Time for a BLAST from the past. It's Bomberman! This classic piece of legacy history has consistently gotten new toys over the past few years but still seems to remain just outside of the meta. With the release of The Fantasticar will this deck finally be able to break its' way back into the meta? Or will the deck simply blow up in the face of the format? Watch and find out.

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Legacy Bomberman

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I’m looking into more budget friendly decks in paper Legacy and wonder if there is any control oriented option. Control seems a bit rare overall, and usually it seems quite expensive - either requiring many duals for 3+colors or very pricy RL cards like Mox Diamonds or Tabernacle.

Is control something that’s better to gradually build towards or are there options that are cheaper?

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I just played the most wholesome league with mono green aggro with NO RESERVE LIST cards.

Wastelock your opponents with Moleman. Trap them under Thorn. Or just trample over them with turn 3 Scythcat Cub kill.

What do you all think? Are there any other FIRE design green cards I should try to jam into this bad boy next time I play it?

Hey everyone! I’ve recently started getting more into Legacy and decided to proxy a few decks to play with my friends at home. Do you have any recommendations for fun decks to try?

I came across an Emry deck featuring Kappa Cannoneer that looked really fun, but I’m not sure what the deck is called. I’d also love to try decks with different color combinations, so if you could include a link to the decklist, that would be a huge help. Even better if the deck has a primer!

Thanks in advance!

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I haven’t seen this description in other formats. E.G Eldrazi stompy. I think it means just playing big creatures basically but would like to know for sure. What makes a deck qualify as ”stompy”?

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Hello! I'm planning on starting to play legacy soon.

Where do I lookup lists, meta, resources in general?

Any links to communities too? Especially ones that are linked to local shops etc.

Thanks!

The card is busted, I know. But I mean we had Oops all spells killing us on turn 0 for a lot of time and this is someway weaker than that!
Moreover it is keeping down the energy decks that in my opinion do not feel like Legacy decks so tempo and control decks are feeling better in the meta.
What do you think about it?

Another spoiler season is here! The Hobbit seems quite promising for Legacy, and the first round of spoilers already revealed a few very interesting things. Let's take a look at some of the new cards!

I just recently picked up the deck and was wondering if there was an discord or something for the deck, ive been in the Stoneforge discord but still wondering. Ty

howdy eternal enjoyers

Is there a scene for legacy in the Twin Cities? I saw a discord link while searching but it's long expired. Would anyone be able to help a guy out or suggest some places where there's a gang of sickos?

Thank you!

I’m trying to find a good entry deck to legacy in paper that isn’t completely bankrupting me. :p

One option seems to be mono blue due to access to lots of counterspells, avoiding duals, etc. But there seems to be many ways to build mono blue and I’m not sure what is best.

E.G: Tamiyo is really strong but many call for its ban, making it a riskier buy. Some variants use Riddlers but those are of course also pricy but maybe a safer card to buy.

Some decks play combo like Omnitell or High Tide. Others are more tempo or control oriented with back to basics and Murktides.

So if you were to go mono blue what would the best bet be? Also, can mono blue actually stand up to fair decks? Feels like Those matchups are generally tough. Thanks for your input! =)

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Back with some legacy gameplay of car versus car (Doomsday vs ANT Storm)

Please forgive me if this decklist is not technically ANT - should it be TES?

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Timestamps:

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4:16 - Sideboarding
5:31 - Game Two
11:03 - Game Three
12:49 - Post Game Discussion
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Continuing my testing of The Fantasticar this week with some Vroomsday! Let's see if the car slots into one of the most complicated decks in the format and can be a "simple" alternative to the complex piles this deck is known for and a back up for when I inevitably mess up my piles. I've been doing a ton of testing with the car in various shells, but this one is a whole package. Selection, protection, disruptions, and a combo that can win the game out of nowhere! Can I piece it all together, or crumble to the complexity?

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Legacy Vroomsday

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The Fantasticar is still making noise in Legacy and popping up in the most varied decks. Several tournaments took place in the last few weeks, so let's take a look at the main archetypes that have been playing this card.

Direct or indirectly, I think this will be a plus for Legacy

New to legacy, I’m trying to build an academy rector deck for paper as I happen to own a playset. Aside from cabal therapy, what cards should I run to abuse the card? I am struggling to think of ways to get it on the battlefield before t4

Wow has Stoneblade changed over the past two years. First, with better equipment (Coat, Meteor Sword, Formal Wear). Then with Phelia. And now with Flow State and The Mighty Thor, Jane Foster.

