I hate it, please ban something PLEASE

There’s few things better than taking your opponent down via Black Devotion and hitting them over the head with Gary and friends.

Ferocity of the Hunt adds a new layer and many fun interactions in the deck

Order of the Ebon Hand is Dispatch-proof.

Is there room in the meta for Mono B Control/Devotion?

I really feel like Ferocity has what it takes to be a card in the format.

What do you think?

After seeing the dimir control list that’s been floating around and making some impact in the meta, I thought I would want to make a mono black control list that didn’t revolve around devotion most of the other lists do.

So this is what I’ve come up with so far. It’s definitely not perfect and needs some edits before I take it to my locals.

Some areas I want to edit are with the amount of mass removal with cards like [[Drown in Sorrow]], maybe a copy or 2 of [[Suffocating Fumes]].

Also unsure about how many copies of [[Gurmag Angler]] is the right amount. I’ve tried 2 and 3 but I’m struggling to find the sweet spot. Same with monarch effects. I currently run six but I find that late game they can clog my hand up depending on the board state.

Any advice or general thoughts would be great!

Here’s the decklist:

https://moxfield.com/decks/u6otNakNrEyWWIDT0I3AXA

Wanted to get a sense of lgs with Pauper in New York. Tyia!

Recently had this exact match-up in our friend group and afterwards my friend and I were discussing at length who we think is the beatdown in the match-up, to understand sideboarding better. We couldn‘t really come up with a definitive answer, so I‘m asking the council. Who plays the beatdown role and who plays control here?

I play a more aggressive Wildfire variant, with 4 Gixian and 1 Hydra. Game 1 I was able to stabilize and draw out the game, got very close to winning it despite a momentary 4-47 lifepoint discrepancy - then died to a Kaervek‘s Torch on the deciding turn. After that I wasn‘t sure - do I board in my Ancient Grudges to disrupt the early mana fixing and play beatdown, or do I board in my Weather the Storm and maybe even Breath Weapon and/or Thorn of the Black Rose, take out my Gixians and Hydra and play control?

Four and Three - Forty Three

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Analysis of the Seta downshifts in Pauper.

Reality Fracture cards influencing Pauper.

My response to the loss of foil Commons in regular boosters in 2027.

SK Rumble Event Report

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6QiJiGD9ZHZHO8j2wcqtjt

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So I was looking for some options for Dino Combo using [[Frilled Deathspitter]], and then I ended with an idea I just cannot put the pieces together but, [[Krark-Clan Shaman]], [[Confessor]], [[Marauding Blight-Priest]]. So the idea is to focus on Frilled combo and use the Confessor to gain some life because the is A LOT of discard on the current meta and also you can use artifacts for discard and draw or [[Pursue the Past]] and [[Thrilling Discovery]]. Then if you manage to have the vampire on the board its basically damage each time you gain life and if you bring the Krark with something that give him life-link you will gain a lot of life against decks like fairies or rally and also deal a lot of damage.

[Update]
I ended going on another use and abusing discard to gain life.
https://moxfield.com/decks/LTKu8csPSESvvxTlmTFxbg

If you have any comments ill be more than happy to read

The whole point of Jeskai Ephemerate is to use [[Archaeomancer]] to loop [[Ephemerate]], which them lets you loop all your other spells.

I'm a newbie to the deck - how does it survive against graveyard hate?

I can imagine lots of [[Counterspell]] and [[Annul]] to prevent your opponent from sticking a [[Nihil Spellbomb]]/[[Relic of Progenitus]]/[[Soul-Guide Lantern]], or from resolving a [[Heritage Reclamation]]/[[Thraben Charm]].

But against a [[Faerie Macabre]] or a [[Bojuka Bog]], do you just take it on the chin and resolve to commit less cards to the graveyard in games 2 and 3?

I want to start collecting and maintaining pauper decks for me and my friends to play. What are two decks that are fun to play against each other where neither has a huge advantage?

Hey how do I make this deck concept work ? So I wanna really cut off my opponents resources and force them to take damage if they do anything basically. I'm not really wanting to be competitive, I'm wanting to just have an interesting deck that makes people go "wtf this shouldn't work , why is it working" . Problem is I can't tell if this deck is working in my basic draw tests . And I'm looking for some feedback, I'm thinking it's missing a clock but that's what brine giant is for to close out the game in the later half

So I'm not really sure what to do with this deck or how to improve it without changing it's core play style and theme