Force of Will provides a very powerful effect, one long sought in Dredge but rarely utilized.

With Narcomoeba, I have 16 total blue cards, which is a reasonable minimum to support Force. This deck is tuned to trump each of the different ways that Dredge can lose matches, and to fully exploit the current environment to harvest free wins. The deck features the full set of Bazaar of Baghdad and Serum Powder, but also runs Library of Alexandria to provide even more hands worth keeping. Manaless dredge free#Īgainst the vast majority of the field Library is fast enough to win most games, especially with free counterspell support. Shy of adding significant spell-based discard like Careful Study, this is the maximum level of consistency possible.

Hate cards like Leyline of the Void and Grafdigger’s Cage are the bane of most Dredge decks. However, the fact that these cards come in during sideboarding creates a tactical weakness – a transformative sideboard can be played to attack the near-helpless opponent. Both decks will frequently contain a plethora of dead cards post-sideboard, but the Dredge player can come prepared with Bazaar of Baghdad and Library of Alexandria to power through the chaff and reliably present the Marit Lage combo.

Wasteland is a powerful threat against Dredge-based decks in Vintage, which rely heavily on specialty lands. With maximum numbers of Petrified Field and Library of Alexandria, this build has very high resilience to land-denial tactics.

Legacy manaless dredge against leyline