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The Idea

An Inniaz, the Gale Force deck that is highly interactive and is based card advantage and preventing your opponents game plan.

I enjoy drawing cards, interacting with my opponents, and winning with small synergistic creatures instead of big haymakers. I think this deck reflects this well. The main idea is to play some flying tokens with cards like Spectral Procession, some birds that prevent your opponent from doing stuff like Hushbringer, and some birds that interact like Hypnotic Sprite. We win the game by having more resources than our opponents, or by destroying, countering and stealing their high-value targets.

Cutting Board

I decided against cards like Empyrean Eagle because they require a high commitment to the board to be good. With Inniaz, we require exactly three birds to grind out an advantage. I currently think more flyers would be a good idea, as all of them have additional value with Inniaz. I also might want to add another land or two. The first cards I would cut are:

  • Future Sight: An incredibly powerful card, but requires some things to go well to be good and is a 5-mana investment

History

Cleaned up the Maybeboard.

Sevinne's Reclamation

The card's probably really good value / recursion and I want to try it out.

Cleansing Nova

Wrath to replace Hour of Revelation

Cuts

  • Hour of Revelation: I really don't like this card with that much artifact ramp. The internet tells me this card is amazing, but at the moment I don't see it.
  • Cartographer's Hawk: While a critical number of fliers is important, this card's ramp condition is too conditional and needing to recast it is too costly.

Cleaned up my Maybeboard to include cards that I actually would consider instead of just having cards that I own.

Midnight Haunting

I was really impressed by how much flash flyers mess with my opponents expectation on when Inniaz becomes relevant so I think this card is going to be great.

Windbrisk Heights

Should have been in the deck in the first place. Replaces 1x Plains.

Aura of Silence

I think slamming this down in the early game is worth the increased mana cost, especially since taxing is one of my game plans. Replaces Disenchant as it's effect is too similar. I still really like Disenchant and it might replace something else soon.

Curiosity Crafter

I love Coastal Piracy and this deck produces more tokens than I first thought.

Archon of Emeria

I want to try out more hatebirds and this deck can decently do stuff at instant speed. Kind of a non-bo with Future Sight, now that I think about it. Have to play with this one a bit to evaluate it.

Cuts

  • Rally of Wings: Inniaz activated ability is enough to punch through a lot of damage in the end game.
  • Sephara, Sky's Blade: Too expensive and we never want to pay the alternative cost because we almost always want to jam.
  • Cleansing Nova: This deck is too non-recursive and too creature-heavy to want this many wraths.

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95% Casual

Competitive

Revision 2 See all

(2 years ago)

-1 Alabaster Leech maybe
-1 Archon of Absolution maybe
-1 As Foretold maybe
-1 Blind Obedience maybe
-1 Blink of an Eye maybe
-1 Boreas Charger maybe
-1 Bygone Bishop maybe
-1 Cartographer's Hawk main
-1 Disenchant maybe
-1 Dragonlord Ojutai maybe
-1 Dream Trawler maybe
-1 Empyrean Eagle maybe
-1 Esior, Wardwing Familiar maybe
-1 Fact or Fiction maybe
-1 Fumigate maybe
-1 Geist-Fueled Scarecrow maybe
-1 Gravitational Shift maybe
-1 Hope of Ghirapur maybe
-1 Hour of Revelation main
+1 Jubilant Skybonder maybe
and 30 other change(s)
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Date added 3 years
Last updated 2 years
Legality

This deck is Commander / EDH legal.

Rarity (main - side)

1 - 0 Mythic Rares

35 - 0 Rares

31 - 0 Uncommons

9 - 0 Commons

Cards 100
Avg. CMC 2.84
Tokens Angel 4/4 W, Bird 1/1 W, Cat Bird 1/1 W, Elephant 3-3 G, Faerie 1/1 U, Manifest 2/2 C, On an Adventure, Spirit 1/1 W, The Monarch, Treasure
Folders Inniaz, the Gale Force, EDH Decks
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