deck 4C Quintorius Combo

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. In recent appearances steelleaf51 made 61º at Pioneer Challenge 32 and tarkanmag made 5V-0L at Pioneer League.

Main Deck cards 4C Quintorius Combo

Leyline Binding

4.0 in 100% of decks
Quintorius Kand

4.0 in 100% of decks
Trumpeting Carnosaur

4.0 in 100% of decks
Spark Double

4.0 in 100% of decks
Ketria Triome

3.9 in 100% of decks
Greater Tanuki

3.1 in 100% of decks
Stomping Ground

3.0 in 100% of decks
Plains

2.0 in 100% of decks
Mountain

2.0 in 100% of decks
Forest

1.9 in 100% of decks
Sacred Foundry

1.9 in 100% of decks
Swamp

1.2 in 100% of decks
Overgrown Tomb

1.1 in 100% of decks
Island

1.0 in 100% of decks
Indatha Triome

4.0 in 98% of decks
Steam Vents

1.0 in 98% of decks
Raffine's Tower

1.0 in 98% of decks
Herd Migration

3.8 in 96% of decks
Beanstalk Giant

3.9 in 92% of decks
Release to the Wind

2.0 in 92% of decks
Boseiju, Who Endures

1.0 in 92% of decks
Blood Crypt

1.0 in 90% of decks
Fabled Passage

1.0 in 70% of decks
Savai Triome

1.0 in 20% of decks
Clever Impersonator

1.7 in 10% of decks

Sideboard cards 4C Quintorius Combo

Strategy

The "4C Quintorius Combo" deck in the Pioneer format of Magic: the Gathering have an interesting mix of cards that can provide various strategic options. The strategy of this deck appears to revolve around creating token creatures through cards like Quintorius, Ketria Triome, and Herd Migration, and then using cards like Spark Double and Leyline Binding to enhance those tokens. Cards like Greater Tanuki and Beanstalk Giant // Fertile Footsteps can serve as additional threats or mana ramp, while cards like Thought Distortion and Shark Typhoon provide disruption and card advantage. Some good points of this deck include its potential to generate a significant board presence quickly through token generation and its versatility in terms of threats and support cards. Additionally, the mix of colors allows for access to a wide range of spells and effects, offering flexibility in various game situations. However, some potential drawbacks of the deck could be its mana base, which appears to be quite diverse with various color requirements, making it potentially susceptible to mana screw. Additionally, the deck lack a clear win condition or combo finish, relying more on incremental advantage and board presence to secure victories. Overall, the "4C Quintorius Combo" deck seems like a fun and versatile deck to play, offering a mix of token generation, disruption, and ramp strategies. Players piloting this deck may need to focus on managing their mana base effectively and capitalizing on their board presence to secure victories in Pioneer matches.

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