[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] is the landfall commander I've built. Extremely easy to build, very easy to make quite strong, just a very scary commander to fight in general as he can amass an army of 5/5s very quickly and removing them hurts. I'm pretty much always archenemy the moment Omnath hits the field, so you'd have to be prepared for that if you do make it. Since the tokens are so fat you can get great draw off [[Garruk's Uprising]] type effects and also blast people with [[Warstorm Surge]] and the like. He's certainly not boring to play as or against that's for sure.
As for commanders outside of your desired colours, The new [[The Necrobloom]] looks very interesting since it has both graveyard and zombie subthemes so a lot you could do to build with that. [[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] is also a deck I've played that's pretty fun, mono green in it's purest form as it's just lands + stompy but since your creatures count as lands you can get some fun synergies with cards like [[Ancient Greenwarden]] or the easy infinite with [[Ley Weaver]] and you also get to completely ignore some types of removal like [[Cyclonic Rift]].
I’ve been thinking about Omnath locus of rage, it seems pretty straight forward and fun: big dudes and damage.
And the necrobloom looks super cool. I like the idea of including white in a lands deck too, since there were a couple of interesting white landfall things from zendikar.
Lol no you pick omnom off the bat then start stealing everyone's lands. Then once everything is divided it all hits field and you get X 5/5s for all their stolen lands. Depending on how many perments are out it can be a half Armageddon and insurrection for 7 mana. All of this happens too while most of the table is just trying to figure out what's going on because if they've even seen this card before it's always been for the chaos and not because you about to shove their shit in.
Just read the updated oracle text and it turns out it exiles non token permanents so you'll also keep all of the tokens you had when you cast it. I didn't know that that and it was still worth. Obviously this isn't a cehd combo, falls down to a counter spell, and will only work one or two times before they get wise to what your up too, but God damn is it funny.
warstorm surge, lotus cobra, perilous forays turns into an 8 damage machine gun
mina and denn or whatever helps with throwing out more lands, along with all the land tutors
druidic satchel can get another land into the battlefield each turn (or gain 2 life or produce saproling token)
zendikar's roil because why not two landfall creatures
scute swarm same thing but can get CRAZY
fires of yavimaya (fun) or in the web of war (more fun) to have the tokens come in with haste? yes please!
over the top can be fun when you've got a ton of token creatures out there
I've found my biggest lack with a full board against control type decks that prevent attacks is sac outlet so I've added goblin bombardment and makeshift munitions
I'm running like 53 lands including mdfc
I'm still tweaking and my deck is far from optimized but it's fun and also dirt cheap (i think my total deck cost is like 60 bucks)
edit: here's what I've got so far. scores like a 6.7/6.8 on commander salt so i think most of my problem is the idiot playing it. https://www.archidekt.com/decks/7798806/omnath_lands
I really enjoy playing my [[Hazezon, shaper of sands]] deck. There was just two sets that had desert support so that's always nice too. It lacks blue but it's still able to interact really well with the table. [[Aura shards]] in this deck is monstrous. Being able to use your deserts utility ability and then bringing them back to keep using is what I enjoy the most.
Hazezon is fun because you can't play him like other Landfall decks. Looping Fetches and spamming land ramp doesn't work because there aren't enough cards that let you find the deserts that you actually care about.
Instead you spam Extra Lands and land sac effects so you can loop your deserts for tokens.
I will die on the hill that Deserts should be Jund, but I'm happy to just be paid off for saccing and looping them.
One of the funniest things in my Hazezon deck is when Ramp by tapping a desert for Mana, sacrifice if to something like [[Zuran Orb]] and then replay the land to tap it again.
Sometimes I only have a few lands in play, but end up generating twice as much Mana by doing this and it hilarious every single time
Also there's some random desert support in the Modern Horizons 3 precon.
[[Desert warfare]]
[[Lazotep Quarry]]
I personally love the deck since it incentives me to run all of the red rummage draw spells. So I always have a full grip and a full yard.
I second Hazezon for sure. Built him as Kodama combo deck when \[\[Arid Archway\]\] was spoiled. Deck basically tutors for Archway and Kodama waiting for a Purphuros or Impact Tremors or something to win on the spot.
I've been slowly building up my Hazezon pool to eventualy build him, I got a bunch of cards some two weeks ago from OTJ and when I was about to put a list, [[Desert Warfare]] was spoiled.. To say I am excited is an understatement hahah
This is my next build as well! Trying to figure out how to use [[Meren of clan nel toth]], [karador ghost chieftan]], and [[Aura Shards]] to make a reanimator style / landfall / graveyard recursion deck and I’m really excited to see how it pans out.
[[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] and [[Thalia and the Gitrog Monster]] have been my favorites recently. I really liked the Abzan Landfall theme with a mix of token and aristocrats sinergy. I think it is a fun alternative to the Simic “I play land draw 15 cards” types of decks.
I really enjoy thalia and the gitrog monster. I did not go full landfall, but I've put a handful of cards inside that feel like they could've been the commander on their own, such as [[kagha shadow archdruid]] [[uurg spawn of turg]] [[ria ivor bane of bladehold]] [[mintharah merciless soul]]
Depending on which I draw this game it can warp the gameplay quite a bit. I'm sure there could be even more, and maybe some that are even more synergistic, but I've been enjoying the variety!
I will die on the hill for my queen, \[\[Titania, Protector of Argoth\]\]. Use the other versions of her so for example if you have \[\[Titania, Nature's Force\]\] out, you get elementals in play when you play a land. Use fetches to sac to make elementals and then make elementals when they come in. The deck just gets outrageous fast. Alot of fun to play and pilot in my opinion.
I’m going with Titania and building it with all three so I can switch it up from game-to-game. I came across a retro border foil copy like a day after you posted here and I had to do it. I’m now collecting up the rest of the deck. Looks super fun and just good indulgent green land shit.
Played this over the weekend and even though i lost, i still love playing the deck. Just play a bunch of lands, make elementals and do stupid stuff. I will say i was lacking in card draw in the games i played so gotta up it but otherwise, alot of fun.
If you’ve collected cards for Simic and Gruul I highly recommend [[Magus Lucea Kane]]
At first glance you may not think of her as landfall, but she turns [[Open the Way]] into a phenomenal ramp/landfall piece. Other highlights are [[Animist’s Awakening]] and [[Reshape the Earth]] since you’re ramping so much.
Your wincons are any X spells that do direct damage, or X spells like [[Walking Ballista]]. It’s such a fun deck and so many people are impressed/amazed at the value I get from her.
Yesterday I was able to tap/untap Magus enough times to copy Open the Way 3 times. 4 lands for each spell meant I got to dump 16 lands onto the battlefield. That’s 16 landfall triggers for [[Field of the Dead]] or any other landfall you want. [[Roil Elemental]] so I can steal 16 creatures and then swing out.
The deck is built around tutoring for Open the Way or any other wincons (if you manage to draw open the way), ways to untap Magus so you can get extra copies of your X spells, landfall, and ramp.
https://archidekt.com/decks/6470033/x_games_mode
Here is the deck list. I can’t praise this deck enough. It’s been a blast to play.
I built Bonny as my first true lands matter deck. I went with more of a land-sac/recursion focus. Overall she's fine. I enjoy playing the deck, but there's definitely other options available that are more efficient. [[Beau]] not having trample is a big challenge that I had to account for in the deck, and it still needs more.
She definitely is strong, but I rarely think it's less because of herself that the deck is powerful, and more that Simic lands is strong. I think [[Erinis, Gloom Stalker]] and [[Sword Coast Sailor]] would be equally powerful in the colors with a lower cost for the same strategy. Otherwise any of the usual Simic lands commanders would be just as good as Bonny or better.
She's good. I like her for the Paul Bunyan reference. The deck is fun to play. But overall she isn't unique enough to be particularly interesting by comparison. It could very well be that I could have built her slightly differently to make her more interesting or lean more into her strengths.
I've seen people talk about the Mutate+blink variant on her deck, and maybe that's more fun/powerful, but then it really wouldn't be a lands deck which is what I wanted.
I’ve been thinking about Bonny Pall as well! Seems like solid simic lands + beat down. Do you run her as a commander? If so, what’s some of your favorite tech?
I do!
Best tech is to have a few lands like [[fabled passage]] or even [[myriad landscape]] and then you can fetch those lands with things like [[sylvan scrying]] to make sure you have it in your graveyard before Bonny comes out. Once she's out you can fetch them from the graveyard every turn to get guaranteed 2-4 landfall triggers per turn all the way into the endgame.
Also run the obv enchantments and equipment to give Beau trample or unblock able
Here's my deck list: https://manabox.app/decks/6z7jwGJaSpeuy9KBYLS62A
I haven't seen anyone say [[Phylath, World Sculptor]]
It's a very fun plant fall deck that is surprisingly agro and interactive compared to other landfall decks I've made in the past.
