We are hopeful that limiting Workshop decks to one copy of the card leaves the deck at an appropriate strength. Lodestone Golem leads to some of the less-interactive games. While this issue could be solved by restricting the namesake card, if possible we would like to keep the deck at a competitive level, but played to an extent that the format is more diverse overall. In particular, Mishra’s Workshop–based decks continue to be significantly overrepresented, reducing the competitive metagame. “We continue to see an imbalanced metagame. And come on, you know you're excited to sleeve up Grumag Angler.With the release of Shadows Over Innistrad comes the accompanying Banned & Restricted List update, and this is sure to shake up a few formats. I'd be curious to know how this build fares against Tron, but barring Tron and Amulet Bloom I can see this deck being very well-positioned in Modern.
Meanwhile, Gnaw to the Bone provides a card that burn will usually need two Skullcracks to beat. I'd be surprised if Amulet Bloom wasn't at least one of Tautic's losses, but Abrupt Decay, Murderous Cut and Thoughtseize give this deck a lot of game against the more reasonable combo decks in the format. The deck's general resilience to Abrupt Decay is also not for nothing. Lingering Souls is strong, but 12 creatures that easily come back from the graveyard presents better longevity. That's likely Tautic's intention with this build.
Arguably the best zombie fish ever printed.Ī lot of the Abzan lists present at the PT were trying very hard to break the Abzan mirror. I had heard buzz about Lotleth Troll, but Tautic had to dig pretty deep to find this zombie to enable his Gravecrawlers. Despite being a totally serviceable draft common, I don't think anybody was expecting to play against a Gurmag Angler in the Modern portion of the PT.
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