Legacy Goblins

Legacy Aggro BR (Rakdos) Competitive Control Goblins

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Creature (34)

• 2x Earwig Squad
• 2x Goblin Chieftain
• 2x Goblin Chieftain
• 1x Goblin Cratermaker
• 4x Goblin Lackey
• 4x Goblin Matron
• 1x Goblin Piledriver
• 3x Goblin Ringleader
• 1x Goblin Ringleader
• 1x Goblin Sharpshooter
• 2x Goblin Warchief
• 1x Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker
• 1x Krenko, Mob Boss
• 1x Lightning Crafter
• 2x Mogg War Marshal
• 3x Munitions Expert
• 1x Siege-Gang Commander
• 1x Skirk Prospector
• 1x Stingscourger

Land (21)

• 1x Badlands
• 4x Bloodstained Mire
• 4x Cavern of Souls
• 3x Mountain
• 1x Plateau
• 4x Rishadan Port
• 4x Wasteland

Artifact (4)

• 4x Aether Vial

Instant (1)

• 1x Tarfire

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Sideboard

Creature (6)

• 2x Containment Priest
• 1x Goblin Cratermaker
• 1x Goblin Trashmaster *f-pre*
• 2x Plague Engineer

Instant (6)

• 1x Mindbreak Trap
• 2x Pyrokinesis
• 2x Surgical Extraction
• 1x Tarfire

Artifact (3)

• 3x Chalice of the Void

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My legacy Goblins list, been working on for over a year and a half.

Deck went 4-2 at SCG Philly July 2018 (team dropped after round 6 because we couldn't make day 2).

Deck Tech

Most important thing is that in our opening hand we want either Aether Vial or Goblin Lackey. My favorite opening is Wasteland into Aether Vial on game one making the opponent think we are on D&T. Our main win condition is just pounding our opponent's face with Goblins, however, we also have the Skirk Prospector/Goblin Sharpshooter, Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker and Lightning Crafter combo. Our Vials and Lackeys let us cheat big scary Goblins into play (the classic is Turn one Lackey, Turn two Siege-Gang Commander). We can slow down fast decks with Wasteland, Rishadan Port, Stingscourger and our sideboard has Chalice of the Void, Surigical Extraction, Containment Priest, Blood Moon, and Mindbreak Trap. We out value fair decks with Goblin Ringleader, Skirk Prospector, Mogg War Marshal, Goblin Piledriver, Goblin Matron, Goblin Warchief, Krenko, Mob Boss, Earwig Squad, and Siege-Gang Commander. Our basic removal is Tarfire which we can both tutor and draw from Goblin Matron and Goblin Ringleader, and our uncounterable removal is Munitions Expert when we have Aether Vial or Cavern of Souls and our free removal spell in the sideboard Pyrokinesis. We can overwhelm our opponents late game with all our Lords, Goblin Chieftan, Goblin Warchief, and in our sideboard Goblin Trashmaster. Against Death and Taxes and Delver decks, we also have Goblin Sharpshooter and Goblin Chainwhirler.

Sideboarding

Death and Taxes and Eldrazi Show

Take out Stingscourger, Goblin Piledriver, Skirk Prospector, Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker, and Lightning Crafter. Put in 2 Blood Moon, Goblin Chainwhirler,Goblin Trashmaster and a Pyrokinesis.

Miracles Show

Take out Stingscourger, Skirk Prospector, one Munitions Expert, 2 Goblin Chieftan. Put in 2 Blood Moon, Goblin Chainwhirler, 2 Pyrokinesis, and one Surgical Extraction.

Storm and Reanimator Show

Take out Stingscourger, Skirk Prospector, Goblin Piledriver, 3 Munitions Expert, Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker, Krenko, Mob Boss and Siege-Gang Commander. Put in 3 Chalice of the Void, 2 Surgical Extraction, Goblin Chainwhirler, 2 Blood Moon, Mindbreak Trap

Dredge Show

Take out 2 Munitions Expert. Put in 2 Surigcal Extraction.

Temur Delver and Czech Pile Show

Take out Stingscourger, 4 Goblin Chieftan. Put in 2 Surgical Extraction, 2 Blood Moon, and Goblin Chainwhirler.

