The Mind Palace (Modern MTG Deck)

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The Mind Palace

Modern* Mill UB (Dimir)

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1x Thoughtseize

The frustration of your favorite cards being trashed...

"You are fucked."

Mill was one of the first deck archetypes that interested me. I first started playing Magic the Gathering in the middle of the Alara block, specifically around the Duel Deck: Divine vs. Demonic release and had a petty mono-black deck at the time (Now this set is amazing). During this time, one of my friends used a Mind Funeral + Nemesis of Reason on me, this was my introduction to mill and I have been slowly building this deck ever since.

I feel as though mill is short about 1 card from being exceptional.

I have replaced thoughtscour with Remand though I have not yet play tested this.

GeminiSpartanX suggested Darkness

Best Modern Mill: Ashiok's Grinding Blitz has been a helpful resource, all though my deck is not based off of HeroFallenVillain's deck we have come to very similar setups. The use of Damnation and adding a third Snapcaster Mage came from his deck.

Any advice that can be offered is appreciated as well as +1s!

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Thursday Night Modern 3-1 3rd Place — July 2, 2015

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Comments Cleared, updating the decklist to match the list I used.

I was able to get a more accurate look at the meta tonight. Here is what I've seen being run:

R/W/B Burn, Grixis Delver, Grixis Twin, Jund, Bogles, UW Gifts, Green Tron, Blue Tron, Merfolk, Elves

All very close matches, outplayed opponent.

Game 1: Lose: Lords + Island walk

Game 2: Darkness brought in.

Game 3: Profane Memento brought in, was about to die, drew 2 of these + Glimpse the Unthinkable gained 14 life.

Game 1: Too fast needed sideboard.

Game 2: perfect opening hand, opponent mulligans to 4 begins the game with Leyline of Sanctity of which there was 1 in his deck.

Game 1: Surgical Extraction was used in the the tron lands which after a mill left him with a total of 6 lands in his library. I stopped milling him so Emrakul, the Aeons Torn would't cycle his graveyard. Ghost Quartered 2 of his lands he was left with 5 mana to play his entire deck. Used Breaking / Entering to cast opponent's milled Wurmcoil Engine.

Game 2: Concession

Remand Delay and draw

Surgical Extraction Remove all copies

Inquisition of Kozilek Picks apart threats and counters

Darkness Awesome Anti-aggro/creature damage

Profane Memento This really hurts aggro decks even with 1 out after milling 8 you gain ~5 life which often buys you an entire turn to mill more cards and gain more life.

Thought Scour Never drew or used one, sideboarded every single match

Cryptic Command *list* Too Hard to cast? Never used was always to mana intensive as a sideboard.

Hurkyl's Recall No affinity in meta right now.

Cyclonic RiftGC Only time i needed it to remove an enchant I had Iona, Shield of Emeria with blue chosen played on me.

Thursday Night Modern 1-2 — Dec. 12, 2014

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Revision 16 See all

(9 years ago)

-1	Breaking / Entering	main
+1	Breaking / Entering	main

Top Ranked	Achieved #68 position overall 10 years ago
Date added	11 years
Last updated	9 years
Legality	This deck is Modern legal.
Rarity (main - side)	36 - 7 Rares 15 - 5 Uncommons 3 - 2 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.56
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