Commander Collection: Legendia

Commander / EDH GW (Selesnya)

Jurrane

Creature (29)

• 1x Delighted Halfling
• 1x Dosan the Falling Leaf
• 1x Dragonlord Dromoka
• 1x Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite
• 1x Esper Sentinel
• 1x Gaddock Teeg
• 1x Giver of Runes
• 1x Heliod, Sun-Crowned
• 1x Kataki, War's Wage
• 1x Linvala, Keeper of Silence
• 1x Loran of the Third Path
• 1x Mangara, the Diplomat
• 1x Melira, Sylvok Outcast
• 1x Mother of Runes
• 1x Myrel, Shield of Argive
• 1x Odric, Lunarch Marshal
• 1x Ranger-Captain of Eos
• 1x Recruiter of the Guard
• 1x Reki, the History of Kamigawa
• 1x Rune-Tail, Kitsune Ascendant  ^Flip
• 1x Saryth, the Viper's Fang
• 1x Shalai, Voice of Plenty
• 1x Sigarda, Font of Blessings
• 1x Sigarda, Host of Herons
• 1x Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle
• 1x Toski, Bearer of Secrets
• 1x Triskelion
• 1x Walking Ballista
• 1x Yasharn, Implacable Earth

Enchantment (4)

• 1x Asceticism
• 1x Defense of the Heart
• 1x Exploration
• 1x Privileged Position

Land (35)

• 1x Boseiju, Who Endures
• 1x Bountiful Promenade
• 1x Branchloft Pathway  ^Flip
• 1x Brushland
• 1x Canopy Vista
• 1x Command Tower
• 1x Eiganjo Castle
• 1x Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire
• 1x Flagstones of Trokair
• 7x Forest
• 1x Fortified Village
• 1x Horizon Canopy
• 1x Kor Haven
• 1x Minas Tirith
• 1x Miren, the Moaning Well
• 1x Pendelhaven
• 8x Plains
• 1x Sungrass Prairie
• 1x Sunpetal Grove
• 1x Temple Garden
• 1x War Room
• 1x Yavimaya Hollow

Artifact (12)

• 1x Arcane Signet
• 1x Bow of Nylea
• 1x Lightning Greaves
• 1x Magewright's Stone
• 1x Mithril Coat
• 1x Sol Ring
• 1x Sting, the Glinting Dagger
• 1x Stone of Erech
• 1x Swiftfoot Boots
• 1x The One Ring
• 1x Thousand-Year Elixir
• 1x Thran Temporal Gateway

Commander (1)

Instant (13)

• 1x Archdruid's Charm
• 1x Beast Within
• 1x Dawn's Truce
• 1x Eladamri's Call
• 1x Flare of Fortitude
• 1x Flawless Maneuver
• 1x Generous Gift
• 1x Heroic Intervention
• 1x Path to Exile
• 1x Stroke of Midnight
• 1x Swords to Plowshares
• 1x Teferi's Protection
• 1x Worldly Tutor

Sorcery (5)

• 1x Farseek
• 1x Nature's Lore
• 1x Rampant Growth *f-etch*
• 1x Three Visits
• 1x Urza's Ruinous Blast

Planeswalker (1)

• 1x The Wanderer

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{W}{G} Introduction: "You Legend" {W}{G}

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Welcome to my primer for my new EDH Captain Sisay "legends matter" deck in Selesnya colours. It's one of the most detailed primers I've written so I hope you find it useful.

This particular list was born from the ashes of two now-retired decks that didn't quite make the grade: Gargos, Vicious Watcher fight club and Gaddock Teeg hatebears. It's centered around the Legendary mechanic and uses Captain Sisay's activated ability as part of a toolbox strategy to find the right legendary cards to deal with most game situations, or to find combo pieces to win the game on the spot. It's a powerful, versatile, midrange build that combines the traditional strengths of the Selesnya colour combination - green's powerful creatures and white's rules-setting approach - to achieve its goals.

Our Commander

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Captain Sisay is a fairly niche Selesnya commander, with just over 1400 decks listed on EDHrec. That's pretty surprising given her power. She's a repeatable tutor for any legendary card (ie. not just creatures), which means she can find many of our key cards for the bargain price of just {T}. Having access to an instant-speed, resuable tutor in the command zone is incredibly strong and we use her ability to search for one half of our infinite damage combo (Heliod, Sun-Crowned, to go with Triskelion or Walking Ballista), or to access a versatile suite of hatebears and other useful creatures that enable us to adapt to particular game states. She also finds Urza's Ruinous Blast whenever we need it, which is often a one-sided boardwipe, and can even tutor for legendary lands if we're in danger of missing land drops.