Grixis/Izzet Delver Show

Take out Stingscourger, Krenko, Mob Boss, and two Earwig Squad. Put in 2 Blood Moon and 2 Pyrokinesis.

Lands Show

Take out two Earwig Squad, Krenko, Mob Boss, Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker, Goblin Piledriver. Put in 2 Blood Moon, 2 Surgical Extraction 1 Pyrokinesis.

Goblins Show

Take out 3 Munitions Expert. Put in 1 Goblin Chainwhirler and two Pyrokinesis.

Sneak and Show/Show and Tell/Omnitell/Eureka Show

Take out Skirk Prospector, Krenko, Mob Boss. Put in 2 Contianment Priest.

Elves Show

Take out Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker, 1 Goblin Chieftain. Put in 2 Containment Priest. If you want you can put in Mindbreak Trap as well, because Elves is a combo deck they want to cast a bunch Glimpse of Nature and Nettle Sentinel with Heritage Druid or Birchlore Rangers for mana + draw.

Mulliganing 101.

In this section, I will discuss sample hands and what we want to keep against specific decks. While most of the hands we want a Turn One Goblin Lackey or Aether Vial we sometimes want other things from our hands. The London Mulligan makes this so much easier.

On the play

Hand 1 Show

Aether Vial Mogg War Marshal Siege-Gang Commander Cavern of Souls Goblin Chieftain Cavern of Souls Stingscourger

Hand 2. Show

Wasteland Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Munitions Expert Munitions Expert Tarfire Goblin Sharpshooter Aether Vial

Hand 3 Show

Arid Mesa Wasteland Goblin Chiefatin Mountain Tarfire Tarfire Goblin Chieftain

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Hand 4 Show

Goblin Matron Earwig Squad Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Arid Mesa Cavern of Souls Wasteland Arid Mesa

Hand 5 Show

Mountain Siege-Gang Commander Aether Vial Goblin Sharpshooter Arid Mesa Goblin Ringleader Wasteland

Hand 6 Show

Mulliganed once. Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Aether Vial Wasteland Goblin Lackey Aether Vial Mountain Mountain

Hand 7 Show

Mulliganed once. Mountain Arid Mesa Goblin Lackey Rishadan Port Arid Mesa Siege-Gang Commander Rishadan Port

Hand 8 Show

Mulliganed twice. Goblin Lackey Cavern of Souls Goblin Sharpshooter Wasteland Tarfire Earwig Squad Goblin Chieftain

Which to keep and which to mulligan

Hand 1 Show

Really good. Would keep that against any blind deck. We have protection from Turn 1 Show and Tell, Reanimator, and we get a Vial into play.

Hand 2 Show

I really enjoy this hand because we lead with a Wasteland into Aether Vial. If our opponent does combo out Turn 1 they think we are on Death and Taxes, otherwise, we are set up to wasteland our opponent's land Turn 2.

Hand 3 Show

This hand sucks. I think most people instantly see how bad this is. Snap mulligan.

Hand 4 Show

This is really similar to the last hand. Really slow, not good at all.

Hand 5 Show

This hand is one of the best we've seen so far. I really like leading here with Wasteland into Vial, your Turn 2 could really be good depending what you draw. You're going to like eating your opponent's Dual while using your Arid Mesa to grab another Mountain.

Hand 6 Show

This is good but could turn out to be nothing depending on what we draw. I would bottom an Aether Vial. Lead with Goblin Lackey hope to land the Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Turn 2.

Hand 7 Show

Keep this. It isn't very safe but I would bottom the Mountain. Play the Arid Mesa grab a Mountain and play out Goblin Ringleader. Turn 2 we play Rishadan Port and hope to drop Siege-Gang Commander. Usually our oppoenent can't come back from that unless they're Miracles. We tap down their land during their Upkeep before they draw.

Hand 8 Show

I would keep this. Bottom the Earwig Squad and Goblin Chieftain. Turn 1 play Cavern of Souls and Goblin Lackey. Try to drop the Goblin Chieftain Turn 2 and Wasteland them.

