deck Thalia and The Gitrog Monster

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Thalia and The Gitrog Monster

First strike, deathtouch You may play an additional land on each of your turns. Creatures and nonbasic lands your opponents control enter the battlefield tapped. Whenever Thalia and The Gitrog Monster attacks, sacrifice a creature or land, then draw a card.

Main Deck cards Thalia and The Gitrog Monster

Forest

6.7 in 100% of decks
Plains

5.3 in 100% of decks
Swamp

3.7 in 100% of decks
Command Tower

1.0 in 100% of decks
Cultivate

1.0 in 100% of decks
Sol Ring

1.0 in 100% of decks
Avacyn's Pilgrim

1.0 in 66% of decks
Bojuka Bog

1.0 in 66% of decks
Ramunap Excavator

1.0 in 66% of decks
Emeria Angel

1.0 in 66% of decks
Kodama's Reach

1.0 in 66% of decks
Llanowar Wastes

1.0 in 66% of decks
Tireless Tracker

1.0 in 66% of decks
Aven Mindcensor

1.0 in 66% of decks
Selesnya Sanctuary

1.0 in 66% of decks
Beast Within

1.0 in 66% of decks
Splendid Reclamation

1.0 in 66% of decks
Exotic Orchard

1.0 in 66% of decks
Evolving Wilds

1.0 in 66% of decks
Farseek

1.0 in 66% of decks
The Gitrog Monster

1.0 in 66% of decks
Canopy Vista

1.0 in 66% of decks
Rampant Growth

1.0 in 66% of decks
Sakura-Tribe Elder

1.0 in 66% of decks
Titania, Protector of Argoth

1.0 in 66% of decks
Swords to Plowshares

1.0 in 66% of decks
Terramorphic Expanse

1.0 in 66% of decks
Path to Exile

1.0 in 66% of decks
Eternal Witness

1.0 in 66% of decks
Nature's Lore

1.0 in 66% of decks
Rampaging Baloths

1.0 in 66% of decks
Bountiful Promenade

1.0 in 66% of decks
Assassin's Trophy

1.0 in 66% of decks
Arcane Signet

1.0 in 66% of decks
Vault of Champions

1.0 in 66% of decks
Felidar Retreat

1.0 in 66% of decks
Esper Sentinel

1.0 in 66% of decks
Damn

1.0 in 66% of decks
Tireless Provisioner

1.0 in 66% of decks
Braids, Arisen Nightmare

1.0 in 66% of decks
Conduit of Worlds

1.0 in 66% of decks
Drana and Linvala

1.0 in 66% of decks
Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar

1.0 in 66% of decks
Lush Portico

1.0 in 66% of decks
Underground Mortuary

1.0 in 66% of decks
Overgrown Tomb

1.0 in 33% of decks
World Shaper

1.0 in 33% of decks
Temple of Silence

1.0 in 33% of decks
Ghostway

1.0 in 33% of decks
Putrefy

1.0 in 33% of decks
Windswept Heath

1.0 in 33% of decks
Dakmor Salvage

1.0 in 33% of decks
Swiftfoot Boots

1.0 in 33% of decks
Elves of Deep Shadow

1.0 in 33% of decks
Retreat to Hagra

1.0 in 33% of decks
Debt to the Deathless

1.0 in 33% of decks
Verdant Catacombs

1.0 in 33% of decks
Vryn Wingmare

1.0 in 33% of decks
Azusa, Lost but Seeking

1.0 in 33% of decks
Kambal, Consul of Allocation

1.0 in 33% of decks
Traverse the Outlands

1.0 in 33% of decks
Diregraf Ghoul

1.0 in 33% of decks
Sungrass Prairie

1.0 in 33% of decks
Painful Quandary

1.0 in 33% of decks
Gaddock Teeg

1.0 in 33% of decks
Ob Nixilis, the Fallen

1.0 in 33% of decks
Rule of Law

1.0 in 33% of decks
Temple Garden

1.0 in 33% of decks
Caves of Koilos

1.0 in 33% of decks
Commander's Sphere

1.0 in 33% of decks
Sword of Feast and Famine

1.0 in 33% of decks
Heroic Intervention

1.0 in 33% of decks
Fortified Village

1.0 in 33% of decks
Golgari Rot Farm

1.0 in 33% of decks
Lotus Cobra

1.0 in 33% of decks
Godless Shrine

1.0 in 33% of decks
Leonin Arbiter

1.0 in 33% of decks
Blossoming Sands

1.0 in 33% of decks
Scoured Barrens

1.0 in 33% of decks

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Strategy

The "Thalia and The Gitrog Monster" deck in Commander format revolve around a mix of green, white, and black cards with a lands-matter theme. The main strategy of the deck appears to be ramping up with mana dorks like Birds of Paradise and Llanowar Elves, then utilizing land-fetching and landfall abilities to gain advantage. Cards like Gitrog Monster, Ramunap Excavator, and Titania, Protector of Argoth synergize well with lands entering and leaving the battlefield. One of the strengths of this deck is its ability to generate a lot of value by recurring lands from the graveyard or creating multiple land tokens, which can fuel powerful plays and card draw with Gitrog Monster. Thalia can disrupt opponents by slowing down their noncreature spells, giving you an edge in the game. The mana base seems well-balanced with a good mix of basic lands and dual lands for fixing. However, the deck might have weaknesses in terms of being vulnerable to board wipes that target noncreature permanents, as many of the combo pieces and value engines are enchantments or artifacts. Additionally, decks heavy on creature removal can disrupt your mana production since many of your ramp cards are creatures. Overall, the deck seems like a fun and synergistic build that can generate a lot of value and have explosive turns with the right setup. It has a good mix of ramp, card draw, and disruptive elements that can make for an interesting play experience in Commander games.