Here’s a sample decklist for the Legacy version: Eldrazi Stompy Instants (4)Įveryone thought it was here to stay, but something quite interesting occurred recently. It became about ten percent of the tournament-winning decks, dethroning the previous king, Grixis Delver. Soon enough, people began seeing Eldrazi Aggro rise up in Legacy, eventually overtaking almost the entire aggro meta game. The Legacy version of the list added to it a playset of Cavern of Souls, Wasteland, and Ancient Tomb, substantially increasing the consistency of the mana base. However, it wasn’t quite over: the deck continued to live on and develop in both Legacy and Vintage. The deck was so incredibly powerful, in fact, that people began brewing specific decks to beat it.Įventually, what had come to be known as the Eldrazi Winter finally ended with the banning of Eye of Ugin from Modern.
At the time, the Modern ProTour had almost exclusively Eldrazi decks in its top eight, and for the next three months, the strategy continued to dominate the format.
The deck soon became a Legacy-powered deck in Modern, completely destroying the format’s meta (taking up almost forty percent of all played decks). With the EDH and Standard decks fairly balanced, all seemed to be going well – that is, until someone discovered the insane powers that are Eye of Ugin and Eldrazi Temple. Much like their story-driven counterparts, Modern, Legacy, Vintage, EDH, and even Standard saw an insurgence in Eldrazi-based decks. 28 Jan, 2017 in Articles / Decks / Formats / Legacy / News tagged Aggro / Competitive / Discussion / Formats / Legacy / News / Speculation by zebotcĮldrazi Stompy – much like the events of Zendikar – ravaged through almost every format during the early 2016 season.
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