Wire mainboard and Blood Moon in sideboard. Tangle Wire can hurt monocolor decks and/or get chump blockers out of the way, whereas Blood Moon "only" wrecks multicolored decks.