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Mono-green tokens/Lands Matter deck. I'm generally going for beefier tokens. This already feels more focused than my previous Yeva list ever was. Play lands, play cards that interact with lands, make tokens, retrieve lands, smash for the win.

Will be editing things in, just wanted the thread up to put in my sig. Don't expect a lot of traffic, this is just so I have the list somewhere.

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Constant Mists is amazing. I think it's a must have as it will occasionally lock someone out of the game completely.

Consider Fortitude as well. I like it as a method to go all in when the opportunity presents itself.

Other than price tag there's no reason to pass on Cradle.

I also find Scapeshift to be absolutely amazing here. Although once again I could see it getting cut for budget.

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Constant Mists is amazing. I think it's a must have as it will occasionally lock someone out of the game completely.

Consider Fortitude as well. I like it as a method to go all in when the opportunity presents itself.

Other than price tag there's no reason to pass on Gaea's Cradle.

I also find Scapeshift to be absolutely amazing here. Although once again I could see it getting cut for budget.

Ordered a Mists, will be going right in.

Not sold on Fortitude at first glance. Will keep it in mind, but no promises.

*checks price* ...Yeesh. Yeah, budget. I'd rather buy a couple of fetches or an original dual for those kinda prices.

Will add Scapeshift to the Considerations (/ Wish List) box. Not too pricy, but not something to just pick up on a whim either.

Two other things to consider are the sac based card drawing (Momentus Fall, Greater Good, Life's Legacy) and mass removal.

One of Titania's greatest strengths, IMO, is her ability to recover very quickly. So mass removal like All is Dust and Disk really help control the board and you probably end up with 10 to 15 power worth of attackers right after the wipe.

Some of my thoughts on Titania
Natural Affinity is a great response to a wrath/disk effect if you want to be that guy.
Elemental Bond is really good with Titania, as every land that goes to the grave is a card draw without extra costs.
Amulet of Vigor is only good if you consider running cards like Scapeshift and Boundless Realms,, Terramorphic Expanse ect.
Constant Mists is great, but so is Sunstone and Glacial Chasm
In my Meta, she brings ALOT of kill instantly hate, so I use Steely Resolve or Asceticism
Think the rest have been mentioned except for Nissa, Worldwaker. For me she has been an all-star.
My question is though about Beastmaster Ascension, has it been a win more card or clutch to closing out games for you?

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Two other things to consider are the sac based card drawing (Momentus Fall, Greater Good, Life's Legacy) and mass removal.

One of Titania's greatest strengths, IMO, is her ability to recover very quickly. So mass removal like All is Dust and Nevinyrral's Disk really help control the board and you probably end up with 10 to 15 power worth of attackers right after the wipe.

Greater Good is in Meren, but I have a Momentous Fall I can slot in and will consider grabbing a LL.

Will add Dust and Disk to Considerations.

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Some of my thoughts on Titania
Natural Affinity is a great response to a wrath/disk effect if you want to be that guy.
Elemental Bond is really good with Titania, as every land that goes to the grave is a card draw without extra costs.
Amulet of Vigor is only good if you consider running cards like Scapeshift and Boundless Realms,, Terramorphic Expanse ect.
Constant Mists is great, but so is Sunstone and Glacial Chasm
In my Meta, she brings ALOT of kill instantly hate, so I use Steely Resolve or Asceticism
Think the rest have been mentioned except for Nissa, Worldwaker. For me she has been an all-star.
My question is though about Beastmaster Ascension, has it been a win more card or clutch to closing out games for you?

Added Affinity and Bond to Considerations, Added Asceticism and Sylvan Library.

Will get back to you on Ascension.

Here are some of my thoughts on Titania.

1. Figure out more ways to sacrifice your own land for value from Titania, Protector of Argoth. Consider running cards like Wooded Foothills, Lotus Vale, Naya Panorama. They let you run less basics, but you also get to create 5/3 Elementals at instant speed, as well as naturally giving yourself lands to reanimate with Titania's ETB trigger. I can't recommend Glacial Chasm enough, gets you a 5/3 when it enters, and you then you sac/replay the Glacial Chasm as the upkeep gets painful when rebuilding.
2. It also seems that you might be a little weak to indestructible creatures. I'd consider running Karn Liberated ,Scour From Existence or other colorless exile effects to deal with some of those threats.
3. Some of other ideas for ramp, Omnath, Locus Of Mana and Lotus Cobra to take advantage of the extra landfall triggers. Mana Reflection or Caged Sun are also good options for ramping you up.

Titania is my main deck, the one I play the most ( sadly, really need to update my list - it's changed a LOT since I built it six months ago ), and definitely the one I enjoy most.

I would definitely play 40+ lands... my deck ranges around 42-48, depending on how glass canon-y I'm feeling ( the Manabond route ). Unfortunately we're not Azusa so IMO I wouldn't go far above that, as the last place you want to be is post-wrath, top-decking lands.

In terms of non-budget cards, sadly Gaea's Cradle is the best card in the deck, much more than any other, simply because you can blow up all other lands to make tokens, and cast things anyway. Next would be the fetchlands: get land and get a token, unlike most of the others ( the Zendikar two are crazily priced just now, but the Khans two might make a good start - and investment ). Though not not necessary, Mox Diamond is stupidly good in Titania ( the drawback isn't there, basically ). Craterhoof Behemoth is the easiest finisher in big pods, and less $$$ than a lot of the aforementioned cards. Scapeshift is good whenever Titania is out. Azusa, Lost But Seeking a reprint is intense ramp. Have tokens? Sac one with Natural Order and get something terrifying. Tooth And Nail is one of those cards that typically wins the game if not countered.

