How enchanting

Legacy*

MathMan94

Enchantment (26)

• 4x Alpha Authority
• 4x Daybreak Coronet
• 4x Ethereal Armor
• 1x Gryff's Boon
• 3x Hyena Umbra
• 4x Rancor
• 4x Spider Umbra
• 1x Spirit Link
• 1x Unflinching Courage

Land (20)

• 3x Forest
• 6x Plains
• 3x Scattered Groves
• 4x Sunpetal Grove
• 4x Temple of Plenty

Creature (12)

• 4x Aegis of the Gods
• 4x Kor Spiritdancer
• 4x Slippery Bogle

Instant (2)

• 2x Path to Exile

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Sideboard

Enchantment (11)

• 1x Gryff's Boon
• 3x Spirit Mantle
• 3x Stony Silence
• 4x Suppression Field

Creature (4)

• 4x Gladecover Scout

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Maybeboard

Enchantment (12)

• 4x Leyline of Sanctity
• 2x Seal of Primordium
• 3x Stony Silence
• 3x Suppression Field

Land (6)

• 4x Blossoming Sands
• 1x Razorverge Thicket
• 1x Sungrass Prairie

Creature (7)

• 3x Gaddock Teeg
• 4x Silhana Ledgewalker

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This deck is a modified competitive modern deck (Better known as a "Bogles" deck). It has been modified in order to reduce its price tag and so that it can be played as a more casual legacy deck that uses the same combos.

It's strength is in buffing small cheap creatures with hexproof to be ridiculously strong and untouchable as fast and as consistently as possible. Each aura not only makes the creature stronger but also synergizes with other creatures and other auras to produce stupid strong combos incredibly fast.

The best play is to get the Slippery Bogle or Gladecover Scout and the Kor Spiritdancer out as soon as possible and throw as many auras onto the Bogle or Scout as possible while also throwing an umbra/aura or two on the Kor Spiritdancer to help protect it, since it provides the only source of draw for this deck and is crucial to reliably setting up combos and buffs. While throwing the auras onto the Bogle or Scout the Kor Spiritdancer enables a draw per aura, and the auras are so cheap you can play one draw another one and play that one too, basically to the point you're playing auras until you're tapped out in that turn.

Admittedly, in order to make this deck on a reasonable budget a lot of the expensive fast lands had to be replaced with slower cheaper lands, which means you have to think about which land you are you going to play and when in order to minimize the amount of lands that are going to be put into play tapped.

The only real weakness I've encountered with this deck is to black or black-blue control/mill decks that have sacrifice mechanics in them since that is the only way around hexproof. So when arranging a sideboard keep that in mind.

Date added	6 years
Last updated	6 years
Legality	This deck is Legacy legal.
Rarity (main - side)	23 - 3 Rares 21 - 8 Uncommons 7 - 4 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	1.45