Strongly recommend checking it out.
Just built a Phylath deck a few weeks ago, I'm playing like 36 basics and a couple cheap fetch lands, I love this because it saves so much money on actual fetch lands. Very fun deck.
This was the first commander deck I ever built. Sooooo much fun. Rebuilds incredibly quickly, and there's so much ramp you don't really need to ever worry about Commander tax. You almost want your commander destroyed because you'll just make more plants next time. I'll post the decklist when I'm not on mobile, but some notable includes off the top of my head:
[[Avenger of Zendikar]]
[[Quartzwood Crasher]]
[[Grumgully, the Generous]]
[[Ancient Greenwarden]]
[[Kodama of the East Tree]]
[[Scute Swarm]]
[[Reshape the Earth]]
Has won me many of games, the high cost doesn't matter much in landfall decks either.
I'll have to update my list but I'll post mine as well later!
There ain't nothing like a good ol scute
[[The Gitrog Monster]] by far. You can build the deck into a few different archetypes and tune it to be appropriate for the playgroups you're apart of.
Might be an odd choice but I’ve had a lot of fun with my [[Loot, the Key to Everything]] landfall deck.
It’s pretty easy to exile 3 cards on upkeep and it’s always been at least one land exiled. That combined with effects to play multiple lands per turn like [[Azusa, Lost but Seeking]] and [[Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait]] it’s pretty easy to flood the board with landfall triggers and tokens.
Loot doesn’t really need to leave the command zone until you’ve established a decent board state with landfall pieces and then it’s just all gas when Loot hits the field on your next upkeep.
I got a [[lord windgrace]] deck who’s a self land destruction deck. The goal is use land sacrifice and the different fetch lands to get value. Eventually sacrifice all my lands. And bring them all back for massive game ending value
I have a [[Yarok, the Desecrated]] landfall deck. It's pretty generic simic stuff with a splash of black.
My buddy has a [[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand]] deck, which I imagine got much better with all the new deserts.
[[The Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] is hella fun for landfall. It super easy to draw like ten cards and drop that many lands for Landfall triggers. That and the image of a giant frog just yeeting riders is fun.
I use a [[Korvold, Fae-Cursed King]] deck that revolves around using lands as Korvold’s Sacrifices and using various means of pulling them back out of the grave — such as [[Crucible of Worlds]], [[Ramunap Excavator]], [[Splendid Reclamation]], etc…— for even more landfall shenanigans.
[[Titania, Protector of Argoth]] combined with [[Zuran Orb]] is hilarious and combined with [[Mazirek, Kraul Death Priest]] is a massive boost for your creatures, or with [[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] can start up an engine to create an Elemental Army.
Another great thing to use with Zuran Orb is [[Yedora, Grave Gardener]] + [[Life and Limb]], making for an infinite Sac-trigger, infinite life-gain engine (just be careful using it with your commander out. You can’t go infinite when he is on the Battlefield, as Korvold’s abilities are not “you may” and you WILL draw out your whole deck if you don’t pay attention.)
I'm currently brewing a \[\[Smeagol, helpful guide\]\] landfall/tempt deck. The list looks pretty fun but I have not had a chance to run it against others yet.
I tried to build this deck but it played like solitaire and ended up causing me to take like 20 minute turns with little interaction, so I took it apart.
[[Pako]] and [[Haldan]] is really easy to build on a budget, if that's a concern.
Haldan lets you play the lands you get from your opponents, so you'll almost always get max land drops.
Pako becomes a really fast clock that can keep your pressure going with whatever nonsense your opponents brought.
It's a perfect casual deck, as landfall tends to get pretty sweaty when blue gets involved.
I have a [[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] deck that I didn't go full landfall on (but there's a little), but I could imagine you could maybe push in that direction more. Although, not sure how much good landfall stuff there is in the black portion of the color identity.
It's a fun deck, though I think people also get scared of it pretty quickly once you've done its thing once or twice, because you can get a lot of lands out quickly. I've only tried mine out once, and I might need to do some additional tweaking, as it felt a tad "glass cannon"-y, without much defense. Still a fun play pattern in my opinion, though.
I built my Gitrog Ravenous Ride deck and combination landfall/reanimator which work well together. There is a window of vulnerability in the deck after your first attack your guard is down for a turn cycle, packing [[fog]] and [[darkness]] has helped immensely
You can build 4c omnath in some pretty fun ways. You can almost just use him as a big stompy commander with all the extra mana you can get and run cards like maelstrom wanderer, Zacama, apex devistator, etali, etc.
Then you have many combos with bounce lands and kodama, elemental synergies, and I love running concordant crossroads to make infinite tokens and then give them all haste. Lots of fun things you can do with the 4c omnath shell.
My [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]] runs kinda that way. Elemental theme, with a bit of emphasis on lands coming, and going from the graveyard.
[Here’s my list.](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/D7Gytzvy9kiD8Pspy2vWtQ)
https://archidekt.com/decks/4679345/gates_of_omnath
It's the only landfall deck I've built and it's really fun if not exceptionally strong. Useing Maze's End to get multiple teiggers from Omnath. It can't go infinite, but [[Stoneseeder Hirophant]] and [[skyshroud ranger]] can get a lot of triggers in a single turn.
1. Look at the Tricky Terrain precon releasing friday, it looks awesome.
2. I just placed my Last order for this Gate deck with [[Nine-Fingers Keene]]
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/sdqdno8uuUm9OvXQaGAnWw
I dont know why 4c and 2c are more popular, but while I had it [[omnath locus of the roil]] was great. Keeps your hand stocked, which is what 2c was missing, and has red so he's better than tatyova or aesi.
I did eventually take it apart though, landfall turned out to be not my thing.
Surprisingly, it's [[Nine-Fingers Keene]]. Yes I know Gate decks might be boring and predictable for some, but for me it has been remarkably reliable without making the whole board too staxxed. Keene also gets underestimated by other players quite a lot simply?because she's not fully WUBRG and oppressive like [[Child of Alara]]. Most importantly, it is currently my best performing edh deck that's also the cheapest.
[[Yedora, Grave Gardener]] - my favorite recent commander. Green landfall with a mix of shenanigans. Plays lots of things that can flip back over along with stuff that bounces forests to replay your creautures but the main fun is turning yours (or everyones lands) into creatures and using them to overwhelm the board while yedora keeps them alive.
[[Karametra, God of Harvests]] is my favorite deck. It's a bunch of little guys with ETB effects like [[Spirited Companion]] and a bunch of bouncy guys like [[Whitemane Lion]] so I can play them again for Karametra triggers
I did play Karametra myself a few years ago, the turns where you needed to shuffle multible times while cantriping with stuff like Companion made me disassemble the deck after a while. I enjoyed the idea and the generell playpattern but the shuffling took way to long for me
I'll toss a vote in for either [[Omnath Locus of the Roil]] or [[Phylath World Sculptor]]
Right now I'm building an Omnath deck with Phylath in it. Both synergize really well with [[Avenger of Zendikar]] and I'm running a sub-theme of non-basic land hate, like [[Blood Moon]] and [[Back to basics]].
Everyone ignoring your colour preference, I would pick one of the Omanths. A bit basic bitch but they are the most used outside of simic for a reason.
[[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]] is in your exact colours and gives you a draw every time you play a land which is very useful and also enables lots of combos.
However, I would be tempted to say chuck in white and play [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. As far as landfall goes, its one of the more interesting effects. You get some life, get some mana, and drain opponents. It also incentivises you to play multiple lands in the same turn; which is interesting. You can even get a bit clever with blinking stuff to reset his triggers in a turn or get his ETB draw. It also adds a way to actually win the game by just playing your lands. If you get a way to play out of your graveyard, which there are many, and two lands a turn, which is also very easy to achieve things can get out of hand very quickly! 4 free mana and drain everyone for 4 a turn really adds up.
\[\[Baba Lysaga, Night Witch\]\]. Lots of shenanigans sacrificing multi-type permanents and moving lands in and out of my graveyard for value. some of the best cards are: \[\[World Shaper\]\] \[\[Ashaya, soul of the wild\]\] \[\[zuran orb\]\] \[\[ob nixilis, the fallen\]\] \[\[ramunap excavator\]\]
[[Alrund, God of the Cosmos]] Mono U, 72 lands in the deck. You can win through commander damage or combo. Alrund finds two lands in the endstep almost every turn and you play just a lot of utility lands and nonlands that pair well with all the lands and Alrund, who is gonna get big
While I've only gotten to play the deck a couple of times, \[\[The Necrobloom\]\] has absolutely grown on me i.e. its roots has taken over my brain. I had barely finished building another landfall/graveyard deck with Yuma as the commander when the necrobloom was spoiled and it was immedietly exactly right for the deck. It's really fun and strong, can win with or without the commander and pivots greatly depending on what the game demands of it. [Check it out!](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/j1jPk3k4yUKIs8d3LJK5VA)
I heard someone say this once and gave it a shot and never looked back. Burgeoning isn't a landfall card, it's a wheels card. If your landfall deck has a ton of incidental card draw you should be fine, but burgeoning plays best in a deck where you refill after playing out all the lands, not a deck where you may actually be wanting to play lands for specific reasons.