Sisay's main weakness is that she needs to stick around for a full turn cycle before her {T} ability can be used. To mitigate this, we run Lightning Greaves, Swiftfoot Boots and Thousand-Year Elixir. Each of these allows us to activate her the turn she comes into play, with Lightning Greaves and Swiftfoot Boots (along with Mithril Coat) doubling as useful protective measures. Sting, the Glinting Dagger, Magewright's Stone and Thousand-Year Elixir also enable her to activate additional times per turn.

Deck Strategy

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Our game plan is fairly straightforward. Ramp in the early game, play Captain Sisay and protect her however we can, and then start tutoring for legendary cards using her activated ability or with our other tutors like Defense of the Heart, Eladamri's Call, Worldly Tutor or Archdruid's Charm.

Each of those tutors (apart from Sisay) - plus Ranger-Captain of Eos or Recruiter of the Guard - will find Walking Ballista, which combines with Heliod, Sun-Crowned to form our infinite damage combo. Triskelion works in the same way as Ballista but has slightly fewer tutoring options (Ranger-Captain of Eos can't be used to search for it). Depending on whether we're on attack or defence, we can go for our combo with these tutors or we can restrict our opponents' actions with the static abilities from our hatebears and various legendary creatures.

Because we're wholly reliant on creatures to execute our gameplan, we run lots of defensive countermeasures to stop our stuff being targetted or to protect them from removal. We use Asceticism, Privileged Position, Shalai, Voice of Plenty, Sigarda, Font of Blessings and Saryth, the Viper's Fang as handy ways of giving our permanents hexproof, and instants like Dawn's Truce, Flare of Fortitude, Heroic Intervention, Flawless Maneuver and Teferi's Protection to protect against boardwipes and spot removal. Finally, we also have Mother of Runes and Giver of Runes to grant our creatures protection from specific colours.

The main challenge and nuance with this deck is understanding and predicting the game states it encounters, and then adapting to them accordingly. We have the tools to handle nearly any situation and deal with pretty much any opposing strategy. Many of these tools are listed in the following section.

Legends One and All

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The toolbox element of this deck is formed of around 40 legendary cards, spanning creatures, artifacts, planewalkers and lands. We use Captain Sisay and our other tutors to search for them, employing them to suit a variety of different situations, game states and opponents. Our goal is to be able to compete against most EDH archetypes, with certain cards acting as silver bullets against specific strategies.

As they're the most important part of the deck - and comprise over a third of its total cards - here is a full list of all our legends and why they've been chosen. Their power is increased exponentially because they can be tutored at instant speed with Captain Sisay. Cast any legendary spell using Delighted Halfling and it's uncounterable.