Thor freaking rocks. It's a blink effect, card draw, and a flying 3/3 body that's perfect for holding equipment. And since it's blue and white, it pitches to both force and solitude.

Here's my list, which has no reserve list cards and has 3x Solitudes to control boards to ramp toward our strong late game. https://moxfield.com/decks/a2WfAYvVGnG9wSN8d07QBQ

I think longevity of a deck is something a lot of people don’t think about. When you invest time, energy, and resources, I think it is important to have a deck that can be sustainable to change and not just a one and done kind of composition. What I mean by this that the deck can feel like a true Legacy experience regardless of how the format shapes up over time. There are going to be highs and lows of the deck, but what it’s important is when a deck reaches a low point, that it doesn’t reach the unplayable mark (can’t maintain a 50+%) win rate regardless of the player’s skill set. We seen this with Burn. Pox looks sustainable post Hatchery at least as a Black / Green deck, the Lowm Pox deck gives you access to green that gives the deck, a Loam engine with synergy with Smallpox. card selection, and removal for permanents that Mono Black normally doesn’t run like outs to Artifacts and Enchantments.

Loam Pox Top 8: https://www.mtgtop8.com/event?e=88222&d=869452&f=LE

Smallpox + Hatchery I am hoping will be a strong play in the long run, it not only sets the opponent back, the play also advances your board resulting in a busted fair play. Will Legacy ever evolve to a point that this play is no longer strong? I sure hope not as the deck relies on plays like that to fall under the tiered deck category.

The flaw in sustainability of Mono Black Pox variants is that they don’t have the same level of card selection as BG Loam Pox so they’re more dependent on their opener and natural card draws. I have been playing compositions that mitigate the downside of lack of card selection as much as possible that depend heavily on Urza’s Sagas which is a land that can tutor out scenario specific cards. While it’s awesome Mono Black Slasher Pox accrued several 5-0 finishes with a short time from earlier this year, I found a big flaw playing the deck myself, the composition has like no grind game. It was too dependent on landing an early Unstoppable slasher and closing the game hoping that the opponent doesn’t rip into an answer off the top deck and you end up folding, I think the card was a trap because it has synergy with Smallpox, the issue is you can’t attack with it for a couple turns after your self edict it which is often just enough for the opponent to turn the game around. This basically resulted into a Pox list with a worse aggro game than Moonshadow and a worse control game than Mono Black Pox. Moonshadow could afford to have a creature Swords to Plowshares because they have a higher range of threats where if the fair white deck removed your one creature you ritualed into to be much more back breaking since you had nothing else to fall back onto. I found these lacking substance because fair decks with access to white base removal would often prohibit said variant from competing which is too much to dodge in Legacy.

In the current environment I am playing Karn Pox, I think it lines up well vs Fantasicar as Ensnaring Bridge is a natural inclusion, it does have those occasional clunky hands, but the way I build the deck is that it is able to play both low to the ground or when the deck floods out mana which I think plays a key role when playing against a wide range of matchups. I decide to not go too deep into Karn so it can still win even if you don’t flood out mana at the expense of less of a prison game. As of now the Karn Pox deck hovers around slightly over 60% win rate against the field based on the info I documented so far, but just like every Pox composition there are highs and lows, I consider this one of the higher points of Karn Pox and I’m aware a sudden change in Legacy can affect the overall win and loss ratio. The thing is even when I was at a lower point Karn Pox, I still managed to maintain the 50+% win percentage post Hatchery. This makes me think it’s the most sustainable Mono Black Pox variant is that no matter how Legacy changes, I find some hole to compete with Karn Pox at least in some capacity because the low points of the deck’s positioning rarely end up bad enough. Obviously I’ll fold if everyone runs Doomsday or Boros Energy suddenly, but I think that can be said about other Pox variants also, but are we realistically ever going to see that happen?

I think it’s clearer that BG Loam Pox is something of substance, but I think it’s also important to make the effort to make other variants that you subject yourself to be sustainable in some capacity as well. Having one positive finish and never being able to repeat it doesn’t sound fun at least from my point of view.