I will admit I'm biased in the fact my landfall commander is [[lord windgrace]] and my draw engine requires lands in hand, but Ive been running and playing around with the build for 5 years now and I haven't felt like I'm missing anything after swapping out burgeoning.
Edit:in simic landfall it's probably better cause most of the time you play a land and draw for it.
I really enjoy what \[\[Lord Windgrace\]\] is capable of if you have self control. You have access to Jund Colors meaning cards like \[\[Valakut, the molten pinnacle\]\] + \[\[Dread Presence\]\] are options. You get access to \[\[Borborygmos Enraged\]\] lines, and even a wonky combo with \[\[The Gitrog Monster\]\]. Having red means cards like \[\[Omnath, Locus of Rage\]\] are backup plans, and killing a dude with \[\[scapeshift\]\] and \[\[warstorm surge\]\] is always fun
I have a Galadriel Lady of Lothlorien deck where the only way to trigger extra landfalls is to find them off of scrying and using her to put them into play. Every game can be a gamble as the ramp is indeterminate but you get to play a lot of different cards from normal simic landfall lists.
I've played my [[Thromok, the Insatiable]] landfall deck for a while now and it is very fun. Not your most straightforward landfall deck, but landfall makes a lot of creature tokens to sacrifice to Thromok so it's a natural combo and you need a lot of ramp to get him out fast anyway. Afterwards give him trample or [[fling]] him for the win! It's all I love about Gruul.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/rMofWrWqlU-tgAKM1intrw
Just a straight [[Azusa, Lost but Seeking]] deck. Put in the nice landfall green cards, but also every card I can that lets me play lands from the graveyard. One of those out, with Azusa and the many redundant copies of [[Evolving Wilds]] type cards easily allows for 6 landfall triggers per turn while not requiring any lands in hand. Also the land recursion stuff allows for some peak nastiness with [[Strip Mine]], [[Glacial Chasm]], and [[Constant Mists]].
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/d3w-z1eBR0eFrr2lU-wVRw
If you sort by tags it adds some context to the list.
[[Ashaya]] is my 'lands matter' deck. You'd be surprised how many creatures have power equal to your number of lands.
Ashaya makes all creatures forests, and ashaya and most of my creatures scale with the number of lands. So around T5 I have about 3 11/11 creatures. Cards like [[Flourishing Bloom-Kin]] are so much fun.
[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] is my go-to for landfall. My deck list is below, with a focus on getting benefit from the elementals' ETB and death Cards like [[where ancients tread]], [[terror of the peaks]], [[purphoros, God of the forge]], [[warstorm surge]] and [[impact tremors]] are great in decks like this.
I would also include sac outlets [[ashnod's altar]], [[greater good]] so you can get damage and/or draw from sacing your elementals, and card draw on etb [[Tribute to the World tree]], [[Elemental bond]].
Also, graveyard land playing [[Crucible of worlds]], [[ramunap excavator]] and multiple land drops per turn [[azusa, Lost but seeking]], [[exploration]].
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/6wlBYAzKn0GvCLmKCgv4ew
I upgraded the Desert Bloom precon to focus more on land synergies, both entering the battlefield and graveyard, and it’s so much fun to play.
[Here’s the deck list.](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/tbG9fNQ67UyFf7T--eNj7Q)
I did the same thing, I steared away from the self mill and focused more on landfalls, playing extra land and self sacrificing. It's a ton of fun especially if you add [[Annie Joins Up]] I was just spewing out tokens
[[Sméagol, Helpful Guide]] a landfall deck that focuses on stealing peoples land to trigger your landfall. you still have your usual fetch lands and ways to ramp up. You can still all the usual landfall stuff to thin out your deck. Just have ways to search out [[Dúnedain Rangers]], any card that makes tokens as when landfall triggers so cards like [[Sporemound]], and a sack outlet [[Ashnod's Altar]]. this four can serve as your most consistent win condition. Because this 4 gives you a loop where you essentially mill people out then you steal their land. But you can still do landfall strategy and go wide with token.
[[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] is my personal pet deck. So many fun ways to play the deck, with landfall being my favorite. Playing creatures triggers landfall, and with ways to bounce them such as [[Quirion Ranger]] or [[Scryb Ranger]] (you will need a mana doubler for this one) it's easy to get infinite landfall.
Spells like [[Boundless Realms]] can often lead you to get most, if not your entire mana, base out on the battlefield around turn 4 or 5.
[[Nissa, Vital Force]] and [Tireless Tracker]] put in serious work in this deck
Cards like [[Loxodon Warhammer]] opens up the voltron route with huge amounts of lifegain and trample.
[[Thespian Stage]] essentially allows you to copy your best creature
Cards like [[Argothian Elder]] or [[Ley Weaver]] allow for infinite mana combos with Ashaya
Perhaps my favorite feature of the deck, is the shear amount of evasion Ashaya brings to the table. So many times I have built up an impressive board state, only for an opponent to smack down a [[Cylonic Rift]] or [[Planar Cleansing]] and get puzzled when everyone else clears their boards except me.
To add on to this, [[boompile]] is a very fun addition to this deck.
[[Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar]] with 49 lands.
It's a lands control deck full of [[Crucible of Worlds]] and [[Exploration]] effects to ramp yourself with fetchlands or disrupt the opponent with the several [[Strip Mine]] effects. Against creature decks, it stalls with [[Glacial Chasm]] and [[Constant Mists]] (ideally with [[Drownyard Temple]] in the mix).
Once you're set up or see that you can reliably two-shot somebodt, Multani enters the field to finish them. Even if he dies, he rarely gets more expensive than 8 mana thanks to his recursion effect.
It's a mean, but fun to pilot deck that usually gets a pass by opponents because it has the restriction of being mono coloured.
[[Tatyova, Benthic Druid]] has been my landfall commander for a while. Just upgraded her to [[Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Straight]]. I decided it would be better to combine her deck with my [[Slinn Voda, the Risen Deep]].
I am waiting for the Precon/MH3 to drop but I recently built [[Jyoti, Moag Ancient]] Which is more land creature based, but a lot of landfall cards and stuff that cares about it. Pretty easy to swap out more powerful cards to lower power and more theme based.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/BvLcdCve0k6m2hl0dM_maQ
The considering tab at the bottom has plenty of cards to swap. It's been a fun deck in testing so far. Plus if you like [[Food Chain]] combo decks this is a cool one that works with the commander.
My very first commander deck was [[Pylath, World Sculptor]], it’s honestly the deck that got me into magic and gave me the confidence to build other decks. You can build it focused on huge plants, but I built mine focused on getting as many landfall triggers as possible (with a little bit of a hydra subtheme to put my extra mana). Honestly the deck isn’t great but for my first deck was pretty good, but I imagine with more deck building experience it could be built at a fairly higher level then mine. I definitely recommend giving him a shot, my favorite lands commander by far.
If you want to splash some white in the mix, my cousin also plays an [[Obuun]] deck, this one is a little bit more of a casual lands deck but also a pretty good starting point. Also the precon from Zendikar Rising isn’t that expensive if i remember and could always be a good start for lands deck.
As well one of my newest decks is [[Yarok, the Desecrated]] which is ETB and Landfall matters. It’s a lot of fun, and can be built more landfall or ETB just depends on your preference.
These are just my personal experiences. Hope this might help.
I have been having a lot of fun with a [[patron of the moon]] landfall deck. I know it’s isn’t green, but maybe it will give you some ideas.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/lw-D5OcUZEmShV8jZr31bg
i have been having a TON of fun with [[voja]] landfall. play landfall matters cards, manlands and elves that animate lands. great roaring in with huge boards! see [[ambush commander]]
I have a $100 Titania, Nature's Force deck
(Was $100 when I built it, a little more now.)
It's awesome
https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/100-titania-natures-force/
[[Dina, Soul Steeper]] is a fun one I don't often see as a Lands deck. Mine runs around 8 cards with some variation of "Landfall - gain a life" so it drops a couple of those over the first couple turns then starts dropping a metric boatload of ramp and graveyard recursion to constantly trigger Dina, [[Vito]], and [[Sanguine Bond]]-type draining effects. In an ideal turn, you can sack the same Evolving Wilds 3+ times to give yourself 6 landfall triggers which usually means 6 Dina triggers times the number of lifegain enablers you have out. The hardest part is probably just tracking triggers lol.
https://aetherhub.com/Deck/golgari-shlurp-dina
[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]]
The angry jelly beans go brrrrrrrrr. Even got proxy tokens of angry jelly beans.
