MTG > Metagame Commander > deck Thalia and The Gitrog Monster
Main Deck cards Thalia and The Gitrog Monster
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Combos
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4824
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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.
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