On the draw

Hand 1 Show

Goblin Ringleader Aether Vial Goblin Matron Goblin Chieftain Aether Vial Goblin Matron Mogg War Marshal

Hand 2 Show

Goblin Ringleader Wasteland Mountain Goblin Piledriver Aether Vial Arid Mesa Aether Vial

Hand 3 Show

Tarfire Goblin Chieftain Earwig Squad Goblin Ringleader Cavern of Souls Goblin Matron Badlands

Hand 4 Show

Badlands Goblin Chieftain Earwig Squad Mountain Cavern of Souls Goblin Ringleader Aether Vial

Hand 5 Show

Wasteland Plateau Aether Vial Goblin Sharpshooter Goblin Warchief Goblin Matron Mountain

Hand 6 Show

Mulliganed once. Badlands Goblin Matron Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Wasteland Goblin Matron Arid Mesa Aether Vial

Hand 7 Show

Mulliganed once. Mountain Siege-Gang Commander Tarfire Mountain Skirk Prospector Arid Mesa Goblin Matron

Hand 8 Show

Mulliganed twice. Goblin Warchief Lightning Crafter Goblin Lackey Goblin Chieftain Arid Mesa Goblin Chieftain Aether Vial

Which to keep and which to mulligan

Hand 1 Show

If this hand had lands, we would keep it.

Hand 2 Show

I don't like the Goblin Piledriver in the opening hand, but the Wasteland and Vials are both really nice here. Probably want to start with an Aether Vial and eat a land Turn 2.

Hand 3 Show

This isn't a good hand because we don't know what our opponent is on and its all over the place. We don't have Aether Vial or Goblin Lackey so we can't cheat anything into play, and we don't have Goblin Warchief so we can't cheat mana costs. By the time we can cast any of the Goblins in our hand we will probably have lost the game.

Hand 4 Show

This hand has an Aether Vial but it's too slow against an unknown deck. We don't even drop a Goblin until Turn 3 here and we don't have Wasteland or Rishadan Port to slow them down. I would mulligan.

Hand 5 Show

I think this had is on the verge of being keepable. I would consider keeping this because you can play Wasteland and Aether Vial and eat your opponent's Dual on Turn 2, following up with a Mountain. Turn 3 you can drop Goblin Warchief and Goblin Matron tutoring for an answer Goblin depending on what deck our opponent is playing.

Hand 6 Show

I would keep this and put Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker on the bottom. We like this hand enough to not mulligan again, but not enough if this was our 7.

Hand 7 Show

As much as I dislike mulliganing to 5, this is one of those hands where we need to. We can't keep this and expect Tarfire to just prevent a Storm deck from going off.

Hand 8 Show

This is a keepable hand. Place the Lightning Crafter and Goblin Chieftain on the bottom. Turn 1 Arid Mesa searching for Mountain and playing Goblin Lackey. This hand is really easily disruptable so we need to hope that our opponent doesn't have creature removal.

Here is a list of some card decisions I made to include in the deck

Goblin Piledriver Show

A lot of Goblins decks aren't playing Goblin Piledriver which I can understand, the card has a high ceiling but a very low floor. Which is why I like playing one in the mainboard and one in the side. The mainboard decision is our #1 clock for Fish and Delver. Some times this card is just a powerhouse which is why I like it in the mainboard but too often it can be worthless and counterproductive, which is why I only have one in there and the second in the sideboard. Believe me, Fish are just hard to deal with.

Goblin Sharpshooter + Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker + Lightning Crafter Show

For everyone who reads through the list and sees the one-of cards Goblin Sharpshooter + Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker + Lightning Crafter and thinks "this is an amazing combo but it can't be consistent," I have one thing to say to you. You're right. This isn't our win condition, but it certainly helps that this can happen. Each of these cards can win us games on their own, having them together in the deck just make it better. Yes, a "win more" card is usually not what we want because they don't increase our win percentage by all that much, these are a little bit more than just for winning more.

Skirk Prospector, Krenko, Mob Boss, Siege-Gang Commander Show

Another two one-ofs that some people would argue are bad for this deck are Krenko, Mob Boss and the (a lot less removable) Skirk Prospector. Most people see what Krenko does and realizes that he's a slow, win more card. This is something our deck very much so dislikes. However, he does double our goblin count in a matter of one turn. If you're trying to win with Goblin Piledriver this is the second half of not needing to go to game three. While we have a lot of dead hands with him, he can get us there if we also have Siege-Gang Commander or Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker in hand and we've got Aether Vial in play. The second half of this dynamic duo is the mana-man Skirk Prospector. He can eat his friends from Krenko and turn them into mana for another Goblin or Siege-Gang's Goblin Launcher. So many people love this card, and I feel I don't give it enough love. He can turn our dead hands into something powerful. If your opponent goes to kill a goblin, eat it instead and use the mana for Tarfire.

