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I do not know how good that will be.

Ideal you WR, turn 3 or 4, untap and spend your mana like normal.

Next turn you either tempoby having two untapp phases of interaction. Or you go tutor/card draw + interaction.

Firminds forsight is 7 mana. You could go FF and bolt eot with 4 lands. Or FF and remand for 5 lands. But it is more of a card that asumes you are already doing well before you cast it.

The regular tutor fits better after a WR.

What is torpor orb for? The animator module? It does bot work with replacement effects, only triggered abilaties.

Quote from XOPYC »

I don't play it in BGx but in BG.. it happens sometimes that the game ends with 1 or 0 lands for my opponent, if he has a greedy manabase with less basics.. even the basics get GQ'd away.. Tec Edge was also great against lot of decks.. it's not hard to cut your opp off of a color with this deck..

I would never leave home without my Bobs.. I think that he is criminally underplayed.. in my deck he is an all star.. in grindy games, Bob and Tracker made me draw half of my deck..

fast aggro decks can be a problem, it is very important to have 1 removal spell and Bob in you starting hand so he can let you draw your removal fast enough.. if you manage to take over until turn 5 I think you can not lose anymore..

If you end most games with your opponent on few or no lands, that is interesting. I just find it very contra intuetive that your deck suddenly is a land destruction deck with the inclusion of assassins thropy. So you are first gonne flodd them out, and then lategame kill them with grinding out their lands. It sounds very bad. That being said, Todd Stevens Valuetown decks that run Azusa, and ramunamp escavator can play 3 ghost quarters a turn and destroy your opponents mana. LftL is teqnicaly the same, but much slowe. I find it baffeling. Just adding LftL seems bad, but I am happy you are having results with it. When people like FlyingDelver try to defend LftL as a good card and cites cycling lands as a stock awnser, when the deck does not run any cycling landsJust seems wrong.

Also XOPYC you say you think BoB is underplayed. This is not true. Reid Duke had advocated this card long before BBE got unbanned. And the claim that they are never bad leads me to belive that your local meta has very little agro in it. GB with bobs vas burn is a horrible matchups. Post board they need to draw relic and nulefy your goyf and you are way behind. Combined with you having 6 posts, and claiming you often end up vs an opponent withouth lands in play speaks volumes about what decks you often meet in your meta. For that meta it makes great sence to play with card draw like BoB and grindy cards like LftL, but I am very sceptical to a better representative meta with more diversaty.

Mind you, I do not mind it as critique, but I think it is not universaly good. I am a big fan of LftL though, I just wish it was better in the deck.

I will look at your list later. You have some fine founds though.

For the future I would sugest formating them after category.

Also, one thing that is commok in commander is sacrefice effects, that is a blindspot for us.

While a bit risky could this be the one deck that can support Mana Flare? Perhaps in friendly groups. Makes for awsome and ridicules games until a combo winns.

Do not focus on screwing the table. She is a group hug commander. Except for that one player.

Atraxa the card is an amazing card. Offensive, defensive, lifegain, rattlesnake. Has 4 colours. All of that is good.

1/1 counters unfortunatly is not good for reasons stated earlier. Ishai and Reyhan is better there as stated earlier. That leaves odd counters, -1/-1 counters (limited support) infect or planewalkers. Or you can ignore the proliferate part and just play her in the colours.

The +1/+1 counter theme is very bad. It is far to incrimental. People see it coming. And when you get rolling a wrath is gonne stop you.

Ishai and Reyhan are mutch better for the +1/+1 theme. Ishai is a voltron commander. Never put counters on Reyhan with his abilaty and they need to choose between letting the big creature live, or just kill reyhan for a lose lose situation outside of a wrath.

I had an 'odd counter' atraxa deck. But it ended up as an infect deck over time without me realising. It was by far the version of atraxa decks i tryed out.

Also, honorable mention to Odric, Lunarc Marshal with atraxa out.

You do see the problem with polis crusher?

Pendalhave flipland.

A nice flip land that would allow creatures to escape would be flippining into karakas.

Slaughter is a nice card and buyback is easy in EDH where you get 40 life.

Quote from Dunharrow »

I will be trying Throne of the High City in The Gitrog Monster. Don't see why it would be less than great.

There's a prince inside every frog. In this case, literally.

There's no hate/beef. I'm stating the average reader takes nothing away from your posts without a list to reference.

I built around eye of the storm in one of my riku of two reflections decks. Additional synergies that I haven't seen mentioned:

• isochron sceptre, to provide a cast trigger
• talent of the telepath can keep finding spells to retrigger eye and can also function as a mill win condition if your opponents have any density of spells. It's important to remember with this that you don't even have to cast the spell that provided the trigger.
• early harvest can supply the mana needed to keep the storm up, if you run enough basics.
• fiery gambit can supply card advantage to keep the storm going, mana to cast those spells, and a win condition via damage so long as you're able to either copy it enough times and trigger eye often enough. Or get lucky.

Vidar speaks true on this topic.

Quote from sheriffharry »

Rats?

30 relentless rats and some other stuff lol and Thrumming Stone

Didn't see it here.

Open Heart
1B
Sorcery
Uncommon
Target opponent reveals his or her hand. You choose a nonlegendary, nonland card from it. That player discards that card.

Lot I could say here since Godo is my first and oldest EDH deck from over 10 years ago. I can't comment too much on the cuts since our decks are very different, but at first glance you might cut a few creatures maybe? My main theme is extreme artifact ramp to play the commander and big dragons.

Sword of Light and Shadow is an all-star for recurring creatures from the yard. It's a huge value play that also protects again very common removal colors.

Sword of Feast and Famine generates a ton of mana if it's on Godo and also creates infinite combats with Hellkite Charger if you have enough mana.

If your meta is strongly opposed to poison counters I would strongly suggest adding Grafted Exoskeleton for the quick kills it can generate with Godo.

Groves replaced Fetch #9 & Fire-lit Thicket.

You want every land in your deck to come into play untapped. Copperline Gorge doesn't do that late game, and the idea is to take less damage and mulligan less, Karplusan Forest requires unnecessary damage and Fire-lit Thicket openers lead to far to many mulligans (Thicket + Gavony, Thicket + Plains, Thicket + Shock/Fetch can't cast Turn 2 Voice). The card also just has the text opponents can't play Death's Shadow stamped on it a lot of the time.

I've never played Raging Ravine in this deck.

I unfortunately don't stream or actually own any cards on MTGO. I can put together a sideboard guide for any MUs you're interested in.