Zimm42's Jorn
 
Type: Deck Idea
Format (invalid) staStandard
Approx. Value:
$8.78

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Avg. CMC 3.55
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Main Deck - 20 cards, 14 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (9)
1 Boreal Centaur
$0.09 Snow Creature - Centaur Warrior
1 Centaur Omenreader
$0.33 Snow Creature - Centaur Shaman
1 Conifer Wurm
$0.09 Snow Creature - Wurm
1 Frostweb Spider
$0.20 Snow Creature - Spider
1 Gargantuan Gorilla
$0.85 Creature - Ape
1 Jorn, God of Winter // Kaldring, the Rimestaff
$0.16 Legendary Snow Creature - God // Legendary Snow Artifact //
1 Phyrexian Snowcrusher
$0.23 Snow Artifact Creature - Phyrexian Juggernaut
2 Sculptor of Winter
$0.02 Snow Creature - Elf Rogue
Instant (1)
1 Ram Through
$0.20 Instant
Sorcery (1)
1 Into the North
$1.04 Sorcery
Enchantment (1)
1 Glittering Frost
$0.05 Snow Enchantment - Aura
Land (8)
3 Forest
$0.08 Basic Land - Forest
1 Shimmerdrift Vale
$0.06 Snow Land
4 Snow-Covered Forest
$1.30 Basic Snow Land - Forest
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Comments
  • Zimm42 | 27-Jul-2021 02:47
    The first thing to note is that Jumpstart packs aren't
    restricted by color identity in the same way as other casual formats. Though
    this pack is Green, the multicolored aspect of Jorn, God of Winter is all
    upside. It's a bonus level that we'll sometimes be able to access. It'll be
    easier to cast the Rimestaff if our other pack is Blue or Black, but even if
    not, we can cast Into the North and search for our prismatic land, Shimmerdrift
    Vale, and gain the second color with Glittering Frost.



    In point of fact, this pack has a slight ramp theme. Limited
    decks rarely have a strict game plan, especially in Jumpstart when diluted by
    another random pack. But we do have the two cards mentioned to accelerate us,
    along with Centaur Omenreader, a curiously snow creature from Future Sight.
    These ramp elements will allow us to quickly deploy our snow payoff, Conifer
    Wurm, our evil snow plow, Phyrexian Snowcrusher, and our, er, Gargantuan
    Gorilla.



    Jumpstart packs will occasionally upgrade one of their
    uncommons into a second rare. In this case, I'm not sure it's actually an
    upgrade, but that too is fine. It's good for these packs to play a card or two
    that's more silly than strong. Smashing your opponent's creatures against your
    gorilla's chest will lead to memorable games, and that's what we're truly
    seeking in casual. Apparently, this gorilla hates the cold of snow lands, so
    much that he gains trample. That's a win-win for us, especially if we have Ram
    Through.
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