Piotr Glogowski

Description

The decklist uses the newly released 《Neoform》 (and 《Eldritch Evolution》 as extra redundant copies of a similar effect) in conjunction with 《Allosaurus Rider》 to summon a 《Griselbrand》 off of it as soon as turn one. 《Allosaurus Rider》‘s printed Converted Mana Cost is seven, which conveniently allows you to summon it for its alternative cost and immediately sacrifice it to either one of those spells to get a 《Griselbrand》. 《Summoner’s Pact》 can grab an 《Allosaurus Rider》, providing extra redundancy.

Once you get 《Griselbrand》 into play, chaining 《Nourishing Shoal》s should allow you to activate the demon enough times to draw your deck, and use your 《Simian Spirit Guide》s and 《Manamorphose》s to ultimately win with 《Lightning Storm》 or 《Laboratory Maniac》. Remaining cards in the deck serve the purpose of finding your combo and maintaining green card density for 《Allosaurus Rider》.

This deck seems to work best with the London Mulligan rule, since it’s aiming for a large amount of turn one, two, and three kills, but it still probably is a force to be reckoned with without it, because for how much of a “glass cannon” deck it is, it is also fairly consistent at doing it’s own thing.

Lucas Berthoud

• Lucas Berthoud
• – Restore Balance

4 《Island》
1 《Mountain》
4 《Steam Vents》
4 《Spirebluff Canal》
4 《Shivan Reef》
1 《Cascade Bluffs》
3 《Tolaria West》
-Land (21)- 4 《Greater Gargadon》
-Creature (4)-

4 《Ancestral Vision》
4 《Restore Balance》
4 《Faithless Looting》
4 《Opt》
4 《Serum Visions》
1 《Noxious Revival》
4 《Electrodominance》
2 《Finale of Promise》
1 《Echoing Truth》
3 《Gifts Ungiven》
4 《As Foretold》
-Spell (35)-

3 《Dispel》
3 《Relic of Progenitus》
3 《Anger of the Gods》
2 《Blood Moon》
1 《Tormod’s Crypt》
1 《Alpine Moon》
1 《Jace, the Mind Sculptor》
1 《Chandra, Torch of Defiance》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

This version of 《Restore Balance》 deck trades interaction for the ability to more consistently find your combo pieces via 《Opt》, 《Faithless Looting》 and 《Gifts Ungiven》. 《Finale of Promise》 works well with all of those cards to set up your combo quickly, but can also be a weapon against discard and interactive decks to generate card advantage in longer games.

Jason Chung

• Jason Chung
• – UB Mill

4 《Island》
2 《Swamp》
2 《Watery Grave》
4 《Polluted Delta》
2 《Scalding Tarn》
2 《Darkslick Shores》
2 《Shelldock Isle》
1 《Oboro, Palace in the Clouds》
4 《Field of Ruin》
-Land (23)- 4 《Hedron Crab》
-Creature (4)-

4 《Surgical Extraction》
4 《Visions of Beyond》
2 《Inquisition of Kozilek》
2 《Fatal Push》
4 《Glimpse the Unthinkable》
4 《Mission Briefing》
1 《Collective Brutality》
1 《Crypt Incursion》
1 《Murderous Cut》
2 《Mesmeric Orb》
2 《Ensnaring Bridge》
4 《Archive Trap》
2 《Ashiok, Dream Render》
-Spell (33)-

3 《Collective Brutality》
2 《Trapmaker’s Snare》
1 《Extirpate》
1 《Inquisition of Kozilek》
1 《Fatal Push》
1 《Echoing Truth》
1 《Crypt Incursion》
1 《Damnation》
1 《Ravenous Trap》
1 《Night of Souls’ Betrayal》
1 《Set Adrift》
1 《Ashiok, Dream Render》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

《Ashiok, Dream Render》 is a perfect fit for UB Mill outside of its expensive cost. This card fits in with the deck’s prison and disruptive nature while being a maindeck worthy card that is good against most of the top decks of Modern. Although it has anti-synergy with 《Archive Trap》 and 《Visions of Beyond》, you can combat the former with 《Field of Ruin》, and you can even target yourself so that your Vision becomes active! (Your opponent’s graveyard gets exiled, not the target player)

Goncalo Pinto

• Goncalo Pinto
• – Scepter Silence

3 《Island》
1 《Mountain》
1 《Plains》
2 《Hallowed Fountain》
2 《Steam Vents》
1 《Sacred Foundry》
4 《Flooded Strand》
4 《Scalding Tarn》
2 《Celestial Colonnade》
2 《Glacial Fortress》
3 《Field of Ruin》
-Land (25)- 4 《Snapcaster Mage》
-Creature (4)-

4 《Path to Exile》
4 《Silence》
3 《Opt》
2 《Lightning Bolt》
4 《Delay》
3 《Lightning Helix》
3 《Cryptic Command》
4 《Isochron Scepter》
4 《Teferi, Time Raveler》
-Spell (31)-

3 《Rest in Peace》
2 《Dispel》
2 《Celestial Purge》
2 《Commence the Endgame》
1 《Lyra Dawnbringer》
1 《Rending Volley》
1 《Dovin’s Veto》
1 《Supreme Verdict》
1 《Wrath of God》
1 《Teferi, Hero of Dominaria》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

This deck is trying to lock your opponent with the 《Teferi, Time Raveler》 and 《Isochron Scepter》 on 《Silence》. When you have those into play, your opponent can’t cast more spells because you activate the 《Isochron Scepter》 on the upkeep and since your opponents can only use cards on Sorcery speed, the 《Silence》 will prevent them from doing that. Once the lock is established you only need to take care of the creatures in play. The Jeskai shell does a good job doing that, with cheap removal and 《Snapcaster Mage》. The -3 ability of 《Teferi, Time Raveler》 also does a great job controlling the number of creatures on the battlefield. 《Isochron Scepter》 on 《Lightning Helix》 or 《Path to Exile》 is also a very good threat by its own against some decks and the 《Delay》s work very well with the Teferi’s Static ability.

