Eldrazi Grixis

Standard Competitive Control Eldrazi UBR (Grixis)

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Creature (11)

• 4x Hangarback Walker
• 2x Herald of Kozilek
• 2x Sire of Stagnation
• 2x Tasigur, the Golden Fang
• 1x Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger

Planeswalker (1)

• 1x Ugin, the Spirit Dragon

Land (26)

• 2x Bloodstained Mire
• 4x Dismal Backwater
• 5x Island
• 4x Mountain
• 3x Smoldering Marsh
• 3x Sunken Hollow
• 5x Swamp

Instant (11)

• 2x Anticipate
• 2x Horribly Awry
• 3x Murderous Cut
• 4x Scatter to the Winds

Sorcery (11)

• 1x Crux of Fate
• 4x Radiant Flames
• 4x Ruinous Path
• 2x Transgress the Mind

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Sideboard

Enchantment (3)

• 3x Virulent Plague

Instant (6)

• 4x Dispel
• 2x Horribly Awry

Sorcery (6)

• 4x Languish
• 2x Self-Inflicted Wound

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This is a Eldrazi Grixis Control deck

For the early game you have Hangarback Walker which is a turn 2 threat and it slowly gets bigger and bigger. Then you have Horribly Awry to stop early game threats and Transgress the Mind to stop bombs that could be a problem later, There is also Anticipate for mana fixing or if you are in need of a kill spell. Herald of Kozilek for a blocker and to make a lot of spells cost less.

In the mid game will make or break certain decks. for down right control you have Scatter to the Winds to stop everything and [ Ruinous Path is the main kill spell in the deck, it stops pesky planeswalkers and big creatures. Radiant Flames is the main board wipe for -3/-3 to everything. Another easy kill spell is Murderous Cut people will not expect it because when people think of kill spell they think of Ruinous Path so by leaving open one black mana you can kill a real threat.

The late game is when this deck thrives. Hangarback Walker is easily a threat if you havent casted one earlier . . Plus you have all the mana in the world and it is all fixed due to Bloodstained Mire and the new lands Sunken Hollow and Smoldering Marsh. If you get Sire of Stagnation on turn 5, or 6 then you can stop their flow completely. if they start to overpower the board Crux of Fate can wipe it completely. When the time is right and you get your tenth mana you can cast the late game bomb Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger and basically win, but if you get Ugin, the Spirit Dragon then first, you are just as good or even better off. Those are the two win cons and do an excellent job at what they do.

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Date added	9 years
Last updated	9 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	4 - 0 Mythic Rares 27 - 4 Rares 9 - 7 Uncommons 2 - 4 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	3.41
Tokens	Thopter 1/1 C
Folders	Competative, milldeck