Cedh Yisan Budget

Commander / EDH Combo Competitive Mono-Green

Jolles

Creature (36)

• 1x Arbor Elf
• 1x Bane of Progress
• 1x Boreal Druid
• 1x Caustic Caterpillar
• 1x Collector Ouphe
• 1x Craterhoof Behemoth
• 1x Duplicant
• 1x Elvish Archdruid
• 1x Elvish Mystic
• 1x Elvish Visionary
• 1x Eternal Witness
• 1x Fyndhorn Elves
• 1x Great Oak Guardian
• 1x Karametra's Acolyte
• 1x Kraul Harpooner
• 1x Llanowar Elves
• 1x Llanowar Scout
• 1x Manglehorn
• 1x Marwyn, the Nurturer
• 1x Phyrexian Revoker
• 1x Priest of Titania
• 1x Quirion Ranger
• 1x Reclamation Sage
• 1x Regal Force
• 1x Runic Armasaur
• 1x Sakura-Tribe Scout
• 1x Scavenging Ooze
• 1x Scryb Ranger
• 1x Seedborn Muse
• 1x Somberwald Stag
• 1x Sylvan Safekeeper
• 1x Temur Sabertooth
• 1x Thought-Knot Seer
• 1x Ulvenwald Tracker
• 1x Wirewood Symbiote
• 1x Woodland Bellower

Instant (11)

• 1x Autumn's Veil
• 1x Beast Within
• 1x Benefactor's Draught
• 1x Chord of Calling
• 1x Crop Rotation
• 1x Force of Vigor
• 1x Natural State
• 1x Nature's Claim
• 1x Return to Nature
• 1x Veil of Summer
• 1x Worldly Tutor

Enchantment (8)

• 1x Burgeoning
• 1x Carpet of Flowers
• 1x Growing Rites of Itlimoc  ^Flip
• 1x Leyline of Abundance
• 1x Quest for Renewal
• 1x Root Maze
• 1x Utopia Sprawl
• 1x Wild Growth

Sorcery (3)

• 1x Finale of Devastation
• 1x Green Sun's Zenith
• 1x Sylvan Scrying

Commander (1)

Artifact (7)

• 1x Lightning Greaves
• 1x Pithing Needle
• 1x Sensei's Divining Top
• 1x Sol Ring
• 1x Staff of Domination
• 1x Thorn of Amethyst
• 1x Umbral Mantle

Land (34)

• 1x Dryad Arbor
• 30x Forest
• 1x Ghost Quarter
• 1x Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx
• 1x Wirewood Lodge

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Yisan, the Wanderer Bard.

I made this guide because i think Yisan, the Wanderer Bard can contribute a great budget cedh list, that can challenge even powerfull non-budget T1 cEDH decks (Commanders by Power Level [EDH Tier List]). We don't need a fancy landbase and most of the hatebears and corepieces we play are cheap. I reviewed Yisan, the Wanderer Bard since it got some new cards in Collector Ouphe , Finale of Devastation , Force of Vigor and Veil of Summer . I hope you enjoy this Primer :).

Combos

I will always use Karametra's Acolyte for the specific explanation of the combo, if there are more outlets for this combo.

Temur Sabertooth + Great Oak Guardian

1. Tap your manapeople for at least 8x
2. Use 6x to play Great Oak Guardian to untap all of your manaproducing dudes.
3. Use 2x to activate Temur Sabertooth and bounce Great Oak Guardian

In case your Opponents are having blockers or you dont have enough attackers, you need your people tap for at least 9x . Given you can make infinte mana while continue the loop and then Verse 8 Yisan into Craterhoof Behemoth to get trample and an additional attacker.

Temur Sabertooth + Wirewood Symbiote + Elvish Visionary + Karametra's Acolyte or Priest of Titania or Marwyn, the Nurturer or Elvish Archdruid

You can swap in this combo Elvish Visionary with Elvish Mystic but this will produce just infinite mana. Your manaproducer needs to tap for at least for 5. Can be handy if you have something like Green Sun's Zenith or Finale of Devastation in hand.

