Now that we have ten fetches available in Modern, I can't help but wonder if Blood Moon will lose some of its power. Now our opponents can crack them for basics in response to the Moon while still having fetches left over to grab nonbasics once the Moon is dealt with. Is Moltensteel Dragon too fragile for Modern? I've enjoyed using it in Dragon Stompy (songless version of the build), and 4/4 flying for 4 seems good. Especially if you play it smart and pick off anti-artifact creatures like Pridemage.
If Moon isn't working, bring in Molten Rain.
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I've heard Skred talked up as a possible response to Twin decks. With that in mind, here's my take on a moonless...what should we call it?
[deck]Moonless Blood Moon[/deck]
I'm not sure on the planeswalker counts. 4 Koth to 1 Chandra might work better since I only want to see her later in the game.
Or, you can try the classic
[deck]Banefire.dek[/deck]
This one
appeared back in 2012, and originally used Disintegrate and Molten Rain in place of Banefire and Blood Moon, respectively. I would probably use Eidolon of the Great Revel over Grimmy, or do a split of the two.
[deck]Moonless Blood Moon[/deck]
I'm not sure on the planeswalker counts. 4 Koth to 1 Chandra might work better since I only want to see her later in the game.
Or, you can try the classic
[deck]Banefire.dek[/deck]
This one
appeared back in 2012, and originally used Disintegrate and Molten Rain in place of Banefire and Blood Moon, respectively. I would probably use Eidolon of the Great Revel over Grimmy, or do a split of the two.