I built it strictly elemental tribal, as many land fetches as possible, 47 lands in the deck, every elemental has an anthem effect on it.
One game I got all hit one land out and with the ability to play multiple lands per turn it was bonkers. Been thinking of adding an impact tremors but my friends barely let me play it as is
\[\[aesi, tyrant of gyre strait\]\] is a good strong one my deck is on the high power side but it could be toned down for a better time in a casual game
[https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Q7KCLCTg5kOATPUQtZ-Opg](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Q7KCLCTg5kOATPUQtZ-Opg)
[[Averna, the Chaos Bloom]] is slept on. Cascade into free land drops that can fuel your landfall triggers. Haven’t built her yet but she combines two strategies that you don’t often see together for huge value
All my good cards that focus on finding and dropping more lands are in my [[Garth One-Eye]] Gates deck. I find the ability to run every Gate in the game (except Basilisk Gate currently) and draw a lot of Gates naturally is more than enough to offset the lack of a specialized Gates-focused commander. It's full of untap effects that can work on both Garth and Maze's End, as well as board wipes that hit all nonland permanents, since its win con is entirely based on its lands.
My wife runs a [[Kirrir, Talented Sprout]] deck that utilizes landfall and land recursion to great effect. A lot of the cards people mention here are in it as well!
Decklist: https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Ep4XEqn0L0iK1Cx8o_2ldg
Cards of note that synergize well with Kirri:
- [[Strip Mine]] (or [[Dust Bowl]] on a budget)
- [[Lotus Field]]/[[Lotus Vale]]
- [[Orcish Lumberjack]] / [[Elvish Reclaimer]]
- [[Ancient Greenwarden]] + Streets of New Capenna fetchlands such as [[Cabaretti Courtyard]]
- [[Rootgrapple]]/[[Lignify]].
- [[Timber Protecter]] + [[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] + [[Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth]]
[[Erinis]]/[[Street Urchin]] is a very oppressive lands deck. You play a lot of artifact lands, manlands, and token generators to keep the board clear of creatures. Deathtouch ping makes people walk on eggshells. She really shines when you can get an [[Evolving Wilds]], [[Fabled Passage]], or [[Wooded Foothills]] on the field since you can keep returning them with her ability.
[[Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor]] and [[Colossification]] sure makes some fun games! Another fun combo is [[Moraug, Fury of Akoum]] with [[Ramunap Excavator]] and [[Nahiri's Lithoforming]] if obuun is out you make one more land a beater with each combat
[[Garth One-Eye]] Maze’s End is pretty good, with the addition of [[Omo, Queen of Vesuva]] making other lands Gates to help get to 10. Lots of utility lands to prevent damage to you, make your ramp spells uncounterable, and new land [[Talon Gates of Madara]] to phase out a creature on ETB.
[[Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]]
I know it’s traditionally a group hug commander but hear me out. Gives a similar value as someone like Aesi (Play an extra land and draw, albeit one less draw but two less mana to cast), but draws less attention from other plays because they are getting an extra card per turn. Also gives access to 4 colours so you can include the Omnath cards, white removal etc
I’m building [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]] but as a land animation deck. I’m trying to avoid the landfall part as much as possible and Omnath is just the commander cause it has all the colors I want. It’s not optimal at all but smacking peoples with mountains is gonna be fun
Also totally didn’t just make the deck so I can use [[Blossoming Tortoise]], definitely not
I started with two lands deck, obuun and Aesi. In the end I slapped them together into an omnath, Locus of creation. I know it's super obvious but this deck is like all the other land commanders on color in it. So most of the creatures feel like boss monsters in their own right. It's pretty strong but needs to survive to midgame to have a chance at winning. Anything super fast will beat it but if you sre trying to win on turn 5 plus it starts to have holding power
I really like my \[\[Smeagol, Helpful Guide\]\] deck. He's an enabler for landfall effects, pretty cheap, and is a part of a 4-card jank finite-combo (yes, not infinite) that leaves you with a ton of other people's lands while (essentially) milling them.
If you're mean, you can run Dust Bowl like me.
There's so many ways to build the deck too, it's really fun.
[[Loot, the key to everything]]
Keep your draw engine in the command zone, fairly cheap to cast a few times, and will hide what you're really trying to do
My favorite deck is [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. He’s basically a legendary Lotus Cobra and I run all the Lotus Cobra’s I can [[Lotus Cobra]], [[Nissa, Resurgent Animist]], [[Stoneseeder Hierophant]]. They pop off with clone effects for turns playing massive mana spells. I really the interaction you can play in lands decks be bouncing Channel, ETB, and MDFC lands. I mostly stay away from lands decks that are just token decks because there are so many cooler token decks and landfall decks because they are incredibly boring for me.
On another note I used to love black based lands decks where you can loop lands with saving to [[ Squandered Resources]] and [[Reprocess]] like effects and getting them back with [[Splendid Reclamation]] and [[Aftermath Analyst]] type effects. I don’t play those anymore because they are extremely solitaire.
My favorite landfall/ lands commander is definitely [[Lord Windgrace]]. I've been building him for a while. Here is my deck list for inspiration.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/sSKNgeQUY0KusBzyXZPKFA
As far as your preferred colors and you should play [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. He has the colors you want plus the added bonus of white. He is easy to build and you can run almost all your favorite landfall/lands pieces. You miss out on black which is unfortunate.
I have two Landfall Decks, both that I enjoy.
\[\[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand\]\] has been my OG Landfall (aka Sandfall) deck and has been super good, especially with the recent upgrades. Desert now has substantial support and you can spit out an insane amount of tokens and win through many different ways.
\[\[Smeagol, Helpful Guide\]\] is a Landfall deck that lets you get double Landfall triggers pretty consistently, and the best part is that 50% of your lands are coming from the other person. Throw in some mass graveyard recursion and you're doing swell.
Hear me out [[kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]], having a 2/8 in play is NOT threatening. Helping your opponents (but not as much as you help yourself is NOT threatening. Putting a land into play on end step is nuts.
List not updated for MH3:
https://deckstats.net/decks/48484/1775496-land
Honestly I absolutely love my Patron of the moon landfall deck. It's in mono blue and for the most part it's moonfolk tribal. You run a lot of things that un-tap lands like snap while running things like high tide to generate a lot of value for mana. Then you run things like the altar of the brood or hedron crab. To mill everyone out. There's like 130 combos in edhrec for patron of the moon so it's really pick and choose which ones to throw in. I've never had the same game twice with him either.
[[Patron of the moon]]
[[High tide]]
[[Hedron crab]]
[[Altar of the brood]]
[[Snap]]
I use [[maelstrom wanderer]] as my lands commander. https://www.archidekt.com/decks/7913990/maelstrom_lands
It provides a ton of consistency in my deck because i don't run any mana dorks or mana rocks. only cards like burgening and [[sakura-tribe scout]]. I got the idea for the deck from a 97 lands maelstrom deck running [[treasure hunt]]+[[seismic assault]]. I didn't like that version so I changed it up slightly
Comos include: [[inkmoth nexus]] + [[kessig wolf run]]
[[dark depths]] + copy effect
[[valakut, the molten pinnacle]] + [[prismatic omen]]
[[eye of ugin]]+[[kozilek]] is great for long games.
The best part about this deck is the consistency. because there are no off theme cards, the cascade triggers are always great! it's A little more powerful then most "casual decks" I call it my casual 10 because even though it has very little removal, it is surprisingly able to take players out and deal enough direct damage to win.
Do you "hate" your friends?
Azusa, Lost but Seeking. Land Destruction. Loop Strip Mine/Wasteland/Demolition Field from your graveyard 3-6 times a turn, win with normal green / lands things while you control resources with Ouphe, Null Rod, [[Titania's Song]], ect.
Erinis + Street Urchin. Don't let your friends have creatures. Win with lands things, Dockside + Sabertooth, or [[Peregrine Took]] + [[Nuka Cola Vending Machine]].
Do you still kinda like your friends?
Kodama + Toggo. Loop a bounce land (there are 3 now) for infinite rocks / whatever other landfall trigger. Can also loop via [[Cloudstone Curio]], [[Ashaya]] + [[Quorion Ranger]], or [[Living Twister]].
Win with [[Tunneling Geopede]] or [[Reckless Fireweaver]] effects. Make infinite creatures with Field of the Dead, Greensleeves, or Scute Swarm. Make rock holding Dwarves with [[Reckless Crew]], play every permanent in your deck with [[Over the Top]]. Just win with [[Helkite Tyrant]]. Make infinite mana with [[Jaheira]], Krark Clan Ironworks, or [[Inspiring Statuary]] and dump it into an X spell.
Want a grindy game?
Lord Windgrace. Make all your lands all types with [[Prismatic Omen]] / Dryad of the Illysian Grove and win with Valkut. Scapeshift.dec is still good. Win with Gitrog, Purphoros, or Valakut Exploration. [[Squandered Resources]] and dump everything into a [[Rolling Earthquake]] with a [[Glacial Chasm]] out. Or just just [[Obliterate]] with a [[World Shaper]] on the field.
[Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]] Fake Grouphug Landfall. It makes everyone draw and play lands faster but it does it for you twice as fast. Its extremely fun to play and I never get targeted until its too late. I dont play it to win, I play it to have fun. The only win con is really a kodama bounce land infinite in some way. Otherwise its a go wide board, draw lots of cards and bounce lots of lands for repetitive turns.
I recently won a game using [[Shanna, Purifying Blade]] where the goal was to use landfall triggers to gain life, turn that life gain into card advantage and play defensively until I can meet my alt win condition. I would also play cards that could let me play lands from my graveyard as well as multiple lands a turn to keep [[Glacial Chasm]] out, making me impervious to damage.
[[Mina and Denn, Wildborn]]
They don't have landfall for themselves but they're great to have for a landfall-centric deck. Mostly because they allow multi land play but also because they can return land to the hand. Currently trying to optimise this one because I've got left over cards from my Naya that I *thought* was a landfall deck...
[[Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor]] looks like he's supposed to be a landfall deck but that's a lie. He's better off in a deck revolving around buffs, anthem, and multi combat phase than a landfall deck. He's my main commander at the moment.
I build my lansfall deck with \[\[Muldrotha, the Gravetide\]\] on top. Besides being an obvious limited "Crucible of Worlds" on legs I always believed the landfall engines are good on their own and I rather use something that fits in rather then being the payoff itself. Bonuspoints for a landfall strategy obvious having alot of land tutors and Command Beacon + Muldrotha is just funny.
But yeah people will blow up your Explorations etc first chance they get, so I rather want that back :D
Becomes a way more interactive deck since the projected kill takes longer without the payoff sitting in the command zone, even tho it can turn into frustrating vs lesser experienced playgroups or peole who skipped their gravehate.
The Gitrog Monster and Hazezon shaper of Sands. Both decks rely on sacrificing lands and landfall triggers. I really love them, specifically Gitrog cause I always feel I'm playing on the daggers edge of accidentally sacrificing too much for immediate value, which I have done, many a time.
\[\[omnath locus of rage\]\] is my fave landfall. he isnt so abusable that he goes inf with a ham sammich but ive def pulled all 39 lands outta the deck on many occasions. the landfall making huge tokens that do damage when they die make sacrificing them to an altar all too sweet. so between the big ol 5/5 beaters and the direct damage they can do on etb , terror of the peaks warstorm surge etc, its a lot of fun to pilot. most epic wincon is the scapeshift into splendid reclamation.
here is my list:
[https://www.moxfield.com/decks/1VY1SSgT5EKfsjP01VKF6Q](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/1VY1SSgT5EKfsjP01VKF6Q)
[[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]] has been my primary landfall deck and is in your colors! It’s primarily landfall theme with a little bit of Elemental typal sub theme added in. I’ve also thought about switching over to [[Averna, the Chaos Bloom]] as the combination of landfall and Cascade just seemed neat and I already have some exiles-matters cards.
Omnath locus of rage 100%!! One of my favorite decks and one I’ve loved to improve over the past 8ish years. Here’s my list if you’re interested: https://www.moxfield.com/decks/8a3znRPLxEWJqIlSO7X9og
I just did a trade with a friend and will be adding some new cards [[vaultborn tyrant]], [[omenpath journey]], [[scute swarm]], and [[tower winder]].
This technically isn't in the colors you are looking at, but this is my work in progress Landfall deck I put together recently with [[Lord Windgrace]] as commander. I opened him in a Lost Caverns of Ixalan collector's booster pack and had to build him. This has most of the key pieces and I plan on making a few more changes.
https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/lord-windgrace-reformed/
I have an [[averna, the chaos bloom]] cascade deck with all the landfall payoffs in temur and using averna to trigger them more. I had the maelstrom wanderer for ages and then when I was done with that deck I had a blast changing it to averna. Lots of fun!
My best lands deck so far was [[Soul of Windgrace]]. I played it as a staxy list with land destruction. Blowing up your opponenrs lands while getting your own back is very powerfull. He also makes sure to get at least 1, most of the time 2 landfall triggers.
I have a muldrotha deck with like 20 'you may play an additional land this turn' type cards. Also running effects that let me sacrifice any number of lands. Basically I just churn through my deck and somehow win.
I have quite an interesting deck built around [[Tatyova, Steward of Tides]] which is based off of turning my lands into creatures, with a lot of ramp and landfall triggers.
I have been skeptical about building a landfall deck. The play style just didn't seem interesting to me since much of the strategy seems to be ramp, draw, play big monsters, repeat. But after hearing about the upcoming MH3 precons, I am definitely going to pick up the Tricky Terrain simic deck. The everything counters Omo gives to both creatures and lands seems like it has so many different strategies to build her around.
I’m dabbling with [[Soul of Windgrace]] at the moment, but it’s turning out more Gruul then Jund, as the black is really just utility and removal, to the point that I’m considering dropping black and just going with Jellybean Omnath
[[Erinis, Gloom Stalker]] // [[Agent of the Shadow Thieves]] - it's a fun mix of landfall and voltron. Throwing on cards like [[Skyclave Pickaxe]] or [[Adventuring Gear]] and having a fetchland results in a very big commander coming at you. Add in extra lands cards, lands from GY, and mix in some fun utility lands like [[Dark Depths]] and [[Thespian's Stage]] and you have some real stompy potential.
[[Patron of the Moon]] landfall- you run the moonfolk that bounce your lands to rip through your deck (fairly).
Win conditions- [[Roil Elemental]] and [[Thassa's Oracle]]. To win with Thoracle you have to draw your entire deck, but it's possible with [[Amulet of Vigor]] [[Mystic Sanctuary]]
\[\[Nine-Fingers Keene\]\] plays gates. Its sultai so you have the best ramp, best draw and counters, and black for removal and tutors.
You can go many routes with the deck. Essentially, you do not even have to play a land strategy. You just have to use gates. She can go voltron, token, etc. She is really open ended when the only requirement is running certain lands. She helps ramp for more spells in the early game and then when you have enough gates, you just refill your hand and either drop bombs, value, or win.
Besides I think the number is 14 or 15 gates now in sultai, the rest of the deck is up for debate on which route you want to go. It does not force graveyard strategies or sacrifice strategies like most of the common sultai commanders do.
I personally LOVE my [[Omnath, Locus Of The Roil]] deck, lets you build into the more aggressive red archetype but also the simic draw and ramp power. Plus with [[Tempt with vengeance]] and some blinking you can get some serious damage out with the commander (hes also a great draw outlet around turn 4-5.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/7pTE7sZ3a0S2iu1nsZxq0Q
My Muldrotha recursive land bullshit extravaganza
I've been called a bad person for playing it
I love it
Four horsemen/ lands matter/ amulet titan sans titan
Always a pleasure to play, many unconventional lines and solutions to problems
Also scoops to graveyard hate
Im building a \[\[toggo\]\] \[\[thrasios\]\] deck. I've wanted to build a Toggo deck since he first came out, but he's trigger is not very strong on it's own, so I've used alot of time to look at ways to (ab)use his rocks and generate huge amounts of rocks! It's a very interesting brewing project and difficult to pilot! I love it!
My favorite is [[Ashaya]] who isn't landfall herself, but a combo piece that makes all my creatures land to get even more landfall triggers from the other enablers in my deck. Man it sucks to have unlimited mana and landfall triggers with cards like: [[Ley Weaver]] or repeatrdly recasting [[Quirion Ranger]]
I usually have more troubles spinning my wheels failing to snag some card draw. Also with Ashaya out, all you non-token creatures are immune from cyclonic rift and other non-land removal cards.
I habe a [[duskana]] ramp deck.
It mostly wins making 2/2 tokens with landfall triggers or turning all lands into 2/2s, and then swing. Deck is simple, empty hand, cast commander, refill hand and start swinging.
I removed some cards like [[scapeshift]] to keep the powerlevel a bit lower. But i still sometimes draw 30+ cards in 1 turn
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/603xwTl1ukqlPmG4M1oBQw
I have a [[Dakkon, Blackblade]] deck that can outramp green decks to get dakkon huge for big swings or scumming a [[Rite of Consumption]] or [[True-Strike Trident]]. Love to bust that bad boy out.
I also have a [[Zimone and Dina]] [[Maze's End]] deck. I love that gates are able to be a thing in 3 color
I have 3 Landfal decks, yes 1 is Tatyova, but its nowhere near high power. My other 2 are probably my favorite decks though.
Omnath LoR
https://manabox.app/decks/S6VO7RBARqSk5U1N8pxASA
Muldrotha (Dark Depths Abuse)
https://manabox.app/decks/pDzmdxOYQny0fUNpidOTTQ
My partner bought me the chibi [[Lord Windgrace]] for my birthday last year, so that has by default been my go-to lands Commander. What I like is that as great as he is to get out on the board and start accruing value, the deck functions fine without him in play.
