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What ability are you copying?  The mana from {Plasm Capture} isn't an activated ability...

strionic resonator copies triggered abilities, not activated abilities

Thanks for the correction, but Plasm Capture isn't a triggered ability either.

Seems slow now, but turn 7 attack with 55 57/57 {Relentless Rats} for 3135 damage was fun.

What ability are you copying?  The mana from {Plasm Capture} isn't an activated ability...

Create lots of tokens, Burn at the Stake.

I was going to but I have to stay home and watch the 3 year old... Because while he's a great kid, I doubt he'd do very well at an event like that. :-)

Any suggestions for sideboard?  {Back to Nature}, {Sowing Salt}, {Surgical Extraction} are the first 3 that come to mind.

Drop the Thugs for the stink weed imps?

[Dredgevine]

Dredgevine 60 cards, 0 sideboard 3 {Forest} 3 {Woodland Cemetery} 1 {Stomping Ground} 1 {Blood Crypt} 3 {Dragonskull Summit} 3 {Swamp} 4 {Overgrown Tomb} 3 {Copperline Gorge} 21 lands 4 {Gravecrawler} 4 {Bloodghast} 4 {Vengevine} 4 {Deathrite Shaman} 4 {Lotleth Troll} 3 {Golgari Thug} 4 {Demigod of Revenge} 27 creatures 1 {Lightning Bolt} 2 {Abrupt Decay} 4 {Faithless Looting} 1 {Lightning Bolt} 2 {Darkblast} 2 {Lightning Bolt} 12 other spells Sideboard Notes: The land base needs work, and it feels like I don't get dredge often enough. Ideas?

Yes, because its triggered when he's cast, not when he ETBs.
Which means he's a spell at that time and not a creature, right? (Yes, a creature spell but that's not the same thing as a creature)

Regenerate doesn't help with sacrifice effects.

I'm in.
Losing binders is what backups are for, right? :-)

New Legendary rules coming.

Gamer's Grove, Huntsville TX

Thinning.

The benefit is so ridiculously small though, unless you use about 5 in a single game. I really don't think you need them.

Remand, simple. It gets you better card advantage. These basically are remands with the advantage, which is low, but it is something and you are increasing chances with your deck drawing. They also allow for a better turn one start with better advantage.

I really don't see the comparison to {Remand}. {Remand} is literal card advantage, whereas the fetches are just land thinners. Sure it causes the deck to have 1 less land, but the land count isn't all that low to start with. I'll just agree to disagree, I just personally wouldn't run 'em.

I agree with you, it's just the only reason I can see.

{Gravecrawler}