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It felt like almost every time I cast a Contract, it would draw into a Time Walk and a Mox to cast it immediately
On top of that, the ability to scale its damage with additional mana makes it a flexible tool in the mid-to-late game
Table of Contents show The Deck The Gitrog Monster | Illustration by Jason Kang Commander (1) Planeswalkers (3) Nissa of Shadowed Boughs Nissa, Vital Force Wrenn and Realmbreaker Creatures (29) The Gitrog Monster Ramunap Excavator Azusa, Lost but Seeking Avenger of Zendikar Titania, Protector of Argoth Titania, Nature's Force Titania, Voice of Gaea Tireless Provisioner Tireless Tracker Lotus Cobra Ashaya, Soul of the Wild Emeria Shepherd Scute Swarm Emeria Angel Rampaging Baloths Courser of Kruphix Ob Nixilis, the Fallen Greensleeves, Maro-Sorcerer Maja, Bretagard Protector Mondrak, Glory Dominus Grazing Gladehart Dryad Arbor Drana and Linvala Braids, Arisen Nightmare Elvish Reclaimer Collector Ouphe Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines Dryad of the Ilysian Grove Rhys the Redeemed Instants (10) Crop Rotation Constant Mists Krosan Grip Despark Heroic Intervention Anguished Unmaking Swords to Plowshares Return of the Wildspeaker Path to Exile Teferi's Protection Sorceries (8) Scapeshift Cultivate Nature's Lore Rampant Growth Damn Armageddon Splendid Reclamation Do or Die Enchantments (10) Exploration Felidar Retreat Khalni Heart Expedition Retreat to Emeria Curse of the Restless Dead Primeval Bounty Doubling Season Anointed Procession Parallel Lives Sylvan Library Artifacts (2) Crucible of Worlds Conduit of Worlds Lands (37) Argoth, Sanctum of Nature Field of the Dead Indatha Triome Overgrown Tomb Canopy Vista Temple Garden Murmuring Bosk Godless Shrine Forest x8 Plains x5 Swamp x4 Command Tower Reliquary Tower Windswept Heath Marsh Flats Strip Mine Verdant Catacombs Myriad Landscape Boseiju, Who Endures Urza's Saga Ghost Quarter Dark Depths Thespian's Stage For this deck, the first thing I wanted to add was creatures with good landfall abilities
Xenagos is Timmy to a T, encouraging you to make BIG mana to churn out BIG creatures, which the God then makes even BIGGER, and then smashing for TONS OF DAMAGE
(2020-04-17) If the amount of damage Xyris deals is greater than the number of cards in your library but causes the defending player's life total to become 0 or less, that player loses the game before Xyris's ability causes you to draw cards