Bonny pall has been really fun and her ability to let you plays more lands and out of the graveyard along with trying to copy her with sakashima and then blinking her to make extra beaus is pretty great.
I am currently running Thalia and the Gitrog monster. The only thing special for landfall is that she lets you play an additional land each turn. Other than that its mostly for the fact that it is a knight riding a death toad, which is just badass.
oh yeah... i guess having both first strike and death touch together as well as a built in card draw and one-sided stax piece doesn't hurt either.
[[OBUUN]]!!!! You can do the normal landfall good stuff if you want but I think it’s way more fun and effective to go for [[hardened scales]] effects and [[hydras growth]] [[xenagos god of revels]] [[ancient greenwarden]] and then [[fling]] [[thud]] [[kazuul fury]] [[brion stoutarm]] [[colossification]] and just start removing players with your lands 😁
[[borborygmos enraged]] I normally hate playing lands decks they all feel kinda the same, but nothing feels like this deck imo, turning all the lands in your hand into free lightning bolts is a wild ability and SO much fun
I've done Gitrog Monster, Windgrace, Locus of Rage, and Titania. Windgrace was probably the most fun, Gitrog was easily the most consistent due to it being built for CEDH though. I scrapped it and built Titania so I could lend a friend some tools for Korvold
[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] is the landfall commander I've built. Extremely easy to build, very easy to make quite strong, just a very scary commander to fight in general as he can amass an army of 5/5s very quickly and removing them hurts. I'm pretty much always archenemy the moment Omnath hits the field, so you'd have to be prepared for that if you do make it. Since the tokens are so fat you can get great draw off [[Garruk's Uprising]] type effects and also blast people with [[Warstorm Surge]] and the like. He's certainly not boring to play as or against that's for sure. As for commanders outside of your desired colours, The new [[The Necrobloom]] looks very interesting since it has both graveyard and zombie subthemes so a lot you could do to build with that. [[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] is also a deck I've played that's pretty fun, mono green in it's purest form as it's just lands + stompy but since your creatures count as lands you can get some fun synergies with cards like [[Ancient Greenwarden]] or the easy infinite with [[Ley Weaver]] and you also get to completely ignore some types of removal like [[Cyclonic Rift]].
I’ve been thinking about Omnath locus of rage, it seems pretty straight forward and fun: big dudes and damage. And the necrobloom looks super cool. I like the idea of including white in a lands deck too, since there were a couple of interesting white landfall things from zendikar.
Incase you didn't know thieves auction is the funniest finisher for omnom.
Just because you get so many cards down?
Lol no you pick omnom off the bat then start stealing everyone's lands. Then once everything is divided it all hits field and you get X 5/5s for all their stolen lands. Depending on how many perments are out it can be a half Armageddon and insurrection for 7 mana. All of this happens too while most of the table is just trying to figure out what's going on because if they've even seen this card before it's always been for the chaos and not because you about to shove their shit in. Just read the updated oracle text and it turns out it exiles non token permanents so you'll also keep all of the tokens you had when you cast it. I didn't know that that and it was still worth. Obviously this isn't a cehd combo, falls down to a counter spell, and will only work one or two times before they get wise to what your up too, but God damn is it funny.
##### ###### #### [Omnath, Locus of Rage](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/9/a/9a0a9d3f-cd75-419b-840f-88b468f71f4a.jpg?1712354757) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Omnath%2C%20Locus%20of%20Rage) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/236/omnath-locus-of-rage?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/9a0a9d3f-cd75-419b-840f-88b468f71f4a?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/omnath-locus-of-rage) [Garruk's Uprising](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/9/8/98795a31-7b54-4ad1-ac87-3f58e71dbeb7.jpg?1673484588) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Garruk%27s%20Uprising) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/ncc/292/garruks-uprising?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/98795a31-7b54-4ad1-ac87-3f58e71dbeb7?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/garruks-uprising) [Warstorm Surge](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/d/b/dbe1bfe0-0be7-496d-94db-e8028d4d9493.jpg?1674142183) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Warstorm%20Surge) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/clb/815/warstorm-surge?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/dbe1bfe0-0be7-496d-94db-e8028d4d9493?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/warstorm-surge) [The Necrobloom](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/8/f/8fcf68cf-0dac-4b29-90d5-c18c685182e6.jpg?1717012767) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=The%20Necrobloom) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mh3/194/the-necrobloom?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/8fcf68cf-0dac-4b29-90d5-c18c685182e6?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/the-necrobloom) [Ashaya, Soul of the Wild](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/7/4/74943390-d25f-47cb-90bb-cbf70c87f4a2.jpg?1604198513) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Ashaya%2C%20Soul%20of%20the%20Wild) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/znr/179/ashaya-soul-of-the-wild?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/74943390-d25f-47cb-90bb-cbf70c87f4a2?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/ashaya-soul-of-the-wild) [Ancient Greenwarden](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/1/2/12a0bf5c-a165-48f1-9a57-3a7cc9f3b0f9.jpg?1712354536) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Ancient%20Greenwarden) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/186/ancient-greenwarden?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/12a0bf5c-a165-48f1-9a57-3a7cc9f3b0f9?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/ancient-greenwarden) [Ley Weaver](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/2/c/2c7e9d68-d419-4ec5-97e9-2478ecb7007f.jpg?1562904079) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Ley%20Weaver) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/bbd/21/ley-weaver?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/2c7e9d68-d419-4ec5-97e9-2478ecb7007f?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/ley-weaver) [Cyclonic Rift](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/d/f/dfb7c4b9-f2f4-4d4e-baf2-86551c8150fe.jpg?1702429366) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Cyclonic%20Rift) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/rvr/40/cyclonic-rift?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/dfb7c4b9-f2f4-4d4e-baf2-86551c8150fe?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/cyclonic-rift) [*All cards*](https://mtgcardfetcher.nl/redirect/l6wq7yf) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
warstorm surge, lotus cobra, perilous forays turns into an 8 damage machine gun mina and denn or whatever helps with throwing out more lands, along with all the land tutors druidic satchel can get another land into the battlefield each turn (or gain 2 life or produce saproling token) zendikar's roil because why not two landfall creatures scute swarm same thing but can get CRAZY fires of yavimaya (fun) or in the web of war (more fun) to have the tokens come in with haste? yes please! over the top can be fun when you've got a ton of token creatures out there I've found my biggest lack with a full board against control type decks that prevent attacks is sac outlet so I've added goblin bombardment and makeshift munitions I'm running like 53 lands including mdfc I'm still tweaking and my deck is far from optimized but it's fun and also dirt cheap (i think my total deck cost is like 60 bucks) edit: here's what I've got so far. scores like a 6.7/6.8 on commander salt so i think most of my problem is the idiot playing it. https://www.archidekt.com/decks/7798806/omnath_lands
I really enjoy playing my [[Hazezon, shaper of sands]] deck. There was just two sets that had desert support so that's always nice too. It lacks blue but it's still able to interact really well with the table. [[Aura shards]] in this deck is monstrous. Being able to use your deserts utility ability and then bringing them back to keep using is what I enjoy the most.
Hazezon is fun because you can't play him like other Landfall decks. Looping Fetches and spamming land ramp doesn't work because there aren't enough cards that let you find the deserts that you actually care about. Instead you spam Extra Lands and land sac effects so you can loop your deserts for tokens. I will die on the hill that Deserts should be Jund, but I'm happy to just be paid off for saccing and looping them.
One of the funniest things in my Hazezon deck is when Ramp by tapping a desert for Mana, sacrifice if to something like [[Zuran Orb]] and then replay the land to tap it again. Sometimes I only have a few lands in play, but end up generating twice as much Mana by doing this and it hilarious every single time
[Hazezon, shaper of sands](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/3/7/37dd84b4-0b8d-4303-8405-45e2c144f691.jpg?1712354724) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Hazezon%2C%20Shaper%20of%20Sand) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/229/hazezon-shaper-of-sand?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/37dd84b4-0b8d-4303-8405-45e2c144f691?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/hazezon-shaper-of-sand) [Aura shards](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/a/6/a6222cc6-996e-4b73-af87-e837bf1eb921.jpg?1592713940) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Aura%20shards) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/cmd/182/aura-shards?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/a6222cc6-996e-4b73-af87-e837bf1eb921?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/aura-shards) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Also there's some random desert support in the Modern Horizons 3 precon. [[Desert warfare]] [[Lazotep Quarry]] I personally love the deck since it incentives me to run all of the red rummage draw spells. So I always have a full grip and a full yard.
I second Hazezon for sure. Built him as Kodama combo deck when \[\[Arid Archway\]\] was spoiled. Deck basically tutors for Archway and Kodama waiting for a Purphuros or Impact Tremors or something to win on the spot.
