Orcstone

Modern Budget Casual Competitive Land Destruction Mill Mono-Red

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Sorcery (19)

• 3x Anger of the Gods
• 4x Boom / Bust
• 4x Molten Rain
• 1x Red Sun's Zenith
• 3x Roiling Terrain
• 4x Stone Rain

Creature (12)

• 2x Goblin Dark-Dwellers
• 4x Orcish Spy
• 2x Shivan Wumpus
• 4x Simian Spirit Guide

Artifact (4)

• 4x Millstone

Land (21)

• 4x Darksteel Citadel
• 3x Field of Ruin
• 14x Mountain

Instant (4)

• 4x Lightning Bolt

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Sideboard

Sorcery (7)

• 1x Anger of the Gods
• 3x Crumble to Dust
• 3x Shattering Spree

Artifact (6)

• 3x Dragon's Claw
• 3x Relic of Progenitus

Creature (2)

• 2x Stormbreath Dragon

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Maybeboard

Sorcery (6)

• 1x Crack the Earth
• 1x Mizzium Mortars
• 1x Peak Eruption
• 1x Pyroclasm
• 1x Seismic Spike
• 1x Sowing Salt

Artifact (1)

• 1x Trinisphere

Instant (1)

• 1x Surgical Extraction

Land (4)

• 1x Bloodstained Mire
• 1x Ghost Quarter
• 1x Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle
• 1x Wooded Foothills

Planeswalker (2)

• 1x Chandra, Torch of Defiance
• 1x Koth of the Hammer

Creature (3)

• 1x Avalanche Riders
• 1x Fulminator Mage
• 1x Goblin Ruinblaster

Enchantment (2)

• 1x Awaken the Ancient
• 1x Blood Moon

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I feel that Land Destruction has strong potential in the Modern environment where Tron and creature-lands are so prevalent and opponents sac'ing land is the norm. This deck is an effort to take advantage of that meta while working in an old trick from back in my Ice Age / Fallen Empires days.

The general gist of the deck is to lean on your land destruction sorceries until you can beat them down with one of your creatures or get the Orcish Spy + Millstone soft-lock into play (filtering land draws before they come up). The deck can win by milling or damage which is a nice bit of versatility to have in these days of 'infinite life' combos. The deck actually has potential 1st-turn land destruction in Darksteel Citadel + Boom/bust + Simian Spirit Guide though obviously that doesn't come up too often.

One of the best thing about this deck is how often it wins as a budget deck - considering that you can probably put it together for about $50 before the side-board, it's worth experimenting with even if it's outside your normal style of play. Non-budget options that should be seriously considered are Fulminator Mage, Chandra, Torch of Defiance, Koth of the Hammer and Blood Moon.

For a less 'budget' version of this deck, see Orcstone II (non-budget)

Date added	7 years
Last updated	6 years
Legality	This deck is not Modern legal.
Rarity (main - side)	0 - 2 Mythic Rares 12 - 1 Rares 19 - 12 Uncommons 15 - 0 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	3.18
Based on	Turn 1 Destroy Land Rakasha MDN