#Omnath

[radstarsaur]

Omnath, Locus of Rage

[maecaart]

some new elemental tokens for the booth. Pretty fond of the Omnath one.

[tourneys-by-me]

Multiple Elements Character Tournament - Round 3 2/12

Cure Miracle/Mirai Asahina - Light, Fire, and Water

Omnath - White Mana, Red Mana, Blue Mana, and Green Mana

Propaganda under the cut

Omnath: The walking elemental heart of Zendikar, a plane that shifts and twists with rich sources of mana. It's usually a disaster when Omnath wakes, but the last time he did the plane was being invaded by horrible eldritch monstrosities and it helped fight them off. Literally composed of mana, so is probably pretty good at using it.

[niuttuc]

My omnath locus of rage deck was the first one I built way back, and now it feels like my clunkiest deck, do you have any recomendations for it. It's landfall with a bit of typal synergies

Clunky, uh? Landfall decks are usually fairly straightforward, since they can go really hard with land ramp and use it to enable everything else, which is hard to interact with. But Omnath IS seven mana.

It's hard to do recommendation on how to unclunkify it without more context. Was it updated since it was first built? Did the decks around it change and it can no longer keep up? Did your taste change? Feel free to leave that in a reblog, either a decklist or just what doesn't feel right.

In the meantime, the recommendations will be pretty generic...

Usually I like to stay budget with these suggestions, but I'd be remiss not to mention a new Elemental that's great at getting a bunch of lands entering at once! Aftermath Analyst is cheaper, both monetarily and manaterily, but not an elemental itself. Generally speaking, WotC has been exploring that space of reanimating a bunch of lands at once more lately, and it can be very powerful to ramp ahead a ton and get a lot of landfall triggers all at once. Of note, it's even better if your deck has lands that put themselves in the graveyard, typically fetchlands and such, so if you include these, might want to look at your manabase. Even budget fetchlands work with those though, terramorphic expanses and such, even if the "real" fetches will be a bit better. Though New Capenna fetchlands will be as good as "real" ones here, since they ignore the whole "tapped" bit anyway. These are all good to have in a landfall deck anyway because they can double trigger landfall, so wouldn't be surprised if you already had a bunch.

I tend to like these kinda creatures that can get you lands every turn by attacking. They all have their quirks, and they can be a bit more fragile and slower than the traditional ramp spells, but they're a presence on board and they can snowball much more... If your playgroup isn't too heavy on board wipes.

Spelunking is a recent addition to lands decks that does a LOT of heavy lifting (ignore the Cave text). It replaces itself, can ramp too, and turns all your ramping and fetching for the rest of the game into untapped ramping and fetching, which is pretty huge, essentially discounting all those spells or generating extra mana. It rarely feels like something your opponents need to remove, but it'll quietly generate a lot of advantage.

Finally, we got a bunch of tools to trigger Landfall a fair bit with single cards recently, so might as well include them.

Sorry for nothing more custom than that, but Landfall is pretty generic and I'm not sure exactly your issue.

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Omnath, Locus of Rage

Artist: Brad Rigney TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

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Omnath, Locus of Rage

Artist: Brad Rigney

[whatsthatmagiccard]

As far as I can tell, there are only nineteen ways to win in 20 Ways to Win.

(Also counting mill, commander damage, and normal damage)

[underworlddreams]

Omnath, Locus of Mana

Artist: Mike Bierek Set: Worldwake

It gathers against the coming storm.

[reuxben]

Here’s our MTGinktober for “Scratchy,” starring Towashi Songshaper; Mirri; Iron Myr; Gallia of the Endless Dance; Copper Myr; and Omnath, Locus of Rage! Darkness falls across the nonbasic.

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Omnath, Locus of All (Buy a Box Ver) by Helge C. Balzer

[tourneys-by-me]

Multiple Elements Character Tournament - Round 2 (A) 4/12

Omnath - White Mana, Red Mana, Blue Mana, and Green Mana

Isaac - Earth, Water, Wind, and Fire

Propaganda under the cut

Omnath: The walking elemental heart of Zendikar, a plane that shifts and twists with rich sources of mana. It's usually a disaster when Omnath wakes, but the last time he did the plane was being invaded by horrible eldritch monstrosities and it helped fight them off. Literally composed of mana, so is probably pretty good at using it.

[niuttuc]

My commander: Omnath. Which Omnath, you ask? Yes. Mana- big green stuff that gives all my creatures [x]; Rage- landfall; Roil: elemental kindred; Creation- awakened lands; All- offspring with Zinnia as the secret partner commander

That's a lot of decks, so I'll keep myself to one suggestion or two per deck.

Omnath, Locus of Mana:

Mirage Mirror seems like nice tech for Mono-Green Omnath: You have an abundance of mana, likely floating at all times, and you're in only one color, which limits your access to certain effects. Mirage Mirror is perfect here, the ability to dynamically change into anything on the board is hard to grasp without actually playing the card, as long as you can keep up the mana. The ability to stack the copy effect multiple times can lead to some weird tricks too, though that's rarer. What isn't rare is also that Mirage Mirror is almost impossible to remove. At the drop of a hat or the first sign of removal, you can activate it to turn it into a land, and removals/sweepers that affect lands are very few and far between.

Omnath, Locus of Rage:

I'll refer you to the last time you asked about this deck specifically.

Omnath, Locus of the Roil:

A lot of really strong elementals happen to have Evoke, none better of course than the MH2 free evoke elementals. Evolutionary Leap gives you a way to get even more value from these, keeping you finding more Elementals from them, as well as generally having some more resiliency to sweepers that Kindred decks generally want.

Omnath, Locus of Creation:

Ok, this one may not be making you popular. But, if your lands are also your creatures, well, you break the symmetry really easily on Storage Matrix, you get to untap your resources AND your creatures, whereas your opponents have to choose. It's not the most awful stax piece there is, but it WILL get you dirty looks because it resembles some of the worst offenders.

Omnath, Locus of All:

If you're gonna be basing things on Offspring, you likely want creatures who's power and toughness are low or irrelevant, that gain power from their ability. Selfless Squire is a great candidate that doesn't see that much play, basically a fog that you can offspring to get two giant creatures. Of course you won't double up on the damage prevention, but they both get buffed from however much you get hit for.

[stupidstupidratcreatures]

that post would have hit way more in like 2017 but like you know its still funny