W/G Convoke

Modern GW (Selesnya) Saproling Tokens

ZaneOlric3

Creature (21)

• 3x Ancient Imperiosaur
• 4x Conclave Phalanx
• 3x Kavu Primarch
• 3x Martyr's Soul
• 4x Selfless Cathar
• 4x Young Wolf

Sorcery (4)

• 2x Gather the Townsfolk
• 2x Hour of Reckoning

Land (19)

• 2x Forest
• 4x Khalni Garden
• 6x Plains
• 4x Temple Garden
• 3x Windswept Heath

Enchantment (8)

• 4x Conclave Tribunal
• 4x Fists of Ironwood

Instant (8)

• 4x Raise the Alarm
• 4x Scatter the Seeds

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Sideboard

Creature (6)

• 4x Selfless Spirit
• 2x Voice of Resurgence

Sorcery (4)

• 4x Sprouting Renewal

Enchantment (3)

• 3x Rest in Peace

Instant (2)

• 2x Heroic Intervention

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Maybeboard

Creature (2)

• 1x Martyr's Soul
• 1x Venerated Loxodon

Instant (1)

• 1x Devouring Light

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My first deck was the 2015 core set Convoke deck. Wanted to see if I could perfect the mechanic.

Convoke Strategy

Convoke is a strategy based around early token spamming that fuels the later high impact threats. Life points take a second place to creatures most of the time, since each one opperates akin to a land. This allows for extremely powerful spells to come out far faster than normal.

Card Choice

Set Up (2 mana or less)

Khalni Garden is possibly the best card in the deck, offering what this deck treats as 2 mana sources for free and 1 card.

Your 1 mana creatures are critical. They will fuel a lot of the early Convoke spells and make it possible to snowball the game. Each one has built in survivability to make them resistant to removal.

The deck packs a plethora of 2 mana token spammers. Try and play the opposite color of your 1 mana starter so that you can Convoke any spell in the deck.

Convoke Cards

Devouring Light: perhaps the most questionable inclusion, it acts as an early counter to high Damage creatures that would make you lose one of your own.

Kavu Primarch: filling the very crucial role of a 4 mana Convoke creature, he can help make sure you don’t end up stalling out if you have awkward hands at the start of the game. Eventually he can become a late game threat and potentially win by becoming a massive creature.

Conclave Phalanx: is a huge boon for this deck. Able to heal up some early aggression and then stand firm as a large wall, the Phalanx can buy time for a game ending card to come out and win you the match.

Scatter the Seeds and Triplicate Spirits: the last stage before anihilation, these cards can often be spammed out a lot earlier than most people are prepared for. The spirits especially offer an aggressive option that has been difficult to pull off up to this point.

Hour of Reckoning: a board whipe that doesn’t actually hurt us very much. This spell signals the end of most opponents strategies or threats, leaving them wide open for a hoard of tokens to attack.

Overwhelm: if played properly, you’ll either clear the enemy field or take out your opponent. Hard to argue against seven 4/4 creatures swinging at you.

Leave any suggestions bellow. The deck has worked wonders for me, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be improved, and I want to hear your thoughts, good or bad. Convoke 2014 was my first deck and I’m still trying to see if I can get the deck fully optimized.

Date added	6 years
Last updated	9 months
Legality	This deck is Modern legal.
Rarity (main - side)	0 - 3 Mythic Rares 12 - 8 Rares 8 - 4 Uncommons 32 - 0 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	3.41
Tokens	Elemental */* GW, Elf Knight 2/2 GW, Human 1/1 W, Plant 0/1 G, Saproling 1/1 G, Soldier 1/1 W