Free Stuff Reservoir (Standard MTG Deck)

Free Stuff Reservoir

Standard Combo Lifegain Storm UBR (Grixis)

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Creature (11)

Land (24)

Artifact (21)

Instant (4)

4x Paradoxical Outcome

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2x Padeem, Consul of Innovation

Artifact (2)

Instant (7)

Sorcery (4)

I know that practically everybody is playing this deck now, but I decided to make my own take on it. The idea is similar to the concept that most of these Aetherflux Reservior decks are using (A bunch of free artifacts to gain you life.) This deck is actually quite efficient, with a maximum of turn 4 win and an average of turn 8 or 9 win. While that may sound not too impressive, usually you survive long enough to play an aetherflux reservoir, at which point you rarely dip below 30 health.

     Combos

We have only one combo in this deck; while it revolves around many cards, the centerpiece is Paradoxical Outcome. Here is your boardstate: you have a bunch of small artifacts like Prophetic Prism and Metalspinner's Puzzelknot. You also have at least two cards like Foundry Inspector or Herald of Kozilek . You play Paradoxical, return all your tiny artifacts, draw some more, and play them all to gain a bunch of life and win the game.

    Sideboard Tech

Negates and Fumigate s have an obvious purpose, Unlicensed Disintegration is for either aggressive decks that focus on big creatures or for decks that you need to kill quickly, aetherflux or not. Ceremonious RRejection and Aligned Hedron Network are also fairly obvious. Padeem, Consul of Innovation Is mainly to protect your stuff, but if you have a Metalwork Colossus or if your opponent has no artifacts with any cost, you might well draw some from him as well. Panharmonicon is a really optional card, but it does help since Aetherflux triggersare doubled. Panharmonicon is less to side in and more to replace a card that's useless in a certain matchup.

Please leave suggestions and upvote. Tell me what you think about this build!

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This deck is surprisingly good! — Nov. 4, 2016

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I created this deck not too long ago for fun expecting it to suck, but it has been surprisingly good. While I can't say I've walked into any kind of serious play with it, I have been playtesting it against many decks, most of which are casual but several of which are quite competitive. For only 80 dollars I would say this is an above average deck, especially since more than 50$ of that money comes from 4 lands. I'm making this post to alert people that while this deck is fun, it does have real potential. I recommend that you test this against whatever prestigious decks you like and test it for yourself. I would love to hear your experiences/(especially)feedback. Thanks and please up-vote if you like this deck and want other people to see it!

Land Base Edit — Nov. 4, 2016

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Added Panharmonicon — Nov. 1, 2016

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Lost Legacy — Nov. 1, 2016

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Date added	8 years
Last updated	8 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	18 - 8 Rares 7 - 5 Uncommons 16 - 2 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	3.39
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