#Madcap experiment mtg tappedout full#
#Madcap experiment mtg tappedout software#

Here's the limited and constructed review of every red card in Aether Revolt. Here are examples of cards that have been scored on each level from Kaladesh:ġ0 - First Pick, Monster Bomb - Angel of Invention, Saheeli's Artistryĩ - Excellent, Cream of the Crop - Aetherstorm Roc, Skyship StalkerĨ - Powerful but Specific Cards - Marionette Master, Cultivator of Bladesħ - Great but Not Worth Switching Colors For - Insidious Will, Architect of the UntamedĦ - Strong Cards on Curve for the Backbone of your Deck -Thriving Rhino, Thriving Grubsĥ - Always Playable Cards to Fill Out - Aether Theorist, Riparian TigerĤ - Decent Cards that Might Serve a Purpose - Wayward Giant, Sage of Shalia's Claimģ - Unexciting Picks You Don't Want to Play - Nimble Innovator, Ghirapur GuideĢ - Bad Cards You Want to Avoid - Terror of the Fairgrounds, Curio Vendorġ - Stone Cold Unplayable - Demolition Stomper, Perpetual Timepiece.ġ0 - Multi-Format Staple, Instant Classic - Smuggler's Copterĩ - Extremely Powerful, Create Standard Archetype - Aetherworks MarvelĨ - Will See Play in Multiple Decks and Archetypes - Harnessed Lightningħ - Strong Roleplayer in Certain Decks - Nissa, Vital ForceĦ - Decent Chance to See Play - Noxious Gearhulkĥ - Might See Play, Likely Sideboard - CloudblazerĤ - Probably Not But Just Might Squeak In - Filigree Familiarģ - Almost Certainly Not Going to Make It - Aethersquall Ancientġ - So Bad That People Will Challenge Themselves to Make a Deck Where it Works - Madcap ExperimentĬlick here for other Aether Revolt Reviews: Blue, Black, White, Green, Multi, Artifacts Dispel also costing one here is huge in that it is much easier to hold up when we don’t have a bear in play or want to play it out and expose it just yet, while also letting us further develop.I will be reviewing each card on it's applications in both limited and constructed with a score out of ten.

While Dispel is definitely much more narrow it helps us fight the faster decks (such as Phoenix) on the stack easier while still being good against control (unlike Pierce). The final change to the board is the dispel over negate. While this does give us one less card to board in aginst decks such as Humans, which is on the rise, we have the 2nd Unsubstantiate to help keep the numbers the same. Here we are giving up some creature interaction to have an actual haymaker against the Prison decks as well as against Scales. The next change is the Shatterstorm over the 2nd Abrade. This was due to lots of hate switching to being stack based as well as with the 4th pieces also letting us ignore RiP/Leyline more easily. To prevent the damage from the experiment, the deck is mostly constituted of spells and creatures that negate the effect.

#Madcap experiment mtg tappedout software#

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#Madcap experiment mtg tappedout full#

First off is the going back to a full set of Pieces of the Puzzle as with the very large amount of graveyard hate, especially postboard, we now need to completely get rid of the main Gifts Ungiven plan a lot. Dropping an 8/8 who doesn't let your life total change on turn 2 is awesome and all but in a format full of paths and artifact hate I feel like the 5 slots could be better spent. In the Sideboard there have been quite a few changes. I've been running the Madcap Experiment/Platinum Emperion combo as a 3-2 in my deck for a few weeks and it's very love/hate. These factors also lead to the inclusion of the second unsubstantiate as now the top decks all have critical creatures to bounce (Phoenix, Humans, Spirits, Scales, Shadow) but with all the additional graveyard hate we still want to be able to execute a “Grapeshot + Remand + Grapeshot” line, especially with the added emphasis on the Pieces of the Puzzle plan postboard (as discussed below).

Important to note that the mainboard hate is a lot of the times Surgical Extraction (mostly from Phoenix decks) so we cant even rely on tapped out opponents to signal the coast is clear. Typical matchups that I have put this in against are Elves, Dredge, Grixis Death Shadow, Eldrazi Aggro, Zoo, Burn, Huamns, Spirits and Bogles. We want to be putting this combo in vs agro decks or combo decks. The inclusion of the 7th bear is mainly due to the meta now significantly picking up in speed and the now normal encountering of maindeck graveyard hate which makes having a bear in play all the more important to try and combo off. The Way Madcap Experiment is worded we have to do it all in order of the card to resolve the complete spell. In doing so I have completely removed Remand from the deck to make space. The only differences are the reintroduction of the 7th “bear” in Goblin Electromancer and adding the 2nd Unsubstantiate.

Compared to my previous post the maindeck has not changed much even with the banning of KCI and the current dominance of Arclight Phoenix and Dredge.