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Just One-Drop is all it takes

Update by Royale1975 1 year ago

Description

So I wanted a deck that could always interact with clunky combos and not find itself outmatched in terms of early interaction. I've also always been a huge fan of cantrips, but have found difficulty fitting them into decks. That's when I had the idea to make a deck that's 100% one-drops! There's no good red or blue one mana commanders you can build a deck around, so I instead picked my favorite legend, Jori En, who happens to be the perfect commander for this deck, allowing you to refill your hand, even on other players' turns!

Most Interesting Inclusions
Animation Module: This little mini-engine helps improve your creatures like Cosi's Trickster, Stromkirk Noble, Gudul Lurker, Chronomaton, and Nivmagus Elemental by buffing them for 3 mana. It also lets you go wide by creating Servo tokens whenever a counter is placed on them. It may not work with every creature, but the cost of playing it is very low (especially if it plus another spell draws you a card), it's a solid mana sink, and I'll be looking for future cards to expand on this theme as more sets get released.

Lightning Berserker:Don't be fooled by it's mediocre appearance: This creature is easily one of the best card-draw engines in the deck. Every single turn, this will count as your first spell to trigger Jori En's ability when you dash it out, effectively drawing you half of a card and allowing you to poke whoever doesn't have a blocker. It also works extremely well with unblockability, since it has firebreathing too.

Dragonmaster Outcast:This is probably the most threatening creature in the deck, allowing you to pump out beefy 5/5 dragons as you protect her with cheap interaction. I recommend not casting her if you're already going wide to avoid getting nailed by a boardwipe. Instead, follow up a boardwipe with this and watch your enemies squirm.

Dizzy Spell and Gamble:Here are are the tutors of the deck. For 1UU, Dizzy Spell gets you any spell thanks to Transmute, and Gamble gets you any card so long as you don't immediately discard it randomly.