1. Tap Karametra's Acolyte for at least 5
2. Use Wirewood Symbiote to untap Karametra's Acolyte bouncing Elvish Visionary .
3. Use 2x Temur Sabertooth return Wirewood Symbiote to your hand.
4. Have at least 3x floating.
5. Use the 3x to replay Wirewood Symbiote and Elvish Visionary . Draw a card.
6. Loop this to draw your deck and make infinite mana

Staff of Domination + Karametra's Acolyte or Priest of Titania or Marwyn, the Nurturer or Elvish Archdruid

1. Tap Karametra's Acolyte for at least 5
2. Use 3x to ",: untap target creature" to untap Karametra's Acolyte
3. Use 1x to ": Untap Staff of Domination "
4. Have at least 1x floating
5. Loop this to make infinite mana
6. Use ",: Draw a card" and ": Untap Staff of Domination " to draw your deck

You can gain infinite life with this cycle. Can be good against some finite Curiosity +niv-mizzet lines.

Umbral Mantle (+ Yisan, Wanderer Bard) + Karametra's Acolyte or Priest of Titania or Marwyn, the Nurturer or Elvish Archdruid

1. Tap Karametra's Acolyte for at least 4x
2. Equip Karametra's Acolyte with Umbral Mantle and use 3x to ",:: This creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn." to untap Karametra's Acolyte .
3. Have at least 1x floating
4. Loop this to make infinite mana
5. Equip Yisan, Wanderer Bard with Umbral Mantle . Use it's ability to verse up to Temur Sabertooth and Craterhoof Behemoth . Loop Craterhoof Behemoth
6. If you DON'T have Yisan, Wanderer Bard online sometimes you can kill the table with manadorks and hatebears since Umbral Mantle give stats too.

It is very noteworthy that Marwyn, the Nurturer taps for her power, so she and Umbral Mantle can go off very fast.

What do we do if we have infinite mana and can draw our deck?

Most of the time your playgroup will resign and start reshuffling their decks after this happened, but it is necessary that we can contribute a theoretical win here. It is indeed noteworthy that ,because some of our combos only work over activated and triggered abilities, our opponents could have some counterspells left at this point. We can simply avoid them simply through Veil of Summer (be carefull it draws a card!) and Autumn's Veil . Permanent-removal like Swords to Plowshares or Abrupt Decay will certainly be used on us by this now.

1. The simpliest attempt to win is playing at least 3 creatures (we could play all tho ¯_(ツ)_/¯) then go for Finale of Devastation with at least =40, the alternative is looping Craterhoof Behemoth with Temur Sabertooth . Use Eterneal Witness and Autumn's Veil , Veil of Summer to protect yourself or recover pieces.

2. The second method if you can't attack this turn somehow is drawing until you hit the veils, Eternal Witness , Somberwald Stag , Beast Within and Temur Sabertooth . Use Beast Within to destroy all enemy permanents recover it by looping Eternal Witness with Temur Sabertooth . Then kill the remaining beast token with Somberwald Stag looping with Eternal Witness and Temur Sabertooth or with Ulvenwald Tracker , Lightning Greaves some untap shenanigans and again looping some big ass dude who can fight those beasts with Eternal Witness and Temur Sabertooth . Then play all of your cards in hand and threaten to win next turn while your opponents have just their cards in hand. Dangerous because we give our opponents an edge but most of the time lethal. This line will be most of the time unnecessary.

Choice of cards.

First I want to say that this decklist is running hatepieces, I chosed because of the current situations in my enviroment. It is one of biggest strenght's of Yisan, the Wanderer Bard to fetch out hatebears against the table. It is very important for the deckbuilder to choose the right hatepieces and the amount of them against his playgroup. Needless to say that hatepieces are never contributing us an active approach to win the game, they are just buying time. Imagine playing with three friends new to Mtg with precon decks. If to choose, you would disboard all of the hatepieces to board more active cards. So the motto must be: as much hatebears/stax pieces as we need, the least we can afford to play. As much tempo as possible. This is the reason i decided against staxpieces by the way.

Deckcore Generally spoken all cards you can combo with (look at the chapter 'combo') or contributing T2 Yisan, the Wanderer Bard are core. As well as Quirion Ranger , Scryb Ranger and Seedborn Muse once you played her you will se her potential even if she is 5 mana.

General thoughts on cards can be incomplete, here i talk off-budget. Maybe you get some ideas for your own build.

