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#turnfoururzatron 🙄#MtG players, ever notice that when you lend a friend your deck they fucking wreck you? #allthedamntime #urzatron (at Walsh, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/BsqsV1mA2J4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tvlwdxzldpgn
How does Alpine Moon interact with Tron lands? It is my understanding that naming one of them (Urza's Tower) will shut them all down as it loses its land type and that is what they check against. My friends insist That it will only shut down the one I name as it doesn't change the name of the card and that is what they check. Gatherer has no information on this interaction. Can you point me in the direction of which rules apply here?
Alpine Moon will remove the named land's subtypes and abilities. In the case of the Tron lands, this means that none of them can be tapped for multiple mana because their mana abilities check the subtypes of other lands you control.If you look at the Oracle text of these cards, you'll notice that there's a hyphen in Power-Plant both on the type line of Urza's Power Plant and in the abilities of the other two cards, but not in the name of Urza's Power Plant. This is your clue that you're looking at subtypes rather than card names, as a subtype must be a single word (in English at least), leading to hyphenated subtypes such as Power-Plant and Assembly-Worker. The Tron lands each have two subtypes: Urza's and Mine, Power-Plant, or Tower.If the Tron lands were going to look at names, the ability would be worded "If you control a land named Urza's Power Plant and a land named Urza's Tower, ..." rather than just listing the subtypes, which indicates that you're looking for permanents with those subtypes
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When you control a tower, a mine, and a power plant.
Rakdos Urzatron Mill
Here’s the deck.
It was by and large brainstormed by 124573 Ethan on Skype at my prompting, so huge thanks (and if you see this here feel free to say hi and take credit!).
Definitely looking for suggestions to replace Goblin Guide and Bob for now, which would cut this deck down to like $100 (definitely under $200 then, especially considering I have a lot of the cards outside those two).
The biggest thing right now is cutting out 10 cards and determining the sideboard. And I think since it needs the raid trigger to work it has to have about 16 creatures.
MTG Community, Lend me your Ears and Ideas.
Hi there, I am a Combo player (love it) and have for some time envied the lack of having an aggro deck to play with, I have a crazy idea of a deck I want to try. Hear me out....
U/R Eldrazi Tron. Yup I want to sling in the Urza lands & Emrakul into a U/R Eldrazi deck.
I already have the Urza lands but wanted to see what you guys suggest would go into the deck like what creatures, spells and mana base to use and how many to run.