• Boseiju, Who Endures: The best channel land. Tutorable instant-speed artifact, enchantment or nonbasic land removal that can't be countered. We can usually channel it for just {G} with Sisay and/or other legends on the board.
• Bow of Nylea: A great utility card. Its best mode is to recur legendary cards from our graveyard back to our library so Sisay can tutor for them again. The other modes can sometimes be relevant too. Plus giving our attackers deathtouch is rarely a bad thing.
• Dosan the Falling Leaf: Forces everyone to play at sorcery speed. Hoses counterspells during our turn and reduces interaction with us in our critical turns when we want to resolve our combo.
• Dragonlord Dromoka: A meaty uncounterable evasive beater and another way of thwarting those pesky blue mages during our turn.
• Eiganjo Castle: Effectively increases the toughness of any of our legendary creatures by 2 in combat and will sometimes save them from noncombat damage too. Plus it's a tutorable source of white mana if needed.
• Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire: Another good channel land. Not as strong as Boseiju, Who Endures but still useful in a pinch to take out attackers or blockers. Will often channel for just {W} in a deck like this.
• Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite: Expensive to cast but a bomb card. Causes all sorts of problems for go-wide decks. Often a one-sided boardwipe against weenie strategies and a good way of powering up our creatures when we're on the attack.
• Flagstones of Trokair: Land destruction's frowned on in Commander so its triggered ability isn't that relevant but it's another tutorable source of white mana.
• Gaddock Teeg: I've taken the plunge and decided to playtest Teeg. He has benefits and drawbacks: on one hand, he shuts down entire archtypes; on the other, he's a nonbo with some of our most important cards: Defense of the Heart, Urza's Ruinous Blast and The One Ring. I've added Miren, the Moaning Well as a way to get rid of him if needed but it feels a bit clunky. Time will tell.
• Heliod, Sun-Crowned: One half of our game-winning combo. Deals infinite damage for the cost of {1}{W} with either Triskelion or Walking Ballista. Find Heliod and Triskelion with Defense of the Heart's upkeep trigger and we're probably winning the game.
• Kataki, War's Wage: Hoses artifact strategies and makes Treasure, Food and Clue (etc) tokens pretty worthless. Be careful though as we run quite a few artifacts ourselves.
• Kor Haven: A mana producing Maze of Ith effect that can be tutored. Blanks an attacking creature of our choice.
• Linvala, Keeper of Silence: One of our nastiest hatebears, she stops activated abilities in their tracks, of which there are myriad in Commander.
• Loran of the Third Path: I've seen this called one of the best white cards in Commander. While I'm not sure I'd go that far, she's very powerful in this deck. She offers tutorable artifact/enchantment removal thanks to her ETB, is an extra card draw option when we need it and is a great tool to play politics with.
• Mangara, the Diplomat: A decent card draw source in white and his 4 toughness makes an effective blocker.
• Melira, Sylvok Outcast: Most EDH metas seem to have an infect deck these days so a slot for Melira seems sensible. She'll often be a dead card but her upside against poison decks is very high.
• Minas Tirith: More useful card draw and nearly always ETBs untapped in a deck like this.
• Miren, the Moaning Well: Included primarily as a tutorable sacrifice outlet to remove Gaddock Teeg if his restriction starts impacting us. We can also use it to get rid of our other hatebears if we have to, or if we need to gain back some life points.
• Mithril Coat: Makes any of our legendary creatures indestructable. It always feels good to activate Sisay at instant speed to tutor for it and flash it in to save her from destruction.
• Myrel, Shield of Argive: Even better than Dosan the Falling Leaf and Dragonlord Dromoka as she stops opposing spells AND effects in our turn. We find and play her before we want to go off with our combo.
• Odric, Lunarch Marshal: A good way of giving our whole team evasion (usually flying as we have plenty of flyers in this list). Useful with Heliod, Sun-Crowned and our hexproof creatures too.
• Pendelhaven: A bit of a fringe ability as we don't have many 1/1s to power up (Esper Sentinel is probably our best option) but its real value is being a tutorable source of green mana if we need it.
• Rune-Tail, Kitsune Ascendant  : Find and play Rune-Tail when our life total's high enough and he immediately flips, preventing all damage to our creatures while he's an enchantment. A nice defensive measure, especially against red decks.
• Reki, the History of Kamigawa: One of the best sources of card draw in the deck. Staple.
• Saryth, the Viper's Fang: Causes all sorts of headaches for our enemies by making our creatures hexproof or giving them deathtouch. She can also untap Captain Sisay so we can get an extra tutor from her each turn.
• Shalai, Voice of Plenty: Gives our whole team hexproof. Combine with Asceticism, Privileged Position etc and we're basically untouchable.
• Sigarda, Font of Blessings: Same as Shalai, Voice of Plenty. Leave our cards alone.
• Sigarda, Host of Herons: Stops opposing effects that force us to sacrifice stuff, just in case other players were thinking of dodging all our hexproof defences.
• Sting, the Glinting Dagger: Utterly insane in this deck. Grants us two Sisay activations EACH TURN if it's equipping her. Often one of our very first tutor targets when Captain Sisay comes into play.
• Stone of Erech: Our main weapon against graveyard decks. Prevents reanimator shenanigans and exiles an opponent’s graveyard when we need it.
• Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle: We're casting plenty of legendary spells so this is a nice way of recurring our lower mana value creatures (Ranger-Captain of Eos is a good target).
• Thran Temporal Gateway: Tutoring for legendary cards each turn can be broken. Putting them into play at instant speed is more busted than the year 3000. Another great weapon against blue decks. Remember you don't have to name the card it puts into play until the ability resolves (at which point it's too late for opponents to respond).
• The One Ring: My precious. Played in multiples across virtually every competitive Modern deck for a reason. Being able to tutor for it with Sisay is bonkers. So much value packed into one card.
• The Wanderer: Very good anti-burn card and a useful way of preventing damage to our creatures. Being able to exile creatures with 4+ power (usually up to two) is the icing on the cake.
• Toski, Bearer of Secrets: Another good source of card draw and difficult to remove thanks to his indestructability.
• Urza's Ruinous Blast: Often a one-sided boardwipe. Has saved my bacon in multiple games, often turning a losing position into a winning one. Absolute staple in this deck.
• Yasharn, Implacable Earth: A good dual-use hatebear that smooths out our land drops by searching for basics, and stops spells and abilities requiring sacrifice or life loss in their tracks.
• Yavimaya Hollow: My only (non-proxied) copy of this powerful old Reserved List card, useful for blanking removal.