Creature Removal Show

• Ulvenwald Tracker It's quite ok and gets his job done and since we are mono G we don't have much choices, but it is quite clumsy. On the uphand he can kill Aven Mindcensor and Containment Priest with wich we struggle with heavily. If you play in a grindy meta with a lot of Tymna the Weaver builds, you can consider playing him too. Is good against decks that rely on key-creatures.
• Kraul Harpooner is a good topdeck if you face a lot of Aven mindcencors or Linvala, Keeper of Silence but unluckily Yisan can't fetch for him as answer on those so it can get akward sometimes. Shoots down Zur the Enchanter before the Necropotence hits the board too.
• Somberwald Stag kills almost anything onboard. I often feel good having him as option to fetch out.
• Duplicant basically does the same but is slightly worse. On the uphand he is exiling creatures and doesn't care how big they are, but gives us no devotion since we are post verse 4 for Karametra's Acolythe and costs more.
• Beast Within best removal in green. Kills not just creatures but everything else too. Since we play mono G we take it with no second thought.
• lingify can quite effectivly shut commanders down. Can sometimes grap an important one but is sorcery speed.
• Apex Altisaur is very mana intensive and verses after Craterhoof Behemoth . I wouldn't suggest him but maybe under circumstances could work. COULD.

Draw engines/spells and card selection Show

You won't draw much cards with this deck. You will not rely on drawing answers, combo pieces or tutor spells because Yisan does all the hustle. Since we are not relying on drawing cards like other decks, we do like it (who doesn't?). Don't lay too much weight on it.

• Runic Armasaur is good as long your playgroup plays fetchlands. If they dont due to budget restrictions I recommend replacing it with some other draw engine. Is quite good in the mirror too.
• Ohran Viper is a good draw engine. A little bit slow but playable if you can ensure connecting damage every turn.
• Tireless Tracker is a better draw engine than Ohran Viper at my opinion. Has the Potential to draw a whole bunch of cards. On the other hand he is not necessary to our win plan and costs some money by now so i cuttet him. But very playable option for cardadvantage.
• Compost can be very good in certain meta- enviroments. Always good to consider.
• Regal Force is not a draw engine but a 7 drop. We need to play one because it is not worth always 'fail to find' on verse 7 and he is simply the best. Can draw a whole lot of cards. If u want to play another 7 drop go for it but I recommend only playing one.
Harmonize can refill your hand. Is not really competitive but can fix a slot. Collected Company is the better choice but not worth it's money.
• Sensei's Divining Top , Mirri's Guile and Sylvan Library doing basically the same. All three are very good. Sensei's Divining Top is the worst because he needs mana to do stuff. Those can upgrade the deck quite well if you have them. But in the end they dont do that much. Do I need to explain why topping and shuffling every turn is good?

Gravehate Show

We need Graveyard-hate. There are just to much startegies around the graveyard that we can't allow our opponent's to freely play with it.

• Scavenging Ooze is a must play at my opinion. Best gravehate ever since on a creature. Is a constant thread for every gravebuild when you have mana open.
• Loaming Shaman is far worse then Scavenging Ooze but can annoy enemies. Since he costs 3 cmc you have a more divers fetchoption for gravehate with yisan but he just reshuffles, most of the times he just delayes the problem. But overall playable
• Ravenous Slime it's static ability is better then the ETB of Loaming Shaman but is quite niche. Can butthurt some Hermit Druid lines, Shuffle- Protean Hulk players and often The Gitrog Monster too. Doesn't touch most of the Yawgmoth's Will builds.
• Graveyard-hate on artifacts like Tormod's Crypt , Relic of Progenitus or Silent Gravestone are quite good on their own but not fetchable with Yisan. I would recommend playing the Creatures, if they fit, first.

Stax Show

I know Stax is a common strategy in Yisan-Builds but i wouldn't recommend it because i think yisan can easily fall over his own feet relying too much on it, while playing without it yisan can have an solid edge by his own. Don't fear blue my dudes!

