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Here’s an overview of your **Commander deck built around “Six”** (from Modern Horizons 3) as a mono‑green lands-and-value strategy. --- ## 🌿 Core Strategy: Lands as a Resource Engine At its heart, this deck is a **graveyard-centric lands value deck**. With *Six* as commander, you’re leveraging lands in the graveyard as an extension of your hand. The plan is: 1. **Fill your graveyard with lands** Cards like: - *Satyr Wayfinder* - *Aftermath Analyst* - *Life from the Loam* - *Perpetual Timepiece* - *Six* itself 2. **Replay lands from the graveyard** Through: - *Six* - *Ramunap Excavator* - *Conduit of Worlds* 3. **Exploit landfall and land recursion for value** - *Scute Swarm* – exponential board growth - *Avenger of Zendikar* – massive finisher - *Shifting Woodland* – flexible graveyard payoff You’re essentially turning every land into repeatable value, ramp, or board presence. --- ## 🌱 Early Game Plan The deck ramps quickly and consistently. **Turn 1–2 plays:** - *Sol Ring* - *Elvish Mystic* - *Utopia Sprawl* - *Exploration* - *Arcane Signet* - *Emerald Medallion* Followed by: - *Cultivate* - *Kodama’s Reach* - *Springbloom Druid* You aim to: - Accelerate mana - Start stocking the graveyard - Set up land recursion This deck rarely misses land drops, especially with *Life from the Loam* or *Groundskeeper*. --- ## 🌳 Midgame: Value Engine Online Once *Six* and/or *Ramunap Excavator* are active: - You can replay fetch/self-milled lands every turn. - *Beast Whisperer* turns creature plays into card draw. - *Yavimaya Elder* keeps cards and lands flowing. - *Disciple of Freyalise* provides card advantage and scaling value. This phase is about grinding incremental advantage and building toward overwhelming board presence. --- ## 🌺 Win Conditions ### 1️⃣ Go Wide - *Scute Swarm* becomes absurd with multiple land drops. - *Avenger of Zendikar* turns land recursion into lethal power quickly. ### 2️⃣ Overwhelming Value You don’t necessarily combo-kill — you bury opponents in: - Recurring lands - Constant ramp - Persistent token production Eventually, you win through sheer board dominance. --- ## ✅ Strengths ### 🔁 Incredible Resilience - Lands in graveyard aren’t truly gone. - Board wipes hurt less because lands keep fueling recovery. - *Life from the Loam* ensures you rarely run out of gas. ### 🚀 Strong Ramp - Mono-green ramp suite is consistent. - Multiple land plays per turn with *Exploration*. ### 📈 Scaling Power - *Scute Swarm* and *Avenger of Zendikar* scale with game length. - The deck performs better in longer games. ### ♻️ Resource Efficiency You use: - Graveyard as hand - Lands as engine pieces - Creatures as value tools Very synergistic and cohesive. --- ## ❌ Weaknesses ### 🪦 Graveyard Hate Cards like: - *Rest in Peace* - *Bojuka Bog* - *Soul-Guide Lantern* Can severely disrupt your engine. ### 🧹 Board Wipes (Timed Poorly) While you can recover well, losing: - *Scute Swarm* - *Avenger of Zendikar* - Value creatures At the wrong time can stall momentum. ### 🧠 Limited Interaction Mono-green has weaker stack interaction. Your answers are mostly: - *Kenrith’s Transformation* - *Archdruid’s Charm* - Combat dominance You may struggle against: - Fast combo decks - Control-heavy metas ### 🛑 Flying / Evasion Without reach or trample enablers, you can be vulnerable to evasive strategies. --- ## 🎯 Power Level Estimate This looks like a **focused mid-power Commander deck (around 6–7/10)**: - Strong synergy - Good consistency - Not hyper-optimized combo - Wins through value and board pressure --- ## 🧩 Overall Identity This deck feels like: > “Mono-Green Lands Engine — Graveyard as a Second Hand.” It’s grindy, resilient, and explosive when the engine is online. If left unchecked, it snowballs hard through land recursion and token multiplication. --- If you’d like, I can also: - Suggest upgrades (higher power or budget) - Suggest cuts to streamline the list - Help tune it for your local meta - Analyze how Six specifically shapes play patterns as commander