What's the best answer to a Tabernacle? one of my soon to be roommates as a mono red stax deck with a tabernacle and it seems to really hurt this in playtesting.
Thanks a lot of the very in-depth reply . I've never thought about Mormir, but i'll definitely give him a look as he looks extremely powerful and value based simultaneously.
I've been playing commander now for about 2 years. My decks have evolved from casual to spikey lists for my local meta. That however is about to change as I'm heading up to university which holds local commander tournaments much much more competitive than my current ones. This is mostly to size and prizing up there. The tournaments I play in now are roughly 10 people while up at my university they're roughly 30 to 60 in 1v1 and 4 player free for all.
My current decks are stale to me as I'm stuck building mono blue decks. Blue has always been my favorite color by far, and because of that, I've acquired many blue staples from Invoke prejudice, to fow and snapcaster. I'm looking for a new deck, hopefully blue based to compete in a extremely diverse highly competitive meta. I only say blue based because I own so many good blue cards. It doesn't need to be blue, but I would prefer it.
I would also prefer a deck that isn't a super stale repetitive deck after 5 games as I want to be able to keep , enjoy and master a new deck. I would be willing to spend 600 to 700 bucks, keep in mind I already own all edh legal broken mana rocks except LED, and about 600 to 700 dollars of blue cards.
Any advice on a hopefully somewhat original, resilient, and fun, competitive deck in that price range would be much appreciated (: .
My current decks are stale to me as I'm stuck building mono blue decks. Blue has always been my favorite color by far, and because of that, I've acquired many blue staples from Invoke prejudice, to fow and snapcaster. I'm looking for a new deck, hopefully blue based to compete in a extremely diverse highly competitive meta. I only say blue based because I own so many good blue cards. It doesn't need to be blue, but I would prefer it.
I would also prefer a deck that isn't a super stale repetitive deck after 5 games as I want to be able to keep , enjoy and master a new deck. I would be willing to spend 600 to 700 bucks, keep in mind I already own all edh legal broken mana rocks except LED, and about 600 to 700 dollars of blue cards.
Any advice on a hopefully somewhat original, resilient, and fun, competitive deck in that price range would be much appreciated (: .