Creature (23)
- 1x Bane of Bala Ged
- 3x Conduit of Ruin
- 1x Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
- 1x Kozilek, Butcher of Truth
- 4x Kozilek's Channeler
- 4x Matter Reshaper
- 4x Oblivion Sower
- 1x Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
- 4x Warden of Geometries
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Sorcery (3)
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Artifact (8)
Instant (3)
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Planeswalker (2)
All Is Dust describes the decks feel. No matter what your opponent does, their strategy will be reduced to Wastes by the sheer power of the Eldrazi.
This deck is my baby, and Mk2 has HUGE improvements over its predecessor. I have been tinkering with this deck for some time, and will continue to do so until the end of time.
I love to hear all of your questions, comments, and concerns. It all helps this deck and myself immensely. And if you'd like, leave a like! I enjoy scoring pointless points.
Mana Makers:
Warden is a offense-ready mana maker. 2/3 means he is able to block most small creatures that fast aggro decks throw your way. And vigilance means it can attack without leaving you open to counter attack. And, if it does get outclassed by a bigger creature, it just does its original job: 1 mana, or chump blocking.
Quite the beef-cake in the mana-creature world. Again, works as counter-aggro, offense, or mana maker. Bigger version of Warden, without vigilance.
6 CMC Squad:
(Points finger) My man! This is one of the most utility-heavy cards I have ever seen. Stuck on a 5/5 body no less, for only 6 mana! First, it can tap to poke a player or creature for 1 damage. Perfect for crowd control of elfs, goblins, birds, and the likes. Second, tap and pay 1 to prevent something from attacking or blocking. Lockdown? Yes please! Great for mirror matches! You can't tear my Aeons if it cannot swing! The third ability is card draw. ELDRAZI CARD DRAW. Just what the doctor ordered! But wait, what is this ability at the top of the card? Untaps during EACH PLAYERS UNTAP STEP? F*** YEA! With all the mana this deck throws down, Endbringer can, will, and should piss people off.
Speaking of making friends.... Exile your opponents cards from their deck! Profit from the lands found this way! I DARE YOU TO TRON AGAINST ME. Ok, you played it and the ability is done, now what? Oh lord, its a 5/8 fatty? Best, day, ever.
Conduit can attack and block, but its best use on the board is the 2 mana discount on the first creature played. Begs to be paired with Eye of Ugin. Conduit's main purpose is to search for the Big Ones in your time of need.
Original Crew
The Original Crew has two major distinctions. First, they are all packing Annihilator. So long as you say "I attack with [OG Crew Member]", your opponent has to start sacrificing. Secondly, on all the Mythics in the crew, they shuffle the ENTIRE GRAVEYARD back into the deck if they go to the grave. Mill proof, brings back everything they had killed thus far. Note: Exile is not so fun
The largest creature ever printed
Emrakul is the undesputed leader of the group. It is, without a doubt, the largest, most overpowered, thoroughly broken piece of s*** you will ever encounter in MTG. Pull out Emrakul for instant scoops, table flipping, A SECOND TURN, and as the ultimate solution to targeted colored spells/abilities. Enjoy!
Ulamog is the muscle of the group. Pull Ulamog out to destroy that pesky permanent, or to abuse its indestructibility.
Kozilek is the guy with the goods. Pull Kozilek out when you need some extra cards! I s*** you not, that's the reason I call on it.
The sick, twisted psycho of the group. Rare, not a mythic, so no graveyard shenanigans. It is referred to as It, which is awesome! It was the odd man out of the group, until the newcomer arrived. It works as advertised, by giving you all cards your opponent sacrifices! READ: All non-token permanents sacrificed by your opponent become yours. What can It get for you?
- Anything saced to annihilation
- Anything your opponent sacs for their own reasons
- All Is Dust IS FUN!
Newcomer
No grave recycling. No annihilator. Still terrifying. Coming in as the newest and lowest CMC of the Big Ones, the Bane has a lot to prove. Its 7/5 size gives it a decent bite, but weak in comparison. However, the Bane packs quite the punch with an exile trigger to rival annihilation. Since so many things in Modern love leaping out of the grave, the Bane decided not to send them there. (I placed the Bane in the deck as another option for Conduit to find. I will be monitoring the Bane to see if it is worth the card slot. I have high hopes, but we shall see)
Sorcery Spells
I already loved the Eldrazi upon their release, but this card sealed the deal. No amount of protection, indestructability, regeneration, or other mystical B.S. can save you from this one sided board wipe.
LOOK AT THAT WORDING!
- Each player = no targets.
- Sacrifice = loophole to most safeguards.
- All colored permanents = Enchantments, planeswalkers, creatures
Enchantments
(aka SURPRISE!)
Remember that one thing on my side you ignored? Because it wasn't a threat?This is basically a 10/10 trample annihilator 2 with haste, that consumes a creature. I refer to conscripted units as "The Happiest [Creature Name] Ever".
Artifacts
The best, and ONLY, non-basic land fetch
The perfect card to ensure a turn 3 Tron. And if you already have Tron (or gave up hope on it), you can grab any other land your heart desires. ALWAYS USEFUL!
Stop. Read the card twice. The abuse is unreal. Give a pair to Warden, Channeler, or Endbringer for instant action. Or just use haste to attack (who's aggro now?!? THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT!!) Give it to the Big Ones for an even more satisfying crunch. But wait, it gives them shroud as well? Round one, your opponent ignores them. Round 2, all of their removal is used on these boots. Less removal for your land and actual threats, still a win!
Urzatron
Urza's Mine , Urza's Power Plant, and Urza's Tower
When assembled, it produces 7 mana instead of 3. Assembling Tron is usually an important goal, but every opponent out there know of Tron and has a way to break it. Best times for Tron are Turn 3 (before your opponent can break it) and late game mana surge for Emrakul, the Aeons Torn. Midgame, plan on having it broken, but do try to fix it. Tron is a riskier bet mana-wise, but DAMN does it pay off.
The Other Lands
The next best thing to Tron. Your Eldrazi creatures (which are ALL of your creatures), All Is Dust, and Eldrazi Conscription all benefit from the second ability. 3x Temple = 6 mana. 3x Tron can give either 7, or 3. And your opponent will prioritize killing Tron over Temple. Temple is the safer bet mana-wise.
First and foremost, flavor text. Kidding, it is useful. A 2 mana discount from ALL Eldrazi spells, sign me up! And a way to fetch colorless creatures? Might seem costly, but it can and will save your ass the few times you flood on mana. (Eye was removed at first, but a Map and and Eye would have saved me a few times, so it quickly came back)
A card draw source when your hand is empty, fetchable with Map.
Break your opponents Tron! Or kill of their favorite color-fixing land. This replaced Ghost Quarter after I became furious that the basic land they grab always seems to fix the damage I just caused.
- Style Points
- Middle finger to anyone using Ghost Quarter against me
- Sideboard fodder? idk
- Eldrazi kick so much ass that there is a new basic land in their honor. Made from the ashes of annihilator triggers, All Is Dust dust, and delicious tears.
All Is Dust
Modern
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| Date added | 8 years |
| Last updated | 8 years |
| Legality | This deck is Modern legal. |
| Rarity (main - side) | 10 - 2 Mythic Rares 16 - 10 Rares 8 - 0 Uncommons 24 - 3 Commons |
| Cards | 60 |
| Avg. CMC | 5.03 |
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