Very cool deck. You might want to take some notes from lands and play at least one mox diamond since you have 4 loams to recoup the lost card, and when you are looping saga + loam you always have spare lands in hand.
I don't like that the dredge part don't do anything without the Room Would probably work better in the Altanak modern deck as an extra thing that even wins through some grave hate
I appreciate the great out of the box thinking, but this is a bad Loam Frog deck and a horrible Dredge deck. You're winning 95% of the games on the back of the power level of the more general good cards in the deck, with a flashy TWO Polluted Cistern at rare times. Along with just large confusion by opponents on what the deck is. If this was in modern it'd be great to see all those green "choose a card and bin the rest" cards (and black Overlord), in on concert with Creeping Chill (which I'm surprised wasn't in the deck).
Hi, thanks for your comment! 🧟♀️ I mentioned in the intro that this video was all about testing Polluted Cistern in a Dredge deck for the first time. Since it was just an experiment, I figured, why not try out even more unusual cards and see what happens? I wouldn’t take this raw concept to a tournament, but it’s fun and helps spark new ideas for deck building and interactions in future Dredge decks. As for Modern, I totally agree, but unfortunately, this card isn’t Modern legal.
@@MahfuzVanGogh I understand it's an experiment, the experiment being Cistern. The point being to take the data and make the right conclusions. I'm just pointing out the subject of the experiment isn't really what's getting you the vast majority of wins here and even when it does it takes two of the four to make a good impact. If you do decide to test it out further you should definitely include Creeping Chill.
Let me know what your favorite interaction is with this crazy deck!
@@MahfuzVanGogh the new Room for sure
videos are awesome bro, maybe avoid putting a reddish line at the bottom of the thumbnail though, makes it look like you might've already watched it.
Good call. I'm going to change it.
Was looking forward to this since watching the ThrabenU video 😛
I kept playing after recording the video because the deck is so much fun!
I'm always excited for dredge!
Never thought I'd see the day when I was wishing for a sideboard Darkblast!
Very cool deck. You might want to take some notes from lands and play at least one mox diamond since you have 4 loams to recoup the lost card, and when you are looping saga + loam you always have spare lands in hand.
Wow, a single Mox Diamond is brilliant, thanks! I'll update this list soon and keep testing other interactions.
Very refreshing legacy content. You seem to be a very nice guy that is not arrogant as some other and also make good plays. Keep going!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed my content. 🤗
Hell yeah, I love funky interesting new dredge tech
I feel could lean more heavily into the "burn", i.e. -4 frog, +4 creeping chill but was fun to watch regardless.
Hmm, this gives me an idea for a budget 'Dredge Burn' deck-would be sweet. No Reserved List or expensive cards. I'll work on it, thanks!
Great brew, I hope to see more iterations of this in the future.
I'll keep working on this!
Great innovation. Can't wait to try it out. Obrigado!
Que ótimo! Tão bom termos acesso a novidades no nosso arquétipo.
This is really cool
My favorite part was seeing Grafdigger's Cage on the other side without worrying about it.
what a fun approach 😁
It's definitely fun, and many opponents didn't know how to handle us!
D'oh, was about to say that this might work well in modern before I realized cistern was from duskmourn commander and not duskmourn proper.
Yeah, it's a shame! This card would be amazing in Modern!
This deck was wild. I think the lack of Wonder hurt you in a lot of matchups, I'd love to see flying Constructs in the future.
Flying Constructs would definitely catch a lot of players off guard! Maybe we could include Wonder in the sideboard.
Blue dredge with psychic frog please ❤
Noted!
I don't like that the dredge part don't do anything without the Room
Would probably work better in the Altanak modern deck as an extra thing that even wins through some grave hate
This card would be amazing if it were Modern-legal. Unfortunately, it's from a Commander pre-con set.
@@MahfuzVanGogh Oh I see, that's a shame
I was wondering what are you up to when you played Saga and Brainstone against ThrabenU - he got that game on his channel :)
I watched it! It was a league I played just for fun right after that one.
Nice content, new sub !
Red or Blue Painter please!
Welcome to the Dredge Gang!
Is that a common? Should we ask Dredge Guy to bring a pauper dredge? "Yes!" or "Sure!"?
nope, it's a rare ;)
@@KumanoMTG oh boy
Pain, sadness, depression
It would be pretty absurd to a common card btw hahaha
Trinisphere player... but salty at other's deck choices. Okay.
Trinisphere makes me nervous every time 😁
I appreciate the great out of the box thinking, but this is a bad Loam Frog deck and a horrible Dredge deck. You're winning 95% of the games on the back of the power level of the more general good cards in the deck, with a flashy TWO Polluted Cistern at rare times. Along with just large confusion by opponents on what the deck is.
If this was in modern it'd be great to see all those green "choose a card and bin the rest" cards (and black Overlord), in on concert with Creeping Chill (which I'm surprised wasn't in the deck).
Hi, thanks for your comment! 🧟♀️ I mentioned in the intro that this video was all about testing Polluted Cistern in a Dredge deck for the first time. Since it was just an experiment, I figured, why not try out even more unusual cards and see what happens? I wouldn’t take this raw concept to a tournament, but it’s fun and helps spark new ideas for deck building and interactions in future Dredge decks. As for Modern, I totally agree, but unfortunately, this card isn’t Modern legal.
@@MahfuzVanGogh I understand it's an experiment, the experiment being Cistern. The point being to take the data and make the right conclusions. I'm just pointing out the subject of the experiment isn't really what's getting you the vast majority of wins here and even when it does it takes two of the four to make a good impact.
If you do decide to test it out further you should definitely include Creeping Chill.