Evolutionary Dredge: Deck TechĮvolutionary Dredge is close to a combo deck or, at the very least, a synergy deck. A quick reminder: if you enjoy the Budget Magic series and the other video content on MTGGoldfish, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish YouTube Channel to keep up on all the latest and greatest. Let's get to the videos then, we'll break down Evolutionary Dredge. Well, Evolutionary Dredge is one of the latter, the deck is an absolute blast to play, not to mention quite competitive! Other times, I just can't put down the deck because I'm having so much fun playing it. Sometimes, I record the matches for the video and the deck sits on the shelf for months before I play another game with it. This week, we are heading to Standard to play a deck that is easily my favorite budget build of Eldritch Moon Standard thus far, and one of my favorite Budget Magic decks of all time: Evolutionary Dredge! For me, one of the ways I judge a Budget Magic deck is by just how many matches I actually play with the deck. But if you know you are able to survive another turn, it's often surprising just how fast you can find lethal.Алло, Budget Magic lovers! It's that time again. Any time you are able to trade off your Phoenix for a real creature out of your opponent (or at least a removal spell), you're gaining an advantage. This deck is remarkably good at getting the Phoenix back turn after turn, so you have to balance the chipping in of damage with simply staying alive.

One thing to note with this deck is that to play it properly you must master the ability to use Arclight Phoenix as a blocker. In this deck, your opponent essentially starts the game at 11 life and you at 29, so you only need to poke in with Arclight Phoenix a few times to close the game. Creeping Chill is a perfect supplement for the hasty recurring bird, as it both keeps us alive and gets the opponent in chunks of 3. Arclight Phoenix has proven itself as an all star in multiple formats, and we're very willing to build our deck with cheap instants and sorceries in mind. We might as well mention the payoffs now, as without them we wouldn't have a deck.

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