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alpha-beta-gamer · 6 years ago

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ManaRocks is an easily accessible "Seasonal Card Game" that offers tactical CCG gameplay where everyone starts each season with the same basic cards.

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perezzdb · 4 years ago

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ricktroula · 7 years ago

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edh-a-to-z · 8 years ago

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Deck Tech - Mono White Equipment Support

Equipment, equipment, equipment! Whether your deck has five Masterpiece Swords of X and Y with GrandPrix Stoneforge Mystic, or a budget equipment package.

This list will detail out two synergy sections - best options, and budget (under $1 for TCGPlayer mid at time of posting.

BEST OPTIONS

Stoneforge Mystic

The Golden Standard of equipment synergy. A card that broke standard. Banned in Modern as the format started.

If you have nothing else in you deck but Stoneforge, and 4-5 equipment (of variable uses, Swiss Army style), you’re already doing fine. Mini-equipment package is fine, and becomes nightmarishly more effective the more synergy you have.

Score: A+

Puresteel Paladin

Ah, the fleeting moments of hope against the oncoming of New Phyrexia. Between the Allies of BFZ, and the Mirrodin Pure resistance.

If you’re running 6-8 equipment (an equipment heavy deck), plus a “normal” mana rock group (3-5 in my experience, more in decks that need ramp or Brago’s Mass Blink abuse), plus any artifact creatures, it’s almost guaranteed to get you metalcraft. It saves you a small fortune on equip costs, especially more prohibitive costs (anything >3).

Score: B

Stonehewer Giant

A beefier counterpart of the Mystic, this Giant trades coming down later for a more impressive ability and body - this one won't die to Anger of the Gods (or any small board wipes in your meta)

Score: A

Steelshaper’s Gift

If your Stonehewer Giant got Plowshared'd the second it hit the field, or your Mystic was swept up in a Languish, sometimes what you need is a way to get and equipment IN YOUR HAND. Steelshaper hails from Fifth Dawn, a lovingly artifact heavy set (the block that gave us the Swords of X and Y), and is great for every equipment toolkit.

Score: A

Enlightened Tutor

I consider it equal to Gift, in allowing you to topdeck whatever artifact you want. Hitting Enchantments is a plus, and helps in Voltron decks that also want Auras.

Score: A- (for the once in a while of someone messing with yout topdeck)

Fountain Watch

Mass artifact protection is great against targeted removal a la Disenchant and Naturalize, but artifact sweepers, like one of Austere Command, hurt us just fine.

Score: C- (it's the first (and worst) of our artifact protection)

Leonin Abunas

Almost strictly better than Fountain Watch (-1 power, different creature types), pick this when you have to choose between them, or have some cat synergy (with that new-fangled Regal Caracel).

Score: C+

Nahiri the Lithomancer

The Big Momma of Artifact decks, she does it all - protects herself, lets you have equipped weenies, plays expensive equipment for you (or recover it from the graveyard), and her Ult is a beating machine.

Score: A-

Leonin Shikari

This little kitty makes combat an absolute nightmare for opponents. With Puresteel Paladin, it makes it even worse.

(thanks @towel-guy for catching I missed this kick-butt creature)

Score: A+

BUDGET

While cheaper overall than the "best options", all of these should be considered for the deck (like Sigarda's Aid).

Scored with (Budget/NonBudget) in consideration

Sigarda’s Aid

It's a turn 1 play, it's ability makes your equipments into instants. It's from a set currently in Standard, and is cheap as hell. Get four for yourself, and four for a friend. In 5 years they'll be Steelshaper's Gift - good EDH utility card going for five bucks. The more expensive/vulnerable equipment you're packing, the better this gets.

Score: A/A+ (Budget/NonBudget)

Sram, Senior Edificer

Solid draw for Voltron decks, and just as useful for pure equipment decks. White needs draw, and Sram provides it.

(again, thanks @towel-guy for catching I missed this)

Score: A+/A+

Relic Seeker

If you get it early (or after a board wipe) there's usually a player open for this to trigger. There'll be games where it's just a bear.

Score: C+/C- (great when it works, EDH dead weight otherwise)

Steelshaper Apprentice

Slow, mana intesive - emblematic of budget of EDH. Solid choice for tight budgets, better options for tutoring.

Score: B/D-

Taj-Nar Swordsmith

Mana-intensive, but workable for late game, or mid game to get a protection out, like the Swords, Whispersilk Cloak, or Boots/Greaves.

Score: B/D

Ironclad Slayer

Solid equipment (and Aura) recovery. Nothing to gush over, but Pauper legal, and draft fodder, so easy to get (there may be copies laying around your LGS)

Score: C/C (lower if your opponents don't blow your toys up)

Open the Armory

Steelshaper's Gift 2.0. 'Nuff said.

Score: A-/B+

Brass Squire

Cute as a button, and a combo of equip-discount, and battle trick. And if you face damage or -X removal and have toughness improving gear or Hexproof/Shroud, Presto! - you have some removal dodge.

Score: B/B-

Dispatch

If you're gonna have this many artifacts, might as well abuse metalcraft. Manarocks and artifact lands help this too, and don't weaken the deck. Swords/Path with no downside is awesome.

Score: A/A

Golden Wish

Time to fill your sideboard will all the niche tools that you didn't have room to maindeck. Wish choices must still be EDH legal (no doubles or color identity clashes) but give you an even bigger toolbox to play with, one that can't be milled or stolen.

Score: B/B

Indomitable Angel

As always, protection. You’ll probably have metalcraft the turn or the turn after you get this out, so go for it if your playgroup is running artifact removal, bring an angel.

Score: B/B

Open the Vaults

When someone runs a Shatter Spree, bring back your toys. It’s also reciprocal, so play it so your benefit is maximized.

Score: B/B

Spectral Guardian

The fiscally cheapest of the artifact protections. If you wanna try out artifact protection against your groups removal, this is a good creature to start with.

Score: C/C-

That’s all folks!

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motthornn · 6 years ago

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Illustration I did for Manarocks Game <3

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operationrainfall · 5 years ago

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One not so secret about myself is that I love card games. Don’t get me wrong, videogames come first, but I find the occasional card game a great mental exercise. They can be diverting and many have great fanbases. And sure, some CCGs are more popular than others. One pretty much everybody knows is Magic the Gathering. I grew up with that particular game, though recently I’ve become much more of a fan of Yu-Gi-Oh! The reason I mention popular card games is I feel ManaRocks takes many, many cues from the well known ones, notably Magic.