The everlasting prophet of destruction

Casual Aggro Eldrazi Ramp RG (Gruul)

MR H3AT

Creature (34)

• 3x Artisan of Kozilek
• 4x Axebane Guardian
• 4x Birds of Paradise
• 1x Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
• 2x Inferno Titan
• 2x It That Betrays
• 4x Overgrown Battlement
• 4x Primeval Titan
• 1x Ruric Thar, the Unbowed
• 4x Sylvan Caryatid
• 1x Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre
• 3x Ulamog's Crusher
• 1x Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger

Planeswalker (1)

• 1x Garruk, Caller of Beasts

Land (20)

• 3x Eldrazi Temple
• 1x Eye of Ugin
• 12x Forest
• 1x Inkmoth Nexus
• 1x Kessig Wolf Run
• 2x Stomping Ground

Artifact (3)

• 3x Quicksilver Amulet

Instant (3)

• 1x Comet Storm
• 2x Noxious Revival

Sorcery (4)

• 4x See the Unwritten

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Sideboard

Creature (4)

• 1x Inferno Titan
• 1x Ruric Thar, the Unbowed
• 1x Terastodon
• 1x Ulvenwald Tracker

Enchantment (2)

• 2x Asceticism

Instant (7)

• 3x Naturalize
• 1x Not of this World
• 3x Plummet

Sorcery (2)

• 2x Bonfire of the Damned

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Maybeboard

Instant (2)

• 2x Vines of Vastwood

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Easy to play, easy to win, easy to make people never want to play against you.

The deck focuses on using one of the safest and fasted mana ramping option (mana producing defenders) as a means to bring out the largest and most devastating creatures in the game. Unlike token eldrazi decks, or decks that just spam elvish piper, I at least make it a little fun to play. There are 10+ opening hand combos to get an eldrazi out turn 5 or under. There is one that I have found to get it out turn 3 earliest.

An ideal situation runs something like this:

• Turn 1 - Forest - Birds of Paradise
• Turn 2 - Eldrazi Temple - Overgrown Battlement + Birds of Paradise
• Turn 3 - Eye of Ugin/Eldrazi Temple - Ulamog's Crusher

Or better yet but on later turns if multiple axebane gurdians and Overgrown Battlements hit the field along with other walls and Primeval Titans then it is quite possible to see Emrakul, the Aeons Torn or Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre on turn 5. Turn 4 has the most consistent plays for getting 10+ mana. The amount of mana that this deck can safely and consistently produce is always fun to count and it can get difficult for your opponent very quickly.

Against control decks that use a lot of board wipes or spot removal there are still a few options to keep you going. Not of This World is often a zero cost counter when protecting any of the large creatures in here and it is almost never expected. It can even counter abilities which are one of the only things that can kill Emrakul. There is also Ruric Thar, the Unbowed to discourage them from playing too much.

Alternate win conditions include Inkmoth Nexus and Kessig Wolf Run to kill them in 1 shot using a flying infect fella, and the always unexpected Comet Storm for lethal damage. Also really good for multiplayer settings.

It is fun to see the hope drain from their eyes as they have to surrender their permanents to you after you play one of the big guys in the deck or bringing out the largest creature card in the game on turn 4 or 5. A fantastic deck if you don't just enjoy winning, but if you really enjoy to utterly devastate your opponent and beat them in the most overwhelming that most people ever come across. Besides, who doesn't love a deck with over 5.5 CMC? Comments,suggestions, and votes always appreciated.

Date added	12 years
Last updated	9 years
Legality	This deck is Casual legal.
Rarity (main - side)	16 - 3 Mythic Rares 18 - 5 Rares 9 - 1 Uncommons 10 - 6 Commons
Cards	65
Avg. CMC	5.09
Tokens	Elephant 3-3 G, Emblem Garruk, Caller of Beasts
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