STT 001 (GW Modular Mimic)

Standard* Aggro GW (Selesnya) Tokens Tribal

MangaVentFreak13

Creature (18)

• 3x Bristling Hydra
• 2x Chief of the Foundry
• 4x Longtusk Cub
• 4x Metallic Mimic
• 3x Rishkar, Peema Renegade
• 2x Verdurous Gearhulk

Artifact (6)

• 3x Aethersphere Harvester
• 3x Animation Module

Land (20)

• 4x Aether Hub
• 3x Canopy Vista
• 4x Forest
• 4x Plains
• 3x Spire of Industry
• 2x Westvale Abbey  ^Flip

Enchantment (2)

• 2x Stasis Snare

Sorcery (7)

• 3x Attune with Aether
• 2x Declaration in Stone
• 2x Sram's Expertise

Planeswalker (5)

• 2x Gideon, Ally of Zendikar
• 3x Nissa, Voice of Zendikar

Instant (2)

• 2x Blossoming Defense

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Sideboard

Instant (6)

• 1x Appetite for the Unnatural
• 1x Blossoming Defense
• 2x Heroic Intervention
• 2x Natural State

Sorcery (5)

• 1x Collective Effort
• 2x Fragmentize
• 2x Fumigate

Enchantment (2)

• 2x Authority of the Consuls

Artifact (2)

• 2x Lifecrafter's Bestiary

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STT stands for Servo Tokens Tribal. Because the main two cards in this deck are colorless, you could theoretically put them in any color slice, or wedge. So I'm on a mission to see which colors work best.

The deck in it's purest form is Metallic Mimic + Animation Module. this version adds cards like Rishkar, Peema Renegade and Master Trinketeer just help flesh it out and give it a sort of flexibility.

What does the deck want to do?

So this deck is trying to go a couple different ways here. One, making Servos. Using cards like Animation Module, Master Trinkeeter, & Sram's Expertise you make a decent amount (or a ton) of Servos. Hopefully when you make them you have cards like Metallic Mimic or Westvale Abbey   to make use of all this token generation.

Two, be able to tap the Servos for mana. Using Rishkar, Peema Renegade, the Servos on the field should help keep the heat on your opponent unless they have some mass removal like Fumigate.

Why White/Green?

Mostly because White cards make up the majority of the servo cards in standard. Green for a bit of utility, protecting your creatures with Blossoming Defense or Heroic Action , while also being able to make my creatures be able to tap for mana with cards like Rishkar, Peema Renegade, not to mention it gives access to cards like Oath of Ajani, Bristling Hydra, and Angel of Invention .

Thoughts & Cards I'm considering

Oath of Ajani: Half of this deck kinda resolves around +1/+1 counters, in order to trigger Animation Module. Still a card I'm mulling over.

Angel of Invention : I love this card but it is way too fragile. Yes, it's a lord and yes it has lifelink but it's a 5 drop that dies to shock and Walking Ballista. I had to take it out.

Decimator of the Provinces : Another potentially fun inclusion, and would make the tokens into bigger threats than they already are. But it's really expensive to cast.

Thraben Inspector: I like it but it's really not what this deck is looking for.

Narnam Renegade: Deathtouch is fun to have, and triggering revolt does give it a counter, which could potentially trigger Animation Module. Not sure if I want it in the final cut though.

Toolcraft Exemplar: Potentially a 3/3 with first strike during our turn only. It's a good card, it does work, starts the deck off to an aggressive start, and draws in removal which means less removal for key cards.

Rishkar's Expertise: The deck really feels bad when you have nothing to do with your mana. Drawing into this could really change the tide, and the deck has the big creatures and mana to support it. The only reason I'm not currently playing it is because I don't know what to take out to test it.

Updates

So for those of you following the deck you may notice some new additions and some interesting losses. One, I cut Crypotlith Rite. I really loved that card and I'm really going to miss it but at the same time, it wasn't helping the deck. At Gameday I only had 2 because I couldn't find the 3rd copy I wanted but one game I had nothing else to do with my mana so I cast my second Crypolith Rite. No creatures. It really hurt. I finally realize it was hindering more than it was helping. Goodbye Rite. Two, The inclusion of Attune with Aether. Drawing into lands has been the boon of this deck. Whether it's not drawing into lands of the right colors or drawing into too many lands, this helps by pulling a land out late game (hopefully when I'm at a stalemate) and early game mana fixing. I hope it was the right choice. If it turns out to be the wrong choice then it's spots will be taken by another land and 2 copies of Lifecrafter's Bestiary.
Three, The inclusion of Aethersphere Harvester. This card does work. Any creature in the deck can crew this vehicle, it has flying and if I have energy up it also gives lifelink. I am very excited to see how this inclusion works out.

"My other STT attempts"

If you were curious about the other color versions of this deck they are:

STT 002 (BW Modular Mimic): Bw build using Hidden Stockpile.

STT 003 (BGW Modular Mimic): Abzan build that is basically this 001 and 002 mashed together.

STT 005 (BR Modular Mimic: Removal + Burn + Modular Mimic.

STT 006 (BG Modular Mimic): The Value Engine, utilizing Winding Constrictor.

I hope you like the deck, and I hope it's fun to play. I've started building it so when it's done I'll keep you guys posted on how it does in FMN and such. However, whatever build is the best to play is the one I'll play so look at all of them if you'd like, recommend cards, give ideas and combos and most of all thanks for reading!

Date added	7 years
Last updated	7 years
Legality	This deck is not Standard legal.
Rarity (main - side)	7 - 0 Mythic Rares 28 - 9 Rares 14 - 1 Uncommons 3 - 5 Commons
Cards	60
Avg. CMC	2.62
Tokens	Clue, Emblem Gideon, Ally of Zendikar, Energy Reserve, Human Cleric 1/1 BW, Knight Ally 2/2 W, Plant 0/1 G, Servo 1/1 C
Folders	Standard White Green