• Tap-down effects like Root Maze , Winter Orb , Orb of Dreams , Mana Web , Static Orb or Freyalise's Winds (ordered by power) can be considered. But at my opinion those cards dont do much for your own gameplan and often slowing down yourself more then stoppig opponent's plans.
• Taxing effects are far better then tapping-down effects! Thorn of Amethyst , Trinisphere and Defense Grid . They are all playable and quite good if you want to go the stax route. They punish of course the faster decks like Shuffle-Hulk more than slower builds like Tasigur, the Golden Fang . I think that you can't cause any big longterm trouble against Tymna the Weaver - Kraum, Ludevic's Opus or Tymna the Weaver - Vial Smasher the Fierce builds with those pieces since they have a slower approach themselves. Yet again it depends on your meta and can work out eiher way.
• Dosan the Falling Leaf is mentionworthy. OK, but not that good since he can let others steal away a win.
• Null Rod is basically a second Collector Ouphe . Does hurt non-green enviroments more then others. Stops the Isochron Scepter + Dramatic Reversal combo. Can be an addition if you feel the need but again not fetchable with Yisan. Is very one-sided on the uphand because we play nearly no artifacts with activation costs.
• Pithing Needle is basically a second Phyrexian Revoker . Can hurt certain Najeela, the Blade-Blossom and Food Chain lists. Good in the mirrormatch too. Again not fetchable so you rely on drawing it.

Artifact and enchantment removal Show

We like removal on creatures more than instant speed removal because we can fetch for it. Still we play both since we are green we can't remove anything else. :D

• Reclamation Sage , Caustic Caterpillar and Manglehorn are just good. Bane of Progress can turn a long game in your favor. Even if it can hit a lot of our own stuff , it makes huge card advantage. Is better in slower meta-enviroments. Acidic Slime is not that good, but contributes removal on verse 5. If you want to cut something start with Acidic Slime .
• There are so much instant removal spells for artifacts and enchantments in green that I couldn't cover them all. I like the cmc 1 spells Nature's Claim an Natural State as well as Force of Vigor . Return to Nature is quite felxibel so i choosed that one too. I think if you play less stax you should play more of those pieces. Noteworthy ist Krosan Grip because of split second. Can be a consideration. I don't like reshuffle effects because often players have more access to their decks with tutor spells than recursion from ther graveyards.

Miscelanious Cards Show

• Thought-Knot Seer is very good. Since we have no counterspells this can be great to deal with sorcery-speed threats. Sometimes you can even steal an ad nauseum. Is mostly uncounterable since we get him with yisan.
• Meteor Golem costs 7 mana. That is a lot of mana and he sure comes late. In the end he gives us not that much and i never want to see that guy on my hand. So not really that good.
• Phyrexian Revoker is good to shut down Najeela, the Blade-Blossom or Food Chain . This card can annoy your opponent's heavily.
• Collector Ouphe is a Null Rod on a body. very good print for this deck. Can slow down the whole table and even shuts down the Isochron Scepter + Dramatic Reversal combo. Good boy.
• Wood Elves can sometimes smooth out yisan verses 3 and 4 when done in the same tunr cicle but not used for more than that.
• Woodland Bellower let's us get small boys and verse 6. Like a hatebear, Reclamation Sage or Eternal Witness -> Beast Within or something like that. Smoothens out yisan quite well but can be easily cut out.
• Cards that bring us extra lands into play are always a good choices and key to success. This cards fasten out our deck because they allow us to overfrequently use untap engines like Quirion Ranger or Scryb Ranger . Sakura-Tribe Scout is standard and just the better Llanowar Scout , but i find Llanowar Scout not even that bad because he provides one elf more on the board. Azusa, Lost but Seeking is very very powerful too but expensive so i cutted her for budget. Both Burgeoning and Exploration work good, i personally like Burgeoning more because it triggers on wich we can untap with Quirion Ranger and replay the land. You do need to make more landdrops in yisan so play some of those. I don't like Skyshroud Ranger very much, we don't need more sorcery speed in mono G and we can't use him multiple times on one turn cycle.

Mana Show

Key to every competitive build. Luckily we are mono green so we can argue not playing moxes and crypt was by choice. :D