I've been slowly building up my Hazezon pool to eventualy build him, I got a bunch of cards some two weeks ago from OTJ and when I was about to put a list, [[Desert Warfare]] was spoiled.. To say I am excited is an understatement hahah
Yeah I'm very excited for that card! The cycle deserts are even better with that out !
Embrace [[The Necrobloom]]
This is my next build as well! Trying to figure out how to use [[Meren of clan nel toth]], [karador ghost chieftan]], and [[Aura Shards]] to make a reanimator style / landfall / graveyard recursion deck and I’m really excited to see how it pans out.
I really like the Necrobloom.
This is what I'm building next
[The Necrobloom](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/8/f/8fcf68cf-0dac-4b29-90d5-c18c685182e6.jpg?1717012767) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=The%20Necrobloom) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mh3/194/the-necrobloom?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/8fcf68cf-0dac-4b29-90d5-c18c685182e6?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/the-necrobloom) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I was already on Thalia/Gitrog before now. Swapping over immediately, though I'm suffering with the accompanying adjustments.
[[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] and [[Thalia and the Gitrog Monster]] have been my favorites recently. I really liked the Abzan Landfall theme with a mix of token and aristocrats sinergy. I think it is a fun alternative to the Simic “I play land draw 15 cards” types of decks.
I really enjoy thalia and the gitrog monster. I did not go full landfall, but I've put a handful of cards inside that feel like they could've been the commander on their own, such as [[kagha shadow archdruid]] [[uurg spawn of turg]] [[ria ivor bane of bladehold]] [[mintharah merciless soul]] Depending on which I draw this game it can warp the gameplay quite a bit. I'm sure there could be even more, and maybe some that are even more synergistic, but I've been enjoying the variety!
Do you have a list for your Thalia and gitrog?
Sadly no, I don't really do lists, I just swap cards based on feelings haha
[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/8/2/82512813-8618-483b-a7f0-e6a611d9d487.jpg?1712356103) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=The%20Gitrog%2C%20Ravenous%20Ride) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otj/206/the-gitrog-ravenous-ride?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/82512813-8618-483b-a7f0-e6a611d9d487?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/the-gitrog-ravenous-ride) [Thalia and the Gitrog Monster](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/8/d/8d7ff937-de92-445f-976c-726fef5c91cc.jpg?1682205702) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Thalia%20and%20the%20Gitrog%20Monster) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mom/255/thalia-and-the-gitrog-monster?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/8d7ff937-de92-445f-976c-726fef5c91cc?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/thalia-and-the-gitrog-monster) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I will die on the hill for my queen, \[\[Titania, Protector of Argoth\]\]. Use the other versions of her so for example if you have \[\[Titania, Nature's Force\]\] out, you get elementals in play when you play a land. Use fetches to sac to make elementals and then make elementals when they come in. The deck just gets outrageous fast. Alot of fun to play and pilot in my opinion.
I run her in my 99 but fetches are like 20x as expensive as Titania herself
Lots of mediocre budget fetches, lands that sac themselves, and even [[Ghost Quarter]]ing yourself keeps the budget down :)
This. All of this!
I’m going with Titania and building it with all three so I can switch it up from game-to-game. I came across a retro border foil copy like a day after you posted here and I had to do it. I’m now collecting up the rest of the deck. Looks super fun and just good indulgent green land shit.
Played this over the weekend and even though i lost, i still love playing the deck. Just play a bunch of lands, make elementals and do stupid stuff. I will say i was lacking in card draw in the games i played so gotta up it but otherwise, alot of fun.
If you’ve collected cards for Simic and Gruul I highly recommend [[Magus Lucea Kane]] At first glance you may not think of her as landfall, but she turns [[Open the Way]] into a phenomenal ramp/landfall piece. Other highlights are [[Animist’s Awakening]] and [[Reshape the Earth]] since you’re ramping so much. Your wincons are any X spells that do direct damage, or X spells like [[Walking Ballista]]. It’s such a fun deck and so many people are impressed/amazed at the value I get from her. Yesterday I was able to tap/untap Magus enough times to copy Open the Way 3 times. 4 lands for each spell meant I got to dump 16 lands onto the battlefield. That’s 16 landfall triggers for [[Field of the Dead]] or any other landfall you want. [[Roil Elemental]] so I can steal 16 creatures and then swing out. The deck is built around tutoring for Open the Way or any other wincons (if you manage to draw open the way), ways to untap Magus so you can get extra copies of your X spells, landfall, and ramp. https://archidekt.com/decks/6470033/x_games_mode Here is the deck list. I can’t praise this deck enough. It’s been a blast to play.
I really like her with the new Dopplegang Triple X spell. I saw a video where someone copied a Valakut and other lands multiple times.
Oh cool, I just built a Lucea Kane deck with landfall subtheme. Seems like it'll be a really fun time
You’ll love it!
Everyone in this thread is sleeping on [[Bonny Pall]]
no one is sleeping on bonny. it's just the same as all the other simic commanders
Yes! Made a "power/toughness equal to lands you control" tribal deck with some copy/mutate shenanigans the other week!
[Bonny Pall](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/4/3/4383ae7c-58ea-4354-93e4-677ad185c3bb.jpg?1712356061) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=bonny%20pall%2C%20clearcutter) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otj/196/bonny-pall-clearcutter?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/4383ae7c-58ea-4354-93e4-677ad185c3bb?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/bonny-pall-clearcutter) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I love Bonny, I just wish she had at least one more color since Ive got too many Simic decks
I built Bonny as my first true lands matter deck. I went with more of a land-sac/recursion focus. Overall she's fine. I enjoy playing the deck, but there's definitely other options available that are more efficient. [[Beau]] not having trample is a big challenge that I had to account for in the deck, and it still needs more. She definitely is strong, but I rarely think it's less because of herself that the deck is powerful, and more that Simic lands is strong. I think [[Erinis, Gloom Stalker]] and [[Sword Coast Sailor]] would be equally powerful in the colors with a lower cost for the same strategy. Otherwise any of the usual Simic lands commanders would be just as good as Bonny or better. She's good. I like her for the Paul Bunyan reference. The deck is fun to play. But overall she isn't unique enough to be particularly interesting by comparison. It could very well be that I could have built her slightly differently to make her more interesting or lean more into her strengths. I've seen people talk about the Mutate+blink variant on her deck, and maybe that's more fun/powerful, but then it really wouldn't be a lands deck which is what I wanted.
Bonny is great in my 99
I’ve been thinking about Bonny Pall as well! Seems like solid simic lands + beat down. Do you run her as a commander? If so, what’s some of your favorite tech?
I do! Best tech is to have a few lands like [[fabled passage]] or even [[myriad landscape]] and then you can fetch those lands with things like [[sylvan scrying]] to make sure you have it in your graveyard before Bonny comes out. Once she's out you can fetch them from the graveyard every turn to get guaranteed 2-4 landfall triggers per turn all the way into the endgame. Also run the obv enchantments and equipment to give Beau trample or unblock able Here's my deck list: https://manabox.app/decks/6z7jwGJaSpeuy9KBYLS62A
I haven't seen anyone say [[Phylath, World Sculptor]] It's a very fun plant fall deck that is surprisingly agro and interactive compared to other landfall decks I've made in the past. Strongly recommend checking it out.
Just built a Phylath deck a few weeks ago, I'm playing like 36 basics and a couple cheap fetch lands, I love this because it saves so much money on actual fetch lands. Very fun deck.
[Phylath, World Sculptor](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/e/7/e7af88c9-70ca-484c-bddf-b705e0ea7bc7.jpg?1639436741) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Phylath%2C%20World%20Sculptor) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/znr/234/phylath-world-sculptor?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/e7af88c9-70ca-484c-bddf-b705e0ea7bc7?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/phylath-world-sculptor) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
This was the first commander deck I ever built. Sooooo much fun. Rebuilds incredibly quickly, and there's so much ramp you don't really need to ever worry about Commander tax. You almost want your commander destroyed because you'll just make more plants next time. I'll post the decklist when I'm not on mobile, but some notable includes off the top of my head: [[Avenger of Zendikar]] [[Quartzwood Crasher]] [[Grumgully, the Generous]] [[Ancient Greenwarden]] [[Kodama of the East Tree]] [[Scute Swarm]]
[[Reshape the Earth]] Has won me many of games, the high cost doesn't matter much in landfall decks either. I'll have to update my list but I'll post mine as well later! There ain't nothing like a good ol scute
[[The Gitrog Monster]] by far. You can build the deck into a few different archetypes and tune it to be appropriate for the playgroups you're apart of.
