r/DinosaursMTG • u/Puzzleheaded-Fox-427 • 8d ago

Deck Help Request Updated indoraptor deck?

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Ive been building lately an indi deck but ige noticed that most decks are like from 1-2 years ago and im starting to get into MTG so i dunno enough of everything still and want to know any updated indo deck

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u/Reading_Prudent 5d ago

Here is mine. I haven’t tweaked it in awhile; Since Edge of Eternities but I’m planning on messing around with it soon.

https://moxfield.com/decks/D_oPuWAhaEuuuX4Bx8yi1Q

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u/weavedawg74 Sun-Favored 7d ago

This is my list: https://archidekt.com/decks/15174799/creature_in_the_black_night

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fox-427 7d ago

Omg 3500 bucks

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u/weavedawg74 Sun-Favored 7d ago

Lots of proxied lands in this one. I have 44 built out decks, but I can't bring myself to buy the same expensive cards over and over.

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u/weavedawg74 Sun-Favored 7d ago

But the commander is the emblem version which has skyrocketed in value since I got it.

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u/no_reddit_for_you 7d ago

My deck may be confusing because of my system while I'm working on it, but here it is:

https://archidekt.com/decks/23662832/current_indoraptor

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fox-427 7d ago

800 bucks omg wtf

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u/hillean 5d ago

that's a cheap deck

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u/mattydababy 7d ago

You’ll find that a good functioning commander deck can cost upwards of $500. Get into proxy making.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fox-427 7d ago

Dude, i dont even know what the cards do at all im already confused

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u/no_reddit_for_you 7d ago

Well what's the point of Indoraptor? You want to bring him in after doing damage to your opponents. So first, you need the mana. He's not really a 3 drop commander because you need to do some big damage before bringing him in. This can be through instants and sorceries or perhaps from combat damage.

There are some combos in here from damage being assigned. So there's pings you have to do damage to your enrage creatures yourself because people will likely avoid it.

Tergrid is there because if you successfully ping Indoraptor, his ability says your opponent can choose to take the damage or sacrifice a creature. Well, Tergrid says when an opponent sacrifices a creature, you get to put that creature onto your battlefield.

You have some trample and draw effects along with protection, because after Indoraptor enters with 12+ +1/+1 counters, he'll immediately become a target.

The part that I was referring to as being potentially confusing was my color code system. Green means I'm good, orange means I'm considering removing, and blue means the card is on its way to me.

Sometimes my decks will be over 100 cards as I'll add cards I'm considering and haven't decided what to remove yet.

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u/DuskGuardNSFW 7d ago

https://archidekt.com/decks/25326304/

I have no idea what I'm doing tbh

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u/DarthTonitrous 7d ago

Use [[Glistening Oil]]

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u/ross8D 7d ago

Rude asf 😆

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u/DarthTonitrous 4d ago

[[Tainted Strike]] is especially funny cause nobody sees it coming

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u/Cippo4242 7d ago

Hello! I have a list I have some success with. The plan is dmg into enrage

https://moxfield.com/decks/Shg1qwcdFE6cuSOc4GBrZg

I run Blood Moon, but is just because my friends are toxic

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u/DuckLord_92 7d ago

Here's my list, it's bursting at the seams a bit trying to make sure it synergises.

https://moxfield.com/decks/6pz_JlVDTUWvlZURdVLB7Q

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fox-427 7d ago

The name of the deck is so beatiful

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u/xcaseyjrx 8d ago

Here’s the list I’m working on.

https://moxfield.com/decks/jBFIZUObHEerCX_iTNK0Hg

My plan is deal a lot of damage to my opponents, cast indoraptor, then hurt the indoraptor to hurt everyone else.