• Play all 1cmc manadorks you can lie your hands on. If Dryad Arbor + Green Sun's Zenith is too expensive cut it. After that cut Birds of Paradise but sooner or later you will nee him anyways. Forget about anything that costs more than 1 mana. We want to get Yisan, the wandere bard out T2 almost every game, so this dorks will just delaying us.
• Mox Diamond and Chrome Mox don't do very much in here. If u already own them, sure add them, but they dont fasten out Yisan T1 and bring us often just the opportunity to play an extra 1-drop. Can be handy but drains our hand to 0 very fast and we dont play much draw remember? We already play enough cards that ensure Yisan T2 so we don't need them in particular.
• Carpet of Flowers is ust ridicoulus. In the same spot I see Leyline of Abundance . Not nearly as good as Carpet of Flowers but can contribute us a lot of mana since we played it for free, and is an infinite mana outlet on top for free. I tried it and quite liked it anytime it came down. Hard to remove in blue metas since it come down pre-game and is an enchantment.
• Mana Crypt is a real gamechanger. Can enable Yisan T1 AND ensure 1 land keeps on starting hand. Very unfortunally that it is so expensive, add it if you can. Sol Ring is significantly slower but still an auto include.
• Emerald Medallion is playable but mind that we mostly spend our mana on yisan activation and it gives us nothing for that.
• Mana Vault is bullshit, we need consistent sources of mana and don't make peakplays. The high land count is no joke. Lotus Petal is not good for the same reasons.
• Both Karametra's Acolyte and Priest of Titania are insane in this deck because we get them so consistent. Elvish Archdruid is indeed cuttable but a good budget choice.
• Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx is very good. Without it I wouldn't play Crop Rotation and Sylvan Scrying . Gaea's Cradle is the main aim here but not affordable on a budget. Play it when u can. Wirewood Lodge can be usefull sometimes and we dont need to care about colorless manasources so it's in. Strip Mine , Ghost Quarter or Tectonic Edge we play because we can. Why shouldn't we? I don't like the idea of fetchlands like Windswept Heath here. In fact we don't need the shuffle effect (we shuffle all the time with Yisan) and we draw so less cards that smoothering our topdeck with fetching is as near as not relevant. Of course include them when you have them but actually they don't do much. Even if you play Gaea's Cradle forget about Scapeshift it just costs you the turn.

Tutor spells Show

Tutor spells makes it easier for us to go for powerplays with yisan when needed while letting us in the position that we can search for alternatives when we did our choice for a certain verse. Tutor spells are not just backup plans, they can search for almost all of our wincons so we are always very happy to see them. In general tutor spells make this deck less fragile. If you want to pimp your deck start here.

• Green Sun's Zenith , Chord of Calling and Finale of Devastation have some nouances but are quite similar. Remember Green Sun's Zenith can go for Dryad Arbor T1. Natural Order ist probably the best, onto-the-battlefield-tutor, because it can go with little cost for Craterhoof Behemoth or some other finishing card. Eldritch Evolution can be played in the same spot, will get us often a Seedborn Muse wich is enough to threaten the win by herself if she sticks. Tooth and Nail is just to expensive to cast successfully. Same for Genesis Wave by the way. Defense of the Heart doesn't work because it's just too narrow to generate the pilot a consitent edge, your opponent's can play around it too easily and even if you get the trigger often you can't win out of it.
• Worldly Tutor is nice aswell. I think it often searches for little cost creatures like Priest of Titania or Phyrexian Revoker . Better and cheaper than Sylvan Tutor . Overall comparable to Green Sun's Zenith but creates 2 stacks until the creature hits the board and splits the costs. Of course more than playable. Primal Command and Uncage the Menagerie can be good budget options here. I don't like Summoner's Pact very much because we are not the kind of deck that wins much games on the spot with just one tutor. And then the downside gets too big. Playable, don't buy it just for Yisan.
• In some lists you will see Treefolk Harbinger as tutor for Great Oak Guardian and Lingify. Can fill that slt pretty well because we can fasten up our win attempt. But let's our opponent's often see the win coming miles away. Can work but is clumsy if you ask me.
• Survival of the Fittest , Fauna Shaman and Birthing Pod are OK but they sound better than they actually are. Maybe i will change my mind on this topic.
• Mwonvuli Beast Tracker or Fierce Empath sometimes gets chosen by players. I don't like them because we want to cheat out big ass dudes and not hardcasting them, where they just get countered.
• Protean Hulk come on are you serious? how he's going to die? Same for Pattern of Rebirth .
• Hibernation's End work similar to Yisan so the decks design should favour this card. But it cost's very much mana and is very slow. Look for faster replenishment's.
• Skyshroud Poacher is again too narrow and too slow. Will functionally fetch only for Priest of Titania and afterwards slowes out.

Strategy guide

Every Yisan, the Wanderer Bard deck is heavily build around Yisan, the Wanderer Bard himself. This must be clear and is not changeable. While getting out threads and interaction through an activated ability on the board on wich our opponents often can't react, relying on our commander is our bigget weakness. Further Yisan, the Wanderer Bard tends to be a little bit slow compared to other decklist. Even if we get 20+ mana we can find ourselves in the position where we can't win with it. The pilot of Yisan, the Wanderer Bard must recognize his standing at the table and have to evaluate wich versing lines he have to chose to get the highest winning chances. For matchups look down below.

