There are several ways to get infinite mana, enters- and leaves-the-battlefield abilities, card draw, self-mill, and storm count. This isn’t a kitchen-table kind of deck because it mostly wins through combos. Let’s dive right into it!ġ Emry, Lurker of the Loch||1 Chakram Retriever||1 Etherium Sculptor||1 Foundry Inspector||1 Hope of Ghirapur||1 Jhoira’s Familiar||1 Mirran Spy||1 Myr Retriever||1 Riddlesmith||1 Sai, Master Thopterist||1 Scrap Trawler||1 The Reality Chip||1 Thought Monitor||1 Trinket Mage||1 Urza, Lord High Artificer||1 Walking Ballista||1 Brainstorm||1 Counterspell||1 Dramatic Reversal||1 Muddle the Mixture||1 Mystical Tutor||1 Narset’s Reversal||1 Negate||1 Swan Song||1 Whir of Invention||1 Fabricate||1 Ponder||1 Preordain||1 Reshape||1 Thoughtcast||1 Artificer Class||1 Artificer’s Intuition||1 Efficient Construction||1 Mirrodin Besieged||1 Rhystic Study||1 Secrets of the Dead||1 Thopter Spy Network||1 Aether Spellbomb||1 Basalt Monolith||1 Chromatic Sphere||1 Chromatic Star||1 Chrome Mox||1 Cloud Key||1 Codex Shredder||1 Everflowing Chalice||1 Grinding Station||1 Isochron Scepter||1 Jeweled Lotus||1 Krark-Clan Ironworks||1 Lightning Greaves||1 Lotus Petal||1 Mana Crypt||1 Mana Vault||1 Manifold Key||1 Mind Stone||1 Mishra’s Bauble||1 Moonsilver Key||1 Mox Amber||1 Mox Opal||1 Mystic Forge||1 Patriar’s Seal||1 Rings of Brighthearth||1 Sculpting Steel||1 Sensei’s Divining Top||1 Skullclamp||1 Sol Ring||1 Soul-Guide Lantern||1 Urza’s Bauble||1 Vexing Puzzlebox||1 Voltaic Key||1 Welding Jar||1 Academy Ruins||1 Ancient Tomb||1 Buried Ruin||1 Darksteel Citadel||1 Inventors’ Fair||1 Mystic Sanctuary||1 Seat of the Synod||21 Snow-Covered Island||1 Strip Mine
I’m not big on cEDH myself so I don’t particularly know tons about the format’s meta, but I’d advise using this deck in more competitive settings.
Keep that in mind when building this because it might clash with some playgroups’ Rule 0.
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This deck is full of ETB and LTB effects, and it actually has plenty of ways to go infinite. It took him 10 years, but he somehow managed to become such a big fan of Golgari that he found a way to play a pseudo-graveyard strategy in a mono-blue artifact deck. And about a month ago or so he told me he wanted to build an Emry, Lurker of the Loch deck. He built a Sidisi, Brood Tyrant deck and discovered the wonders of adding blue to your graveyard strategy. He got immediately hooked with the graveyard mechanics of the Golgari ( ) Swarm and actually now has their signet tattooed on his arm.Ī few years later we got into Commander. I’d just bought Duel Decks: Izzet vs Golgari and I wanted to try it.
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Somewhere around 10 years ago I decided to teach my best friend from high school how to play Magic.
Emry, Lurker of the Loch | Illustration by Livia Prima
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