This deck is a controlling esper midrange deck that wins by constantly enabling the eldrazi processors Wasteland Strangler and Ulamog's Nullifier. Every creature card in the deck is a two-for-one spell-on-a-stick, my source of card advantage without straight-up draw. I am seeking tips mainly for the SIDEBOARD. Thank you for checking it out!
Inspired by the thread at MTGSalvation: http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/the-game/modern/deck-creation-modern/740861-esper-eldrazi-processor-control
Wasteland Strangler --A 3/2 that often costs only 1B with Eldrazi Temple, and comes with what is often a kill spell attached. Keeps the board in my favor against most decks that play a single creature a turn in the early game.
Ulamog's Nullifier --A strictly better Spell Queller with Eldrazi Temple. It often functions as a non-Negate-able counterspell that proceeds to punch control decks in the face.
Delay --Counterspell. More often than not, a 3 turn delay of a spell for this cheap either allows me to nullify the spell's impact on the game, or process it away.
--Good: Creature-based Midrange, Creature-based Aggro, Fair Control, Graveyard Decks
--Bad: Burn, Unfair Control (Taking Turns), Inevitability Decks
--Unknown (not yet played): Affinity, Ad Nauseum, Prison
Deck Updates--9/5/2017: Went down 1 Ulamog's Nullifier and 1 Island for 2 Irrigated Farmland, for mana smoothing and late game draw. Moved 1 Path to Exile and 1 Relic of Progenitus to the side and added 2 Pyxis of Pandemonium for variety of exile sources and late game plays. Removed 2 Drowner of Hope from the side.--1/17/2018: Large-scale update to current physical decklist. Esper Charm's are more to just give the deck a little more velocity and options than play a large role, and Sphinx's Revelation's restock depleted hand and life towards the end of the match. Good results from Pyxis of Pandemonium.
