We don't play lands, we don't produce mana, we don't even need to cast or resolve spells to win a game. John Tollison's Manaless Dredge, 17th at Grand Prix Atlantaįirst of all, forget everything you've learned about Magic when you try to understand this deck and learn its ways. But this version doesn't need the luxurious and powerful and no other cards from the reserved list either, specifically no dual lands, because it doesn't contain any lands or sources of mana at all! You can still get the deck for under €200 and it is better positioned in the current metagame than it was ever before. Manaless Dredge is a variant of the LED Dredge deck I wrote about in 2018. Even the budget deck that I bought as a cheap alternative for €100 then, LED Dredge, costs over €1,000 now. Today, those eight cards can't be purchased under €1,400 and the same is true for most format staples. For example, Canadian Threshold, also known as Temur Delver, which I wanted to build as my first deck, required a play set of and, eight cards that cost €400 back then.

Format veterans told me not to buy into Legacy as prices had become unbearable. I wanted to play with all available cards and I loved the older cards the most.

It's an all around great deck, and is so much fun to play.When I started with tournament Magic in 2009, Legacy was my format of choice. Also if you can't seem to get the dredge going, you can still ramp up ridiculously with this deck. Obviously from the cards in the deck it's meant to dredge yourself and fill your yard with big ass creatures that my friend The Mimeoplasm can eat up, and copy, in addition to the regular reanimator spells. Swell of Growth (used to be prophet of kruphix) (Note while I have a much more competitive version online, this is still semi-competitive/casual) Today I will give the current deck list I currently own in paper. He was the first commander I've ever made a deck from scratch from, and I haven't looked back.

Mtg dredge delver commander deck