Jacob Nagro

• Jacob Nagro
• – Narset on the Geier Reach

2 《Island》
2 《Swamp》
3 《Watery Grave》
4 《Polluted Delta》
1 《Verdant Catacombs》
4 《Darkslick Shores》
3 《Creeping Tar Pit》
1 《Sunken Ruins》
2 《Field of Ruin》
2 《Geier Reach Sanitarium》
-Land (24)- 4 《Jace, Vryn’s Prodigy》
1 《Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet》
2 《Tasigur, the Golden Fang》
-Creature (7)-

4 《Fatal Push》
4 《Inquisition of Kozilek》
4 《Thought Scour》
1 《Thoughtseize》
2 《Cast Down》
2 《Collective Brutality》
1 《Damnation》
1 《Mox Amber》
1 《Nihil Spellbomb》
4 《Narset, Parter of Veils》
4 《Liliana of the Veil》
1 《Jace, the Mind Sculptor》
-Spell (29)-

4 《Fulminator Mage》
3 《Surgical Extraction》
2 《Dispel》
2 《Countersquall》
2 《Damnation》
2 《Ashiok, Dream Render》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

This deck is trying to combine 《Narset, Parter of Veils》 with 《Geier Reach Sanitarium》 to eventually lock your opponent out of draw steps. If you get your opponent to 0 cards in hand with both Narset and Sanitarium in play, you can use Sanitarium during their upkeep to effectively make them skip their draw step.

Legacy

Allen Wu

• Allen Wu
• – Turbo Planeswalkers

1 《Forest》
1 《Island》
1 《Plains》
2 《Tundra》
2 《Tropical Island》
4 《Flooded Strand》
4 《Misty Rainforest》
2 《Windswept Heath》
1 《Karakas》
2 《Wasteland》
-Land (20)- 4 《Noble Hierarch》
4 《Stoneforge Mystic》
2 《True-Name Nemesis》
-Creature (10)-

2 《Mox Diamond》
4 《Brainstorm》
4 《Ponder》
4 《Swords to Plowshares》
1 《Spell Pierce》
4 《Force of Will》
1 《Umezawa’s Jitte》
1 《Batterskull》
3 《Narset, Parter of Veils》
3 《Teferi, Time Raveler》
2 《Jace, the Mind Sculptor》
1 《Teferi, Hero of Dominaria》
-Spell (30)-

2 《Flusterstorm》
2 《Rest in Peace》
2 《Council’s Judgment》
1 《Vendilion Clique》
1 《Palace Jailer》
1 《Engineered Explosives》
1 《Spell Pierce》
1 《Celestial Purge》
1 《Disenchant》
1 《Sylvan Library》
1 《Supreme Verdict》
1 《Gideon, Ally of Zendikar》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

War of the Spark introduced 2 new powerful Planeswalkers to Legacy: 《Narset, Parter of Veils》 and 《Teferi, Time Raveler》. The static abilities on these Planeswalkers seriously inhibit most top Legacy decks’ gameplans and they both generate value on entering the battlefield. This deck tries to force a powerful threat through ahead of schedule using 《Noble Hierarch》 and 《Mox Diamond》.

Branco Neirynck

• Branco Neirynck
• – Lands

1 《Forest》
2 《Taiga》
1 《Sheltered Thicket》
1 《Misty Rainforest》
1 《Verdant Catacombs》
1 《Windswept Heath》
4 《Grove of the Burnwillows》
1 《Horizon Canopy》
1 《Tranquil Thicket》
1 《Bojuka Bog》
1 《Karakas》
4 《Thespian’s Stage》
4 《Wasteland》
3 《Rishadan Port》
1 《Ancient Tomb》
1 《Blast Zone》
1 《Ghost Quarter》
3 《Dark Depths》
1 《Glacial Chasm》
1 《Maze of Ith》
1 《The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale》
-Land (35)- -Creature (0)-

4 《Crop Rotation》
3 《Gamble》
4 《Life from the Loam》
3 《Punishing Fire》
4 《Exploration》
1 《Molten Vortex》
2 《Sylvan Library》
4 《Mox Diamond》
-Spell (25)-

4 《Sphere of Resistance》
3 《Tireless Tracker》
3 《Krosan Grip》
2 《Drop of Honey》
2 《Choke》
1 《Crucible of Worlds》
-Sideboard (15)-

Description

It’s easy to get 《Blast Zone》 into play through 《Crop Rotation》, 《Gamble》 or 《Life from the Loam》. 《Blast Zone》 is a nice utility land which can push this deck back to Tier 1. It’s obviously good versus one mana permanents but more importantly it’s a fetchable maindeck answer versus 《Counterbalance》 and 《True-Name Nemesis》, two cards very hard to deal with for this deck.

Recommended Items

《Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God》

《Vivien, Champion of the Wilds》

《Teferi, Time Raveler》

《Narset, Parter of Veils》