I will start going through some verse lines and explain my opinions on them.

Verse 1 Show

Verse 2 Show

Verse 3 Show

Verse 4 Show

Verse 5 Show

Verse 6 Show

Verse 7 Show

Regal Force draws half of your deck and hope that you are not hitting Craterhoof Behemoth . If you feel confident that you will win on Verse 8, you can consider "fail to find" here to take no risks. There is no one else we can look for here.

Verse 8 Show

Craterhoof Behemoth ... profit? I recommend calculating if he really contributes enough damage. One of the few finite wins of the format. Yay us, we play fair magic!

Engines

I decided to make a chapter about noteworthy inteactions in this deck since we have a lot of triggers that harmonize with each other and can excellerate our boardstate.

Quirion Ranger or Scryb Ranger + Sakura-Tribe Scout or Llanowar Scout

aquires 3 Forest in play. By turns i mean our enemies turns.

1. turn: Tap 3 Forest and activate Yisan, the Wanderer Bard . Untap Yisan, the Wanderer Bard with Quirion Ranger and bounce tapped Forest . Tap sakura-triber scout to return Forest to the battlefield.
2. turn: Use Quirion Ranger to untap Sakura-Tribe Scout and bounce tapped Forest . Tap Sakura-Tribe Scout to bring Forest into play.
3. turn: Repeat above. Now you have 3 open and Yisan, the Wanderer Bard is untapped. Use him on endstep and go in your turn. We got one free Yisan activation.

Burgeoning + Quirion Ranger or Scryb Ranger

Remember that Burgeoning creates a trigger on wich we can activate Quirion Ranger to untap one of our dudes to instantly return the bounced Forest . Remember that u can activate Yisan in respond to a Burgeoning trigger

Quirion Ranger or Scryb Ranger or Wirewood Symbiote + Yisan, the Wanderer Bard

This is the so called double versing. Needless to say it requires 6 open mana.

1. Activate Yisan, the wander Bard, add a verse counter it's part of the cost. Keep priority.
2. Activate Quirion Ranger to untap yisan. Pass priority
3. Now the 1. activiation of yisan is laying on the stack. Tap yisan, the wandere bard again and add a verse counter.Pass priority. Now you have instead of one 2 and one 3 verse for example two 3 verses resolving. Most commonly this is used to get both Temur Sabertooth and Karametra's Acolyte .

Mulligan decisions

Yisan, the Wanderer Bard has the easiest and mulligan decisions in the whole format. Since we rely heavily on our commander in our gameplan we need to get him out ASAP. Almost every Yisan List is build to get him out at least T2 in a regular basis. The odds drawing at least 2 lands and T1 ramp is round abut 45%. This makes it a 70% probability to have a Yisan T2 hand with your free mulligan. The probability to have Yisan T2 when you go down to 6 (considered playing with london mulligan) is even 83%. Going further down to 5 Handcards we have already 90% chance to already have seen a T2 line of play. This math doesn't involve our topdeck (!).

Our main goal is getting Yisan out T2 can change a little if you play stax and faster mana, so you may sometimes decide to play the staxpieces first. I give the advise to mulligan very agressivly until you get a hand wich contains at least 2 lands and some 1 cmc-ramp. Hands we see get better if we see some interaction or tutors. Tutoring for a Seedborn Muse can close the game game very fast because she gives us 4 Yisan activations per turncycle. Having a cheap piece that we normally want to search with Yisan, the Wanderer Bard for like Quirion Ranger , Priest of Titania or Sakura-Tribe Scout can be wery handy too because it gives us more room and freedom for Yisan. In general Yisan can shine if you have a tempo piece on your starthand like Burgeoning , Carpet of Flowers or instant artifact removal with wich you can heavily annoy your opponents gameplan. Often those interactions are good to buy some time by destroying a Manacrypt or Mana Vault .

At the end for further Deatils about this deck I would consider reading following Primer. It's fantastic and very accurat:

Date added	5 years
Last updated	5 years
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	4 - 0 Mythic Rares 26 - 0 Rares 25 - 0 Uncommons 15 - 0 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	2.44
Tokens	Beast 3/3 G