Mono-green Eldrazi

Standard* Eldrazi Land Destruction Mono-Green Ramp

cxseals1337

Creature (18)

• 2x Dragonlord Atarka
• 3x Oblivion Sower
• 4x Reality Smasher
• 4x Thought-Knot Seer
• 2x Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger
• 3x World Breaker

Land (24)

• 4x Evolving Wilds
• 7x Forest
• 2x Mountain
• 1x Sanctum of Ugin
• 4x Shrine of the Forsaken Gods
• 6x Wastes

Artifact (4)

• 4x Hedron Archive

Instant (7)

• 4x Kozilek's Return
• 3x Natural Connection

Sorcery (7)

• 3x Nissa's Pilgrimage
• 4x Ruin in Their Wake

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Sideboard

Creature (9)

• 1x Dragonlord Atarka
• 1x Endbringer
• 4x Jaddi Offshoot
• 1x Kozilek, the Great Distortion
• 1x Nissa, Vastwood Seer  ^Flip
• 1x Void Winnower

Instant (4)

• 2x Rending Volley
• 2x Warping Wail

Sorcery (2)

• 1x Crumble to Dust
• 1x Roast

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Maybeboard

Artifact (2)

• 2x Aligned Hedron Network

Instant (3)

• 3x Spatial Contortion

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Geared for Rotation

Welcome back, cxseals1337 here getting ready to bring you a new standard build. This format I will be bringing my usual favorite to the board; monster builds. In the past I have never been a fan of the mono green ramp builds and preferred to forgo power so that I could play removal and have interaction with my opponent, however with the return of the eldrazi to standard I feel more confidant in just going the straight monster path.

overveiw

Many of you have already seen Chris Brickey's list from the Atlanta open and will be able to draw similarities between the list and a large number of differences. One of the main differences in the decks is that the list I am presenting here takes advantage of the basic Wastes card printed in oath. Wastes are basic lands and as such they can be searched by Evolving Wilds, Explosive Vegetation, and Ruin in Their Wake . Ruin in Their Wake is a bad Rampant Growth just like how Stomping Ground is a bad Taiga; this is to say in formats that lack the "better card" another card that does virtually the same thing can become very viable for play. This is the main premise of the deck using evolving wilds to fetch out either the Wastes or the Forest on early turns and then play into Ruin in Their Wake followed by another acceleration card to ramp quickly into the large eldrazi cards such as Oblivion Sower and World Breaker as early as turn 4.

Pros and Cons

Sideboard

Some of the cards in this board are a bit strange so I'll take a moment to explain them.

Aligned Hedron Network- This is a format with quite a lot of colorless removal and this is one of a very few mass board wipes available to mono green. In all honesty this card has been widely looked over but it has quite a lot of potential both in standard and in the current modern format. The card is boarded in against the exact same deck, eldrazi. Why? because Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger is major problem in modern and in standard (there are more answers for him in standard). This card gives you a temporary reprieve from having your deck shredded by a single attack as well as causes your opponent to use other resources to destroy it such as using a World Breaker on it instead of a land. the other upside is that eldrazi effect only trigger on cast so while removing your opponent from a turn or two of combat has no repercussions for the player if and when they reenter the battlefield. another plus is that this is a 4 mana mass exile spell which has major relevance as it prevents the opponent from recycling World Breaker or casting a reanimation spell. the down side to this is that it also hits all of your win conditions save thought-knought seer and ugin the spirt dragon.


End bringer End bringer has shown up in various formats recently as a one of with interesting results and is a good pickup against decks with larger creatures or control match-ups making it a fairly versatile sideboard option.

Void Winnower Major hoser card, make note of you're opponents spell CMC during game 1 and then board accordingly with this card, most Abzan decks make good targets as well as the mirror match (stops them from casting everything but World Breaker)

Warping Wail Mostly used as a removal spell but its modes give it a great deal of versatility against decks like Bring to Light or See the Unwritten, also can be used as ramp or a blocker in a pinch.

Conclusion

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Top Ranked	Achieved #12 position overall 8 years ago
Date added	8 years
Last updated	7 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	14 - 4 Mythic Rares 13 - 1 Rares 8 - 6 Uncommons 10 - 4 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	4.53
Tokens	Ashaya, the Awoken World, Eldrazi Scion 1/1 C
Folders	Playtesting, solid decks