u/ZonkoDeepFriedCraft

A few years ago, I shared the Spotify version of this playlist. Now it is on YouTube.

I only know English so I had to use Microsoft Snipping Tool's text scanner to even find a lot of these songs but they are so good to listen to. I moved from Spotify to YouTube Music last year and finally got around to transferring this the past 4 hours.

Things to note;

-Its less post punk and more of a variety of genres

-Only ~13% KINO songs, I love the band but I want all the bands as well lol

-Unfortunately a few of these band members have died in the war. So I hope their songs are remembered.

If you have any recommends, I can add to this since this is a public playlist.

I am planning to make a new channel that is more legit. I have seen all the ways you can get demonetized but are there weird ones most may not know?

My content is reading online horror stories that are not copyrighted books you need to buy.

I had this idea at work because I remember loving Modern Masters 2017 draft despite the slogfest it was. Modern Horizons was a mistake, so I thoughs "What if they continued Modern Masters?"

My plan was to make an inverse of the set by doing loose enemy color pairs and wedges while still leavinh room for custom strategies people make along the way.

All cards are printed prior to War of the Spark and are all modern legal at the time (including Mystic which was unbanned.) No legacy/vintage cards were shifted to modern per the rules of those set designs back in the day. This cube also has 2 copies of every common and uncommon monocolored card for consistency purposes.

Reprints are based on what was sought after in the modern meta back in 2018/early 2019 as well as cards in dire need of reprints at the time such as the ally fetchlands.

The only cards that break the rules are the enemy Talismans, which I don't think anyone will bat an eye to. It is the inverse of the Signet cycle in Modern Masters 2017.

The strategies are as follows, but you can mix and match different stuff like MM 2017. I did add more aggro though.

Ally pairs have free archetypes you can make yourself. MM 2017 did this but with enemy pairs

Archetypes

WB Go Wide/Midrange

BG Reanimator/Midrange

GU Lands/Delirium

UR Noncreature Spells Aggro/Delirium

RW Tempo/Exert Aggro

ABZAN (WBG) Graveyard Midrange

JESKAI (URW) Prowess Aggro

SULTAI (BGU) Lands Control

MARDU (RWB) Resilient Aggro

TEMUR (GUR) Delirium Midrange

Other archetypes

Rage Extractor Burn (My fav)

Soratami Mindsweeper Mill

Azorius, Izzet, or Temur Exert Untap Cheese

Stoneforge Mystic Batterskull Tutor package

Rakka Mar Token Spam

Please let me know what you think! But my big question is anyone want to draft it?

I've been rocking this deck in higher power pods for awhile now and really enjoy the dynamics of the table by beating the crap out of people. My friend group likes playing against it because they know they don't have to hold any punches with removal and targeting.

But I was wondering if a budgeted version with the same strategy would work?

These decks usually do token spam, but my strategy instead is to loot/rummage on turns 1-3, drop heavy ramp on turn 4, then start playing big monsters which get big with Homura's death ability. Another key factor is the carryover this deck has against control such as some delirium cards and graveyard stuff/utility lands.

My problem comes with sacrifice options, as most are over $5 and they are important to the deck especially on how and when they become dangerous. For example, [[Surtland Flinger]] can sacrifice my commander once it is ready to attack on turn 5-6 and deals heavy damage over the course of the game.

Any help would be appreciated as I sometimes feel like this deck only exists because I owned a lot of the cards 10 years ago when they weren't expensive.