52 Surveil Lands | Against the Odds



What are the odds of winning with a deck that contains 52 surveil lands and just two playsets of non-land cards in Standard? Let’s find out!

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25 thoughts on “52 Surveil Lands | Against the Odds”

  1. invasion of anchoves 😀
    you might have dropped a bit of rank doing this. i guess from top of diamond 4 to bottom, no? somehow i always look at that to diferenciate youtuber strategies +from clickbait edited to legit

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  2. Been having fun with a modern take on a risen reef value deck with zendikar resurgent (produces elemental tokens for risen reef which hopefully triggers more landfall for more lands to create more elementals ect), vinelasher, Yarok, and Fecund Greenback (which is an elemental that triggers Risen Reef.) plant token Nissa is kinda fun with greenback as well. It's probably not a good deck, but it's a fun one once it gets going. Fractured realm serves as a desperation backup yarok to keep the chain going (lets face it, the deck will have the mana for it if it can play magic at all.)

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  3. I love this deck, but boy is it terrible. I took it to Sparky to see lands go brrrr, and I lost like 3 times in a row. Thankfully, I already had all the cards, so nothing was lost in building it.

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  4. Inspiration from Beyond would've been a good include. Not a land, but it would be able to be milled over and the flashback allows a new mill three source from two zones. Probably a good 2 of unless it actually proves to be stronger than it seems.

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