Stingscourger Show

Unpopular opinion: I love Stingscourger. It used to be a guilty pleasure of mine to play another in the sideboard and Vial him in against Show and Tell or ReAnimator or Dredge. However, it can be the worst card in our deck against Death and Taxes. He was quickly replaced in the sideboard with a strictly better card: Containment Priest...

Containment Priest Show

The first thing in this deck that sticks out is the inclusion of Containment Priest. Before everyone knocks the Human in a Goblin brigade hear me out. Repeatedly the worst match ups for Goblins is Reanimator and Show and Tell (and all their variants), so we play one Stingscourger in the main board just in case our opponent Show and Tells in something scary or if our opponent Reanimates Griselbrand. Slowing down these decks is the most important thing for us. We also like our Containment Priest against Dredge, but that match up is infinitely better for us if we can Wasteland them or get out Goblin Sharpshooter (and killing our own Goblins if they have a Bridge from Below in their bin). This card is the reason for the Plateau, which I used to play two of, but having two you too often draw it when you don't need it or worse, its the only land in your hand after a mulligan to 5 against a D&T player.

Mindbreak Trap Show

Other cards that might stick out are Mindbreak Trap which is there for us to counter ANT and TES (both of which are difficult to deal with because we don't play Blue, and this is the absolutely best counterspell against them) as well as Reanimator (believe me, some people don't like a conditional counterspell against them but the more you play against them in games 2 and 3 the more you want that in your hand). We don't play any blue lands because it would upset our manabase too much if we had the blue needed to pay retail for this.

Earwig Squad Show

In the maindeck cards that people might take out are the Earwig Squads. Personally, when I was trying to play in longer games against Miracles and D&T I found myself needing a way to get more advantage because I would often have mana left over and just needing something to sink it into after swinging in. This guy is our turn three, tutorable Surgical Extraction in the mainboard. Now, that's not exactly what it is, but it's close enough that it can just make your opponents scoop or prevent them from winning. If you resolve this against a linear deck, you take their wincon, otherwise you cripple their gameplan.

Munitions Expert Show

Here's a riddle: what kills Delver of Secrets   and Wrenn and Six? Anyone thinking Gempalm Incinerator I am sorry to inform you that he cannot target planeswalkers. The correct answer is Munitions Expert. This card is out of this world. While it doesn't draw us a card (as opposed to its cycling counterpart) it can bombard planeswalkers. Narset, Parter of Veils usually isn't a huge concern of ours but we don't want the Miracles player drawing more cards, Wrenn and Six is really scary because it can ping our smaller goblins, and Jace, the Mind Sculptor is more than just card advantage. Thankfully, we have an answer to these already hard-to-stick permanents against us. Munitions Expert really is one of my favorite cards in Modern Horizons (next to Goblin Matron for Modern and Echo of Eons for Storm). If you play in a creature/planeswalker heavy meta I would definitely replace a Goblin Chieftain for a fourth one of these bad boys.

Cards I am not playing

Why I am not playing Sling-Gang Lieutenant? Show

Well, the card is a little more annoying to be stuck with than Siege-Gang Commander because it comes with 3 bodies instead of 4, and the difference between a 1/1 and a 2/2 is HUGE when its only a one mana difference. I also don't want the deck to fall prey to Wasteland decks any more than it already can, because the more black cards we play the more we want to play black lands. "Well, why don't you play 2 Swamps and Bloodstained Mires?" Because when I usually play this deck its at a Team Constructed tournament and our Modern player is using 4 of them, otherwise, I would consider replacing the Badlands with a Swamp and the Arid Mesas with Bloodstained Mire, however, be warned, you might lose out on a little bit of consistency if you draw it but you'd worry less about Wasteland. No matter what your decision is on the Swamp in the deck, I don't feel like running more than 21 lands is a good idea, you already draw a lot of them as it is.

