Leylines

[Munchlax]

Leylines 60 cards, 0 sideboard 3 {City of Brass} 3 {Petrified Field} 4 {Mana Confluence} 4 {Serra's Sanctum} 14 lands 2 {Opalescence} 4 {Leyline of Sanctity} 3 {Leyline of the Meek} 4 {Serum Powder} 4 {Leyline of Anticipation} 4 {Crop Rotation} 2 {Suppression Field} 4 {Idyllic Tutor} 4 {Leyline of Punishment} 3 {Leyline of Vitality} 4 {Leyline of the Void} 3 {Leyline of Lifeforce} 1 {Helm of Obedience} 4 {Enlightened Tutor} 46 other spells 3 {Wrath of God} 4 {Orim's Chant} just added 4 {Ghostly Prison} 1 {Holy Day} 2 {Innocent blood} Sideboard Notes: It's an absolutely stupidly wonderful deck. It's perfect for my playstyle. looking for sideboard help

[Thetrufflehunter]

Looks like it should be in casual.

[Munchlax]

Looks like it should be in casual.

Believe it or not it's a legitimate deck and was doing pretty well at an SCG event. So far it only has a lot of trouble with elves.

[Munchlax]

I could explain how the deck works if you want me to

[Agrus Kos, Enforcer of Truth]

This is a real Legacy deck, called "Leyline Deck Wins". Essentially, you drop as many leylines as you can (after aggressively mulliganning with {Serum Powder}), drop {Serra's Sanctum} and then {Opalescence}. Untap, beat with leylines, win. Granted this isn't an optimized version, it is still a semi-competitive Legacy deck.

[Munchlax]

This is a real Legacy deck, called "Leyline Deck Wins". Essentially, you drop as many leylines as you can (after aggressively mulliganning with {Serum Powder}), drop {Serra's Sanctum} and then {Opalescence}. Untap, beat with leylines, win. Granted this isn't an optimized version, it is still a semi-competitive Legacy deck.

Yeah I know it's not an optimised version. It's been running well though. Just can't beat elves

[Falcon182]

Yeah, pretty cool idea. Also does well against burn, dredge, ANT, and a few others because of the main deck hate cards  {Leyline of the Void},  {Leyline of Sanctity}.

[Agrus Kos, Enforcer of Truth]

Dafaq is wrong with legacy for this to be a thing?

Think about it: you drop a bunch of leylines into play (that they can't counter, just begin in play). You have {Leyline of Sanctity} and {Leyline of the Void} against combo. You drop a turn 1 {Serra's Sanctum} and turn 2 land, making you practically immune to soft counters when dropping your {Opalescence} and if you get {Force of Will}ed, you use tutors to find another one. {Supression Field} can come down T1 locking your opponent out of lands potentially and if you lose {Serra's Sanctum} you can use {Petrified Field} to get it back. Being in white gives you a lot of sideboard options, like {Oblivion Ring} against Show and Tell and if you run a really streamlined version of the deck (meaning like 5 lands), you can even board in {Goblin Charbelcher} potentially getting a turn 2 or 3 win. The deck has potential to ambush a meta and can get you a lot of game ones out of pure confusion. The biggest problem with the deck is sideboarding. What do you run? From what I have seen people try either things way out of left field or just board in a Stoneblade package. I really like your idea of {Mana Confluences} mainboard, I haven't seen it before. Suggestion: cut {Plains} and play {City of Brass}, then SB or MB {Pact of Negation}s. Lastly, I have been debating making this deck, and I would love to hear your thoughts on it, especially sideboard wise.

[Agrus Kos, Enforcer of Truth]

Oh, and why {Helm of Obedience}?

[Falcon182]

Oh, and why {Helm of Obedience}?

Instant kill with  {Leyline of the Void}

[Agrus Kos, Enforcer of Truth]

Oh, and why {Helm of Obedience}?

Instant kill with  {Leyline of the Void}

LOL, and tutorable with {Enlightened Tutor}, that's great. Another thing I would like to suggest: {Gemstone Caverns} to turn 0 {Crop Rotation}--->{Serra's Sanctum}. {Privileged Position} and {Sterling Grove} also provide protection. Lastly, {Chancellor of the Annex} was a 4 of in a SCG top 8 sideboard, a cool idea against counterspells.

[Agrus Kos, Enforcer of Truth]

I know how it works, and seems like a really good deck.  But seriously?  An all leyline deck?  So stupid!

Yeah....andmilling yourself then saccing flying jellyfish to reanimate an angel so you can tap a maniac and win isn't....that's legacy for you.

[Falcon182]

I know how it works, and seems like a really good deck.  But seriously?  An all leyline deck?  So stupid!

Yeah....andmilling yourself then saccing flying jellyfish to reanimate an angel so you can tap a maniac and win isn't....that's legacy for you.

Hey!  I didn't play that style!  I played the flayer-grave troll version.  Either way it doesn't seem as stupid as this.

What's more stupid, playing Leylines or getting beat down by animated Leylines? You be the judge.

[ihasfrozen]

This is way less casual than most of the other budget stuff posted here, so it belongs. Real enough deck, though it may be softer to force than Enchantress.

I believe a list similar to this was featured at an SCG open a week or two ago, it stomped some D+T build from what I remember.

[Munchlax]

This is way less casual than most of the other budget stuff posted here, so it belongs. Real enough deck, though it may be softer to force than Enchantress.

I believe a list similar to this was featured at an SCG open a week or two ago, it stomped some D+T build from what I remember.

Yep. I noticed that a couple days ago and saw my legacy deck coming in to relevancy