u/Toes_In_The_Soil

Fun Fact: Michael Keaton was 5' 9" during the filming of Batman (1989).

This is going to be really good for the ground water.

I'm not sure if I'll be keeping this or gifting it to another artist in the family, but I couldn't pass it up for 10 bucks.

This place is in the middle of nowhere, so I'm thinking a lot of you haven't seen it yet. This furniture and appliance store would actually make a great base, considering it's surrounded by a tall fence with 2 openings that need to be gated. It's also conveniently located in the center of the map, making it a perfect place to branch out from and explore the surrounding towns.

Even if you aren't looking for a new base, this place is worth checking out for the convenience of having so much furniture and appliances to choose from. Sim players rejoice! The house plants alone are worth the trip!

1. Cast Villainous Syndication (Bane's "master plan")
2. Cast Armed Assailant. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
3. Cast Common Crook. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
4. Cast Bane, Lord of Darkness. Make sure you have 20 or less life so he's indestructible and survives the plane crash.
5. Cast Dr. Pavel, Nuclear Physicist. Don't worry about his triggered ability, that comes later.
6. Cast Merciless Enforcers. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
7. Cast Martyr for the Cause.
8. Cast Deadly Cover-Up (feel free to collect evidence if you feel that it helps you carry out the master plan). When Martyr for the Cause dies from Deadly Cover-Up, proliferate the last plan counter on Villainous Syndication. When Villainous Syndication is sacrificed, bring Dr. Pavel back from the graveyard. Hopefully, Time Bomb was milled while tapping villains for Villainous Syndication. If so, you can bring Time Bomb from the graveyard into your hand when Dr. Pavel reenters the battlefield.
9. Cast Time Bomb.

1. Cast Villainous Syndication (Bane's "master plan")
2. Cast Armed Assailant. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
3. Cast Common Crook. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
4. Cast Bane, Lord of Darkness. Make sure you have 20 or less life so he's indestructible and survives the plane crash.
5. Cast Dr. Pavel, Nuclear Physicist. Don't worry about his triggered ability, that comes later.
6. Cast Merciless Enforcers. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.
7. Cast Martyr for the Cause.
8. Cast Deadly Cover-Up (feel free to collect evidence if you feel that it helps you carry out the master plan). When Martyr for the Cause dies from Deadly Cover-Up, proliferate the last plan counter on Villainous Syndication. When Villainous Syndication is sacrificed, bring Dr. Pavel back from the graveyard. Hopefully, Time Bomb was milled while tapping villains for Villainous Syndication. If so, you can bring Time Bomb from the graveyard into your hand when Dr. Pavel reenters the battlefield.
9. Cast Time Bomb.

1. Cast Villainous Syndication (Bane's "master plan")

2. Cast Armed Assailant. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.

3. Cast Common Crook. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.

4. Cast Bane, Lord of Darkness. Make sure you have 20 or less life so he's indestructible and survives the plane crash.

5. Cast Dr. Pavel, Nuclear Physicist. Don't worry about his triggered ability, that comes later.

6. Cast Merciless Enforcers. Tap it to put a plan counter on Villainous Syndication.

7. Cast Martyr for the Cause.

8. Cast Deadly Cover-Up (feel free to collect evidence if you feel that it helps you carry out the master plan). When Martyr for the Cause dies from Deadly Cover-Up, proliferate the last plan counter on Villainous Syndication. When Villainous Syndication is sacrificed, bring Dr. Pavel back from the graveyard. Hopefully, Time Bomb was milled while tapping villains for Villainous Syndication. If so, you can bring Time Bomb from the graveyard into your hand when Dr. Pavel reenters the battlefield.

9. Cast Time Bomb.

I'm trying the new pre-release version and Fritz sure is taking his sweet time to stop and smell the flowers. Every step, in fact.

I feel like Stunning Reversal would lead to some memorable moments, and I'd love to hear about them. Anyone try this with a [[Mister Negative]] type effect?

Full resolution images: https://postimg.cc/gallery/GT9pKYL

Decklist: https://archidekt.com/decks/24573195/to_hell_and_back_with_gustave_dor?sort=cmc&stack=custom

This turned out to be a pretty big project, so I'm very eager to finally share it with the MTG community. The goal was to showcase Gustave Doré's artwork in a functional bracket 3 commander deck. The decklist on Archidekt uses their custom card feature so I wasn't stuck using the original cards to playtest, switch out cards in the sideboard, etc. If you're interested in printing these off for your own use, I'd recommend using the full resolution images instead of saving each card from Archidekt.

While viewing some of these cards in various resolutions, you may notice a moiré pattern. This is caused by converting an etching with thousands of fine lines into a digital medium. I've tried to avoid this as much as possible, but you'll still notice it on some cards. Once printed from the full-resolution images onto physical cards, this moiré effect should be much less noticeable. I can't confirm that just yet, as my print order has yet to arrive.

There should hopefully be enough cards in the sideboard for you to customize the deck to fit your playstyle. The 99 that I'm currently using in the Archidekt link seems to be playtesting quite well. The deck's strategy is pretty straightforward: Put big enchantments into your graveyard and put them onto the battlefield with your commander's ability.

Let me know if you have any questions or if you notice any typos or mistakes I may have made.

Full resolution images: https://postimg.cc/gallery/GT9pKYL

Decklist: https://archidekt.com/decks/24573195/to_hell_and_back_with_gustave_dor?sort=cmc&stack=custom

This turned out to be a pretty big project, so I'm very eager to finally share it with the MTG community. The goal was to showcase Gustave Doré's artwork in a functional bracket 3 commander deck. The decklist on Archidekt uses their custom card feature so I wasn't stuck using the original cards to playtest, switch out cards in the sideboard, etc. If you're interested in printing these off for your own use, I'd recommend using the full resolution images instead of saving each card from Archidekt.

While viewing some of these cards in various resolutions, you may notice a moiré pattern. This is caused by converting an etching with thousands of fine lines into a digital medium. I've tried to avoid this as much as possible, but you'll still notice it on some cards. Once printed from the full-resolution images onto physical cards, this moiré effect should be much less noticeable. I can't confirm that just yet, as my print order has yet to arrive.

There should hopefully be enough cards in the sideboard for you to customize the deck to fit your playstyle. The 99 that I'm currently using in the Archidekt link seems to be playtesting quite well. The deck's strategy is pretty straightforward: Put big enchantments into your graveyard and put them onto the battlefield with your commander's ability.

Let me know if you have any questions or if you notice any typos or mistakes I may have made.

Honestly, this one could be really good in the late-game, when you no longer need lands, but you do need your wincon.

This is basically Vampiric Tutor for your entire deck. Since there are no lands in your deck, you can put your entire deck at the "bottom of your library in any order". This trick also works with [[Goblin Charbelcher]], by the way, and I did make a landless deck a while ago to exploit the trick.