What about Gempalm Incinerator? Show

Look, I LOVE this card but even though it draws you a card its nowhere near the power of Munitions Expert. If you have to, sure you can play Gempalm Incinerator instead but you might as well go out of your way to pick up a card that you don't have to pay a single mana to get value out of. Aether Vial is the biggest reason to switch from Gempalm to the new guy because unlike the cost you have to pay for Gempalm you can scoot around it with our Experts. Leaving the Vial at 2 isn't great but if you know what deck you're up against, maybe its better if you have an Expert in hand. Who doesn't want a free kill spell?

Where's Goblin Chirurgeon? Show

This is not a good magic card. Yes, it saves a goblin but it also kills a goblin. I can see you arguing playing it in an Aristocrats goblin deck with Pashalik Mons and Sling-Gang Lieutennant but it does not fit in this deck. I tried it out for a while but it drags the deck so far down and there are no redeeming qualities of the card for this version of the deck.

Talking about Pashalik Mons... Show

This card doesn't fit in this deck either. I know there are a lot of people playing it in Legacy, but I do not like it. Its a three-mana creature that takes away one of our better three mana slots - because ask yourself, if you had the chance to play Goblin Matron, Goblin Sharpshooter, Goblin Warchief, or Goblin Chieftain over this which would you play. You'd play any other three drop.

Another Legendary Goblin seeing play Show

Wart, Boggart Auntie, Wart the Raidmother, Grenzo, Dungeon Warden, Grenzo, Havoc Raiser, Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin, Squee, the Immortal, Vial Smasher the Fierce, and others. The most popular of any of these cards in Goblins decks is Wart, Boggart Auntie which is on the face, a good card. Again, we see another issue with "is this card doing as much as our other four drops?" And more often than not, she's not grabbing Goblin Ringleader she's grabbing a mid-late game Goblin Lackey. This just makes me wary about playing it, but if you feel that it might be better, I implore you to test it out. Most of the rest of these are kind of jokes in Legacy. The biggest thing to note is that Squee, the Immortal would be best in a Goblin Food Chain combo deck with Goblin Ringleader and (preferably Goblin Recruiter but that's banned) Goblin Matron. Vial Smasher the Fierce is a good Goblin for an Aggro deck but would probably be more playable in Modern than Legacy, its a little too slow but might be good in the mirror match, not too sure. Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin is too slow for any format really, he makes a few goblins but instead, you could play a Goblin Matron and grab a better goblin and cast it in the time it took to get the bare minimum out of this guy. Grenzo, Havoc Raiser is a really good card but not in this deck, our guys are a little too small to Goad and we won't have enough mana to usually use his second ability - but his 2 CMC mana cost is very important, definitely can find a home, but probably not ready yet. For the rest of the Legendary goblins, I would recommend against playing them. So many people fall into the trap of playing Zo-Zu the Punisher right now and the card only hurts lands decks that we usually can't do much against anyways. Instead, I would recommend Blood Moons and taking out some of the black creatures because we can't cast them with Blood Moon in play.

What about cards , , or ? Show

Chances are they aren't what Goblins wants to be doing. There are a lot of Goblins we like in Modern but this notably not Modern. We try to abuse the fact that we are playing Wasteland, Aether Vial, Rishadan Port and Goblin Lackey so we won't always have mana open to cast cards like Goblin Bushwacker or Legion Loyalist. I know some people are interested in a Reanimator theme with cards like Unearth but I think that makes us too prone to getting screwed off a color or even worse being more fragile to an opponent's Wasteland.

How about non-Goblin cards? Show

Cards like Thorn of Amythist, Umezawa's Jitte, Sword of Fire and Ice, Pithing Needle, Karakas, Phyrexian Revoker, Ethersworn Canonist or literally any other card Death and Taxes wants to play often find themselves changing what our deck is. If we play Sword of Fire and Ice we might as well play Stoneforge Mystic and if we're playing that we might as well play Death and Taxes - but we are not Death and Taxes. Some people are running Thorn of Amythist against combo decks and a few control decks but its not that good for us honestly isn't worth the sideboard slot. Pithing Needle, Phyrexian Revoker and Ethersword Canonist are more "good but not worth" cards. Umezawa's Jitte is definitely worth putting in the deck (although I don't know which sideboard card to replace yet) and I talk about Karakas in my section on "Cards to consider".