Notable Omissions

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The following cards put up decent numbers in other Captain Sisay lists on EDHrec, but I'm not running them in this build (for the moment). Here's why.

• Avacyn, Angel of Hope: Very expensive to cast. Has saved my skin in other decks but here we have more efficient ways of protecting our team. Better for battlecruiser lists.
• Flowering of the White Tree: A good legendary matters card if you're going for a creature beatdown strategy. I'm not though and would rather prioritise the cards above.
• Kamahl's Druidic Vow: Can be very hit and miss. We don't usually generate large enough amounts of mana for it to be worthwhile and I prefer the targeted efficiency of tutors. I can see why other decks would run it.
• Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar: I had Kutzil in my first build but it was a bit redundant with Dosan the Falling Leaf, Dragonlord Dromoka and Myrel, Shield of Argive also included. I suppose I could add it back in for heavy blue/control metas.
• Kogla, the Titan Ape: I quite like Kogla but his high mana value discourages me a bit. However his fight ETB is good and we run enough Humans (including Sisay) to make his indestructable ability relevant. To be reviewed.
• Mangara of Corondor: Very nearly makes the cut. Two things let him down: we'll only rarely activate him without summoning sickness (Swiftfoot Boots etc); and we don't run any blink cards to abuse his effect. Otherwise he'd be an auto-include.
• Saffi Eriksdotter: A good way of recurring our most important creature but I'm prioritising group defensive effects like Heroic Intervention etc.
• Selvala, Heart of the Wilds: Excellent card and definitely has its uses here but I don't want my opponents drawing cards if I can help it. Same goes for Selvala, Explorer Returned.

Strengths

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Flexibility and versatility are what really make this deck shine. By design, legendary cards in Magic tend to have powerful effects so aggregating many of the strongest legends in Selesnya colours makes for a powerful, scalable and adaptable deck. We're capable of playing the game in a number of different ways: we can go for a combo win in the early turns with the right draws; we can shut entire decks down with the right combination of hatebear cards; or we can play a game of attrition by grinding out card advantage. We have already won pods that included format powerhouses such as Atraxa, Praetors' Voice, Lathril, Blade of the Elves, Lord Windgrace and The Gitrog Monster (see "Game Results" below).

We're also an incredibly resilient deck. Selesnya is one of the best defensive colour combinations in Magic and we leverage many of its traditional strengths. We have five different ways of surviving board wipes, a similar number of tools to give our permanents hexproof or indestructable, and a series of protection effects from creatures or artifacts that can help blank removal. If all that fails, we have some excellent tutorable recursion effects from our graveyard. Basically we can be dragged through hell and back in a typical EDH game but still come out on top.

Similarly, we don’t have many blind spots when it comes to removal. We’re capable of dealing with problematic permanents of pretty much any type. We can use Captain Sisay to tutor for legendary cards that remove artifacts, enchantments, lands, (higher power) creatures and graveyards, and augment them with multi-purpose removal options in green and white, like Beast Within and Generous Gift.

Weaknesses

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We're adaptable enough that we don't have many weaknesses at many casual tables, as we can interact with most opposing strategies. That said, we're a permanents-based deck so we're liable to mass removal and a well-timed Farewell can ruin our day. Because much of our game plan relies on tutoring for legendary cards with Captain Sisay, anything that stops us searching our library (eg. Opposition Agent, Aven Mindcensor, Stranglehold etc) pretty much shuts down our main advantage. The same is true if Sisay is removed or neutralised, although we have plenty of other tutor effects we can turn to as a plan B.

