MTG Salvation

Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis didn't get much attention during the 2016 release. Nor was there much exploration beyond the core of the precon- let's be honest it's easily one of the best put together.




Still under maintenance. Big add lately was house ruled Wish cards with sideboard. The tutoring is political, coming down to a vote rather than just my desicion. It opened a lot of space and kind of ensures games go a lot more smoothly. Sideboard is broad enough where whichever wish you get can grab something related to whatever is going on. Coming soon.

How are the Hunted creatures in a deck like this? I really like Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis but I prefer to play a bit more political and make my hugs benefit me more.

I prefer to go without them since they only benefit two players. They sure could come in, but for now the value is a bit too bland, I'd prefer my advantages to come with the land theme, although I do like the Phantasm since it can be targeted by Sun Titan. My other issue is Grip of Chaos, I've been trying to avoid too many cards that actually need me to target specifically for just emergency situations.

I like this. Seems like a blast to play and to play against.

Have you thought about Repercussion to make combat a bit more hectic and head-scratching? Angel's Trumpet? Also, Acidic Soil seems especially spicy and risky to play here... if you like that kind of card. Plus, you can always bounce/sac your own lands to various effects. If you like multiplayer shenanigans (like I do), you could also play with sorceries like Mirrorweave for surprise interactions.

Repercussion is something I'd like to test as well as the Trumpet, although on the latter we're not the strongest attackers. I thought about mirrorweave but I'm running it as a win-con for another deck. When that idea dies out it may go in. So far in the games I've goldfished it should be pretty successful. I think it's going to be my first deck I demand house rule sideboard, just so I can avoid some decks being far less taxed/benefits more from the effects. I'm terrified to fight again an attrition deck but I think most of my friends agreed Prossh is a little too much for casual games.

Awakening + Perplexing Chimera + Homeward Path is also a pretty neat little thing we can assemble. Obv we're not trying to let, let alone go with such an abusive combo, but the fact we can is pretty cool.