Modern Dredge is underpowered in comparison to Legacy/Vintage variants, but the axis of play is still there and it's still annoying to deal with. For decks that try to play the midrange/control game, G1 is going to be miserable. Flood can happen T2 as well.ĭredge essentially just cheats creatures into play. T2 actually dredge to fill the graveyard, maybe play a creature. Okay so how does Dredge work? The normal line of play is T1 discard and fill graveyard with a dredge creature.

Golgari Thug: Much more common in Legacy variants.

Greater Gargadon: Part of the nut drawn.

They are trying to stop you from messing with them.

Nature's Claim: Okay whatever I'm not gonna say the same words again.

Thoughtseize: Proactive countermeasures.

Abrupt Decay: Graveyard countermeasures.

Leyline of Vitality: Pseudo-Auriok and anthem.

Vengeful Pharaoh: Kills you while it's dead.

Bridge from Below: Not in every list, but beware.

Prized Amalgam: SoI's actual contribution to the deck.

Dredge dredge got powered up from SoI to actually make it threatening. Just know Vine is slower, casts its creatures, but has larger threats.

There are other variations like Dredgevine. Just be thankful there is no Cabal Therapy or Dread Return in Modern. And can actually play control in other formats. I think she's lying.ĭredge is a aggro deck.

My therapist said that works things out a lot and is a conduit for friendship. Please don't hate me more than I do myself. If you were looking for a Zoo discussion, I'll do that a little later. Dredge never really made waves in Modern. This will be a talk about a newer variation on an archetype everyone hates to death. Time to go back to the old style of match up discussion. I HAVE THE CHAMPION STEVEN THEME ON RIGHT NOW. DREDGE IS COOL AND WE ARE GOING TO HAVE FUN.

I'M SORRY THIS IS NOT ZOO, WE WILL HAVE TO GO A BIT OUT OF ORDER.

Mtg how does dredg work