It's worth noting, though, how it has sort of spun off some "cousin" lists, like Bridgevine, that don't actually use dredge cards and are more about discarding for value, including several ways to trigger, which is notably absent from proper Modern Dredge lists like the one we just examined. In the current form, it doesn't really feel like a long term menace to the meta that could elicit a response from DCI. This said, Dredge is typically very meta-sensitive any new graveyard hate that would see wide maindeck play like Deathrite Shaman did is bound to cause trouble for the archetype, which is easy to hate in game two already. In conclusion, Modern Dredge is enjoying a new era of success these days at the time of writing, it's the third most winning deck in the meta after Izzet Phoenix and RDW, and the best combo deck well ahead of Valakut and Amulet Titan. and are just all-purpose removal options.Īnd of course is for the mirror (as well as against other degenerate graveyard strategies), since, unlike, it targets only the opponent. mixes an improved removal capability with more self-discard. With the printing of and, the deck once again became unhealthy for the format.Īnd are there to fight the artifact-based archetypes, the latter fitting the deck's plan particularly well because of flashback. In the last case, the accompanying statement posited that:ĭredge, the mechanic and the deck, has a negative impact on Modern by pushing the format too far toward a battle of sideboards. The most effective of these cards,, saw a bit of a dance going on over the years, as it was banned right away, then unbanned in 2015, then got the axe again in 2017. Dread-returning or was never possible in Modern, but as far as the actual cards with the dredge keyword go, there were just too many of them to get rid of, so the basic plan remained viable.
That's the whole strategy in a nutshell - using the graveyard as an extension of your hand and make things happen out of nowhere without spending any mana. Similarly, no one wants the endgame engine that's also dumped along with the Dread Return fodder. Modern doesn't have natural access to the returning Horror (and we can be sure Modern Horizons won't change that), and the format began its run with firmly banned, as no one wants massive threats reanimated with ease through a trio of s or s brought about by Dredge's self-milling.
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