On to more mid-priced cards, Worldly Tutor is good in anything green and Chord of Calling has special synergy with Titania's tokens ( I've spent no mana on it a lot ). Beast Within ( along with Song of the Dryads ) is green's best removal, and Duplicant is creature exile green can tutor for. Strip Mine and Dust Bowl are good utility with our usual bonus. Lotus Cobra is good generally, craaaazy with any land that fetched. Command Beacon means that Titania never costs more than five, ever, as long as no-one exiles it ( I feel I should mention Food Chain here, though I'm personally not a big fan, as it + Command Beacon + Titania = infinite green mana for creatures ). Burgeoning has made many turn two Titanias. Greater Good is good draw, and better wrath effect insurance.

In terms of cool budget cards, there are tons of possibilities, but green has a great artifact and enchantment removal suite. Depending on how spiky your meta is your need may vary, but so many abusive combos ( Mycosynth Lattice etc. ) and oppressive board states ( Stasis and friends ) are artifact or enchantment related. Nature's Claim is super cheap, and my other favorites, Deglamer, Fade into Antiquity, and Krosan Grip. Glacial Chasm has won me more games than I can count by rendering an aggro deck with better board-presence's army useless until I can push through. Bant, Jund, and Naya Panorama's are worse than the other fetches, but can hang about tapping for colorless blamelessly and then go off when Titania's around. You're already running the awesome Realms Uncharted: make the one choosing squirm with Petrified Field. Triumph of the Hordes is my second favorite win after Craterhoof. Life's Legacy, Shamanic Revelation, and Momentus Fall are both great green draw. Green has tons of Regrowth effects, Noxious Revival is my favorite because it's instant and almost free.

IMO I'd cut most of the token spells. Titania can generate tons of tokens all on her own.

I've found when tweaking the deck that Titania wants to run a much lower curve in general: trimming all but massive game changers from the top end of the curve really rewards a deck that kills its own lands a lot.

Hope you have fun! Titania is an amazing general to play...

Cut Howl of Night Pack, Feral Incarn, and Crush of Wurms for Naturalize, Krosan Grip, and Overwhelming Stampede (OS since I don't have a Craterhoof). Maybe Gleeful Sabotage instead of Naturalize?

Added Worldly Tutor, pulled Beast Within and Regrowth out of Meren. Added the three Panoramas and Shamanic Revelation. Already have M. Fall in the deck (Greater Good is in Meren, as I previously mentioned) and P. Field is already on the to-buy list, adding Chasm as well. I haven an Ulvenwald Tracker for creature removal, better than nothing.

Perhaps add a couple of mana rocks, since we sacrifice so many lands and want a lower curve?

Added in Strip Mine, acquired Lotus CobraFoil (GP Promo) which is already in, and Elemental Bond which is not in yet. I'm thinking of taking out Momentous Fall for it actually. The two Orbs cover me for life, and E. Bond is a repeatable effect as opposed to Fall's one-shot effect.

It might be too low impact, but I am going to try out World Breaker. I often find myself in need of a reach blocker and this guy has some nice synergy with the general to go along with his Acidic Slime trigger.

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It might be too low impact, but I am going to try out World Breaker. I often find myself in need of a reach blocker and this guy has some nice synergy with the general to go along with his Acidic Slime trigger.

What fliers are you facing on such a regular basis? The only other reach options I think would be worth it would be Arbor Colossus and Skylasher, depending on what you face. Spidersilk Armor?

It really varies. Stuff like Blinding Angel, Kalia and her brood of troublemakers, and misc voltron commanders that have been given flight. Silklash Spider is the catch all answer, but I like that World Breaker can knock out a troublesome permanent. And at 5 power triggers Packleader and Elemental Bond.

this thread keeps crashing me...
so I was explaining Whiteout
Spitting Spider
Arashi, the Sky Asunder cant be countered, stifled yes.
whirlwind and Plummet and its variences
Lignify
Song of the Dryads
ect. ect.

All these snow-covered forests in a Titania EDH and no Sunstone??????

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All these snow-covered forests in a Titania EDH and no Sunstone??????

I did kind of consider it. As an artifact though, it will just sit there on the field, open to artifact destruction. Plus it costs 5 mana for the first fog, while the two other fogs I have are 2 and 3 mana respectively. I don't want to overload on fogs, either.

I'm not saying no to Sunstone, just maybe not right now.

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All these snow-covered forests in a Titania EDH and no Sunstone??????

I did kind of consider it. As an artifact though, it will just sit there on the field, open to artifact destruction. Plus it costs 5 mana for the first fog, while the two other fogs I have are 2 and 3 mana respectively. I don't want to overload on fogs, either.

I'm not saying no to Sunstone, just maybe not right now.

If you play it 3rd turn are you really gonna die to combat damage by your next turn in EDH when it's not a cutthroat meta?

No, it's not a cutthroat meta.

But on the flip side, how often am I going to have it that early, and how often am I going to have it that early without anything else to play? Artifacts are more easily screwed with as well, like I mentioned before. I have a recur-able fog in Mists and another that takes advantage of my token doublers as well.

That's true, but Sunstone is still a card to seriously consider. I run it in a Titania deck where all the forests are snow and no regrets.