As our main route to victory is the Heliod, Sun-Crowned // Triskelion or Walking Ballista combo, anything that restricts or removes the two parts of this combo neutralises that plan of attack. Fortunately Heliod, Sun-Crowned is indestructable - and we can usually stay beneath his threshold for devotion when he's not a creature - so the only way to remove him is through enchantment exile effects, which are still relatively rare. It's usually best to wait to resolve the combo until we can protect it with cards like Myrel, Shield of Argive, Asceticism, Privileged Position, Shalai, Voice of Plenty Sigarda, Font of Blessings etc. An opposing Solemnity also completely shuts down our combo, as does hexpoof/shrouded/phased out opponents, although we have ways of dealing with most of those issues.

If we're forced to pivot away from our combo game, our alternative is generally to attack with evasive creatures, ideally using Odric, Lunarch Marshal to give them all flying or other keyword abilities.

The other major weakness we have, which has been discovered through playtesting (see "Game Results" below), is that anything that removes or prevents activated abilities from creatures and artifacts completely shuts down both our combo plan and indeed the main USP of this deck (Captain Sisay search activations). Humility is a silver bullet against us, as are hate pieces like Cursed Totem and Linvala, Keeper of Silence. In these cases, we need to find removal ASAP to deal with these kill-on-sight cards. If that removal is then countered or blanked, we can't interact in a meaningful way and have to rely on creature damage to win.

Power Level

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I categorise decks in my collection according to four tiers of power, from 1 (most powerful) to 4 (least powerful):

Tier 1: Higher powered decks with fast mana, free spells, and infinite combos or instant wins that are searchable with tutors.
Tier 2: Well tuned decks which may have infinite combos or instant wins that are searchable with tutors, but not many fast mana sources and/or free spells.
Tier 3: Reasonably well tuned casual decks that are capable of powerful plays. May occasionally have infinite combos or instant wins but don't generally use tutors to find them.
Tier 4: Lower powered or linear decks, weak enough to play against other casual decks.

I would classify this as one of my Tier 2 decks. It's well tuned and features optimised card selections in most categories, other than fast mana. It has an infinite damage win condition, with the combo pieces able to be found with multiple different tutor cards including our commander. I would aim to play it against other higher powered casual builds and it should cope well in a variety of different pods.

Budget

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Because it's an amalgalm of two mid-price decks I deconstructed, the budget for this build is quite high. Currently sitting at around $950 on Card Kingdom, it's a higher priced list due to the presence of The One Ring, Yavimaya Hollow, Boseiju, Who Endures, Ranger-Captain of Eos, Myrel, Shield of Argive, Dosan the Falling Leaf, Delighted Halfling, Esper Sentinel and a bunch of other c.$10 cards. I'm also using the Secret Lair version of Captain Sisay as I prefer the artwork. However, building a serviceable legends deck doesn't need to be expensive and many of the more costly cards have decent substitutes. Here's a link to some budget ideas for a cheaper Sisay build: https://edhrec.com/commanders/captain-sisay/budget

Game Results

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I haven't managed to do this for my other decks but as this one's a new build, I'll track its performance here as it plays games.

Game 1:
Win versus Heliod, Sun-Crowned, Garth One-Eye and The Gitrog Monster.
Got very lucky with a turn 1 Exploration and a four land opening hand, allowing Captain Sisay to be played on turn 2. Fought through a Wrath of God from Heliod and somehow survived a Torment of Hailfire for {13} from the Gitrog player (ouch!), which took out the other two players and turned the game into a 1v1. Tutored for Stone of Erech with Captain Sisay to exile their graveyard and followed up with Urza's Ruinous Blast as a one-sided boardwipe. Had the infinite combo in hand and ready to play the next turn, causing them to scoop. Thousand-Year Elixir was on the board for most of the game enabling two Sisay activations a turn, which helped make the difference.

Game 2:
Win versus Atraxa, Praetors' Voice, Garth One-Eye and Sierra, Nuka's Biggest Fan.
Strange game against an Atraxa Superfriends list and a couple of theme decks. Had a slow start with just lands and eventually played Captain Sisay on turn 4. Tutored for Reidane, God of the Worthy   to tax the Superfriends player which ate removal soon after. Went for the combo with Eladamri's Call and Captain Sisay to find Walking Ballista and Heliod, Sun-Crowned but Ballista got hit by Swords to Plowshares. Atraxa, Praetors' Voice got to ultimate a couple of planeswalkers (Vraska, Golgari Queen and Dovin Baan) and had us potentially dead on board from an Atraxa attack with Vraska's emblem. Tutored for The One Ring and watched Sierra, Nuka's Biggest Fan swing in for lethal commander damage against Atraxa. Then drew into Triskelion and combo'd for the win. Would've been dead to Sierra, Nuka's Biggest Fan commander damage the next turn.

