Type: Deck Idea
Format (invalid) staStandard
Approx. Value:
$7.04
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Avg. CMC 3.91
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Main Deck - 20 cards, 15 distinct
Columns
Name  Edition $ Type Cost
Rarity Color
Creature (7)
1 Avalanche Caller
$0.02 Snow Creature - Human Wizard
1 Berg Strider
$0.05 Snow Creature - Giant Wizard
1 Chillerpillar
$0.05 Snow Creature - Insect
1 Frost Raptor
$0.15 Snow Creature - Bird
1 Frostpeak Yeti
$0.03 Snow Creature - Yeti
1 Icebreaker Kraken
$0.18 Snow Creature - Kraken
1 Rimewind Taskmage
$0.20 Creature - Human Wizard
Sorcery (1)
1 Foresee
$0.13 Sorcery
Artifact (2)
1 Arcum's Weathervane
$0.17 Artifact
1 Icebind Pillar
$0.07 Snow Artifact
Enchantment (1)
1 Winter's Rest
$0.05 Snow Enchantment - Aura
Land (9)
1 Frostwalk Bastion
$0.15 Snow Land
3 Island
$0.13 Basic Land - Island
1 Shimmerdrift Vale
$0.08 Snow Land
4 Snow-Covered Island
$1.33 Basic Snow Land - Island
Sideboard - 0 cards, 0 distinct
No cards here. :(

Comments
  • Zimm42 | 27-Jul-2021 03:00
    For this last pack, we're going deep into the snow. I
    included a ninth land, in Frostwalk Bastion, as well as the silly card Arcum's
    Weathervane. The deep-search of Foresee can also find us more snow lands, or
    the payoff for achieving a winter wonderland.



    Now I love me some sea monsters. This one requires even more
    setup than most, but it'll drag your foe beneath the ice into the freezing
    darkness, sure enough. This kraken can turn your opponent's best-planned arctic
    adventure in Shackleton's. Can you imagine paying only six mana, with six snow
    lands, to cast Icebreaker Kraken? Those are some Constructed dreams. In Limited,
    it'll take us much longer to release the kraken.



    The good news is that we have some potent cards to help us
    survive. Icy Manipulator was always a Limited bomb, tapping down your
    opponent's best creature. More annoying, it could freeze lands and leave them
    mana screwed. Icebind Pillar is more fair and flavorful, and on the subject, I
    want to gush about this artifact's Blue color identity. Giving artifacts color
    does much to make them more reasonable. Can you imagine if Embercleave had been
    colorless and playable in every deck? The requirement of rr at least prevented
    the wildfire from spreading over every aggro deck ever, limiting the damage it
    could do to formats.
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