Cards worth considering?

I am going to preface this section by saying most of our worst matchups are very uncommon. This section focuses on the cards we probably want to make those matches more favorable. The best two cards are the ones we really want for right now, however, if you're expecting to see a lot of Lands decks you might want to consider a single Karakas in the sideboard instead of one of the Containment Priest.

No. 1? Show

Goblin Settler. This wins our games against Lands but the Settler is very expensive and doesn’t entirely feel comfortable devoting so much of the sideboard to just the Lands match up because Lands isn’t very popular (mostly because The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale price). So if we lose any one game, I don’t feel bad about it being against Lands. Also, the deck would want 2-4 Goblin Settler. But if you’re encountering a lot of Lands decks than I would definitely put in 1 mainboard and 1-2 sideboard.

What's the second No. 1 card? Show

Technically I already named the No. 1 card worth considering, but I think this card is almost tied for first place as far as valuable-ness. Goblin Cratermaker. It is a bear with upside, and for 1 extra mana you can shock something or destroy an artifact. My only dislike for this card is the 1 mana requirement. If you activate its ability you lose a body for Munitions Expert and you can't always use him reliably. If there is any slot he takes here he is a one-of replacing Munitions Expert. Otherwise, I think that Goblin Trashmaster is 1000x better.

What about something to fix our Lands/Loam or the rare Maverick deck? Show

Recently I tried running Karakas in my sideboard and I was super happy because I forgot that Containment Priest only hit non-tokens, and I was thinking "this enables Containment Priest and can bounce Marit Lage!" But this came up in my first game for the night after sideboarding attempting to cast Containment Priest and realizing how little it did against BG Depths.

A solution to this could lay in another card. Dead / Gone. The upsetting part is it costs the price of Goblin Settler and doesn't give us a body. The upside to this card is that it also hits Plague Engineer, but it isn't that big of an upside because we have Tarfire which is better than the first half of this. Maybe this isn't that good of a card, it is just a little versatile.

I am still trying to look for a good answer to these decks, Goblin Settler is currently our best bet. I will test that card to see if it is worth a sideboard slot.

"But I'm having issues with Mono-Red Prison" Show

So we don't have very much mainboard because we don't have Goblin Trashmaster and we aren't playing Goblin Cratermaker so we need to have our Rishadan Ports or Wasteland for their City of Traitors or Ancient Tomb. This is the biggest reason that I think Goblin Cratermaker is what we might need. However, if we had a way to get Goblin Trashmaster into play more consistently or quicker we would be fine. We need a way to kill their Ensnaring Bridge and we usually win when we do but pre-sideboard we usually can't do that, but if we play Sling-Gang Liutennant we don't need artifact removal the same with Pashalik Mons. I have found that Pashalik Mons is better in Legacy but it isn't great. I wrote up about why we don't really want to play either of the cards in the "Cards I'm not playing" section.

So you get in for damage and you want to end the game before your opponent... Show

To quote myself from earlier: Umezawa's Jitte is definitely worth putting in the deck (although I don't know which sideboard card to replace yet). This card is actually just amazing. It's best when you can tutor for it with Stoneforge Mystic but after playing Elves at an event I realized how good this card is even without Stoneforge. Maybe the future of Goblins has this in the deck.

What should we do about Counterspells/Tendrils/Hymn/K Command/any other blue or black spell that targets? Show

That's oddly specific, but the closest thing we can get to prevent this is Veil of Summer. This card is actually amazing, but not in the Black Red version of this deck. I think there is an argument for this card being played in a Goblins list, but it's Food Chain Goblins. If we were able to play Goblin Recruiter we would be playing it no matter if we are playing Food Chain or not, but until Wasteland decks are unpopular we can't fathom the idea of playing Taiga to help us cast this (because we need Green)

Date added	6 years
Last updated	4 years
Key combos	Goblin Sharpshooter + Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker + Lightning Crafter
Legality	This deck is Legacy legal.
Rarity (main - side)	5 - 1 Mythic Rares 24 - 10 Rares 23 - 1 Uncommons 5 - 1 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.64
Tokens	Copy Clone, Goblin 1/1 R
Folders	Goblins, Legacy