Game 3:
Win versus Lathril, Blade of the Elves, Kibo, Uktabi Prince and Shelob, Child of Ungoliant.
A fairly straightforward win. Played a T5 Urza's Ruinous Blast to deal with a horde of Elves from Lathril, Blade of the Elves but they rebuilt quickly and hit the board with a couple of Lathril activations. Drew into Triskelion early so played a couple of ramp spells and tutored for Heliod, Sun-Crowned with Captain Sisay. Sisay was removed with Shelob, Child of Ungoliant, giving them their own version to tutor for legends in their deck which was funny. Used The One Ring to keep the table at bay and draw more cards, before tutoring for Myrel, Shield of Argive with Worldly Tutor to guard against artifact removal from the other three G/x decks. Played her before Triskelion the following turn to protect the combo and win the game.

Game 4:
Loss versus Heliod, Sun-Crowned, Alela, Artful Provocateur and Phelddagrif.
Ended up in a pod with two Stax decks (Heliod, Sun-Crowned and Alela, Artful Provocateur). Two opponents had played against us before and knew what to expect. Misery ensued as we were basically the archenemy. Did OK in the first few turns with some ramp, a Heliod, Sun-Crowned of our own and Thousand-Year Elixir to get double activations out of Captain Sisay. Tried Urza's Ruinous Blast to try and take out Linvala, Keeper of Silence, Archon of Emeria and some other Stax pieces but Heliod had Teferi's Protection ready. Linvala basically shuts down our combo plan so tried to Swords to Plowshares her but the Phelddagrif player countered it. Then Karn, the Great Creator hit the table and it was time to scoop. Anything that prevents activated abilities of creatures or artifacts is a big problem for us.

Game 5:
Win versus Lord Windgrace, Trostani, Selesnya's Voice and Cadira, Caller of the Small.
Similar to Game 3, another majority green pod with minimal interaction which suited us perfectly. Fell behind in the early game despite a T3 Captain Sisay, as the Trostani and Cadira players made lots of tokens, while Windgrace ramped into a bunch of lands and a Marit Lage token with Thespian's Stage. Tutored for The One Ring and hid behind it while Lord Windgrace made the game-defining play of Collective Voyage for 11, giving everyone 11 extra basic lands. That meant we had enough mana to play Myrel, Shield of Argive, Heliod, Sun-Crowned and Triskelion all in the same turn, combo off and kill the other two Selesnya players. Windgrace was protected by two Glacial Chasms but managed to remove them in our next turn with Boseiju, Who Endures and Generous Gift, and then combo again with Heliod and Triskelion. Another game where we were getting two Captain Sisay activations a turn, this time with Saryth, the Viper's Fang.

Upcoming Changes

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I'm very happy with this list. Although there are more competitive Sisay decks out there, this version has been performing well. The only change I'm currently considering is Abstergo Entertainment as another tutorable graveyard hate piece.

Thanks for reading this primer :)

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{W}{U}{G} Galadriel, Light of Valinor {W}{U}{G}
Vapour Trail: Bant Flicker

{W}{B}{G} Karador, Ghost Chieftain {W}{B}{G}
Hair Raiser: Abzan Reanimator

{W}{U}{R} Kykar, Wind's Fury {W}{U}{R}
Storm Runner: Jeskai Tokens

{W}{U}{R} Hinata, Dawn-Crowned {W}{U}{R}
Phantom’s Revenge: Jeskai Spirits Tribal

{U}{B}{G} Yarok, the Desecrated {U}{B}{G}
Boomerang: Sultai ETB Triggers

{W}{B}{R} Kaalia of the Vast {W}{B}{R}
Abyssus: Mardu Angels & Demons

{U}{R}{G} Omnath, Locus of the Roil {U}{R}{G}
Boulder Dash: Temur Landfall

Date added	2 months
Last updated	13 hours
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	11 - 0 Mythic Rares 57 - 0 Rares 12 - 0 Uncommons 5 - 0 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	2.94
Tokens	Beast 3/3 G, Elephant 3-3 G, Human 1/1 W, Soldier