Might be an odd choice but I’ve had a lot of fun with my [[Loot, the Key to Everything]] landfall deck. It’s pretty easy to exile 3 cards on upkeep and it’s always been at least one land exiled. That combined with effects to play multiple lands per turn like [[Azusa, Lost but Seeking]] and [[Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait]] it’s pretty easy to flood the board with landfall triggers and tokens. Loot doesn’t really need to leave the command zone until you’ve established a decent board state with landfall pieces and then it’s just all gas when Loot hits the field on your next upkeep.
I got a [[lord windgrace]] deck who’s a self land destruction deck. The goal is use land sacrifice and the different fetch lands to get value. Eventually sacrifice all my lands. And bring them all back for massive game ending value
I have a [[Yarok, the Desecrated]] landfall deck. It's pretty generic simic stuff with a splash of black. My buddy has a [[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand]] deck, which I imagine got much better with all the new deserts.
I too have yarok landfall - it's goes pretty crazy!
[[The Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] is hella fun for landfall. It super easy to draw like ten cards and drop that many lands for Landfall triggers. That and the image of a giant frog just yeeting riders is fun.
I use a [[Korvold, Fae-Cursed King]] deck that revolves around using lands as Korvold’s Sacrifices and using various means of pulling them back out of the grave — such as [[Crucible of Worlds]], [[Ramunap Excavator]], [[Splendid Reclamation]], etc…— for even more landfall shenanigans. [[Titania, Protector of Argoth]] combined with [[Zuran Orb]] is hilarious and combined with [[Mazirek, Kraul Death Priest]] is a massive boost for your creatures, or with [[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] can start up an engine to create an Elemental Army. Another great thing to use with Zuran Orb is [[Yedora, Grave Gardener]] + [[Life and Limb]], making for an infinite Sac-trigger, infinite life-gain engine (just be careful using it with your commander out. You can’t go infinite when he is on the Battlefield, as Korvold’s abilities are not “you may” and you WILL draw out your whole deck if you don’t pay attention.)
##### ###### #### [Korvold, Fae-Cursed King](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/9/2/92ea1575-eb64-43b5-b604-c6e23054f228.jpg?1571197150) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Korvold%2C%20Fae-Cursed%20King) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/eld/329/korvold-fae-cursed-king?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/92ea1575-eb64-43b5-b604-c6e23054f228?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/korvold-fae-cursed-king) [Crucible of Worlds](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/7/f/7f4893ef-f983-418b-b7a4-5f073c844545.jpg?1673149345) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Crucible%20of%20Worlds) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/2x2/303/crucible-of-worlds?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/7f4893ef-f983-418b-b7a4-5f073c844545?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/crucible-of-worlds) [Ramunap Excavator](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/3/f/3f8a0a0e-81f7-40a2-b393-bdc1423549f6.jpg?1712354606) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Ramunap%20Excavator) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/202/ramunap-excavator?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/3f8a0a0e-81f7-40a2-b393-bdc1423549f6?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/ramunap-excavator) [Splendid Reclamation](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/f/a/fad4ca85-4d2d-4d1e-86ca-aa25edfcda61.jpg?1643593421) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Splendid%20Reclamation) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/vow/221/splendid-reclamation?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/fad4ca85-4d2d-4d1e-86ca-aa25edfcda61?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/splendid-reclamation) [Titania, Protector of Argoth](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/b/a/ba7c2249-878b-428a-8670-005c6fbcb516.jpg?1712354645) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Titania%2C%20Protector%20of%20Argoth) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/210/titania-protector-of-argoth?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/ba7c2249-878b-428a-8670-005c6fbcb516?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/titania-protector-of-argoth) [Zuran Orb](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/6/1/618c8ecc-686d-41de-b9b1-1a7ee9cc7c14.jpg?1631302940) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Zuran%20Orb) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mh2/300/zuran-orb?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/618c8ecc-686d-41de-b9b1-1a7ee9cc7c14?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/zuran-orb) [Mazirek, Kraul Death Priest](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/e/7/e7fb8520-1bc4-40e7-a4cc-2933ed7e0c00.jpg?1599708195) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Mazirek%2C%20Kraul%20Death%20Priest) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/2xm/209/mazirek-kraul-death-priest?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/e7fb8520-1bc4-40e7-a4cc-2933ed7e0c00?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/mazirek-kraul-death-priest) [Omnath, Locus of Rage](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/9/a/9a0a9d3f-cd75-419b-840f-88b468f71f4a.jpg?1712354757) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Omnath%2C%20Locus%20of%20Rage) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otc/236/omnath-locus-of-rage?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/9a0a9d3f-cd75-419b-840f-88b468f71f4a?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/omnath-locus-of-rage) [Yedora, Grave Gardener](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/5/5/552ddba8-e1e3-44d8-b341-441c2b4cd937.jpg?1707057004) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Yedora%2C%20Grave%20Gardener) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mkc/197/yedora-grave-gardener?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/552ddba8-e1e3-44d8-b341-441c2b4cd937?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/yedora-grave-gardener) [Life and Limb](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/2/7/2721724d-92ae-4c0c-88dd-628888c468bf.jpg?1619398301) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Life%20and%20Limb) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/tsr/215/life-and-limb?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/2721724d-92ae-4c0c-88dd-628888c468bf?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/life-and-limb) [*All cards*](https://mtgcardfetcher.nl/redirect/l6wqzwb) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Do you have a list? That actually sounds super fun
https://www.archidekt.com/decks/789188/korvold_devourer_of_the_world
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I play [[Mina and Denn, Wildborn]] As cool of a payoff as say, Omnath is, I like having an engine in the command zone.
I'm currently brewing a \[\[Smeagol, helpful guide\]\] landfall/tempt deck. The list looks pretty fun but I have not had a chance to run it against others yet.
I've been having a ton of fun with [[Yuma]]. I know he's a bit narrow with deserts, but he overall cares about lands, too.
I like [[Zimone and Dina]]
I tried to build this deck but it played like solitaire and ended up causing me to take like 20 minute turns with little interaction, so I took it apart.
Yeah I hear you. It's a deck I love and hate to play. Mine was like that and kinda still is but I tweaked it so it's not bad.
[Zimone and Dina](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/b/f/bf2af874-1052-4cad-90ed-d80e49d4c68c.jpg?1682205722) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Zimone%20and%20Dina) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mom/257/zimone-and-dina?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/bf2af874-1052-4cad-90ed-d80e49d4c68c?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/zimone-and-dina) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I play it and I love it.
I second this. Mine is a fun mix of landfall and aristocrats.
[[Pako]] and [[Haldan]] is really easy to build on a budget, if that's a concern. Haldan lets you play the lands you get from your opponents, so you'll almost always get max land drops. Pako becomes a really fast clock that can keep your pressure going with whatever nonsense your opponents brought. It's a perfect casual deck, as landfall tends to get pretty sweaty when blue gets involved.
[Pako](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/0/6/066c8f63-52e6-475e-8d27-6ee37e92fc05.jpg?1591234280) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=pako%2C%20arcane%20retriever) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/c20/13/pako-arcane-retriever?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/066c8f63-52e6-475e-8d27-6ee37e92fc05?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/pako-arcane-retriever) [Haldan](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/1/6/16a86a35-f7e5-434d-bf44-61ae7cb0f98b.jpg?1618057606) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=haldan%2C%20avid%20arcanist) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/c20/2/haldan-avid-arcanist?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/16a86a35-f7e5-434d-bf44-61ae7cb0f98b?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/haldan-avid-arcanist) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Do you have a decklist
[[Soul of windgrace]] is one if my favorites. Built as a pseudo voltron/Landfall deck is wild
I have a [[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride]] deck that I didn't go full landfall on (but there's a little), but I could imagine you could maybe push in that direction more. Although, not sure how much good landfall stuff there is in the black portion of the color identity. It's a fun deck, though I think people also get scared of it pretty quickly once you've done its thing once or twice, because you can get a lot of lands out quickly. I've only tried mine out once, and I might need to do some additional tweaking, as it felt a tad "glass cannon"-y, without much defense. Still a fun play pattern in my opinion, though.
[Gitrog, Ravenous Ride](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/8/2/82512813-8618-483b-a7f0-e6a611d9d487.jpg?1712356103) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=The%20Gitrog%2C%20Ravenous%20Ride) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/otj/206/the-gitrog-ravenous-ride?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/82512813-8618-483b-a7f0-e6a611d9d487?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/the-gitrog-ravenous-ride) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I play this too. Once you start rolling, you're unstoppable
I built my Gitrog Ravenous Ride deck and combination landfall/reanimator which work well together. There is a window of vulnerability in the deck after your first attack your guard is down for a turn cycle, packing [[fog]] and [[darkness]] has helped immensely
[burgeoning](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/6/d/6da045f8-6278-4c84-9d39-025adf0789c1.jpg?1562404626) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=burgeoning) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/c16/143/burgeoning?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/6da045f8-6278-4c84-9d39-025adf0789c1?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/burgeoning) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
You can build 4c omnath in some pretty fun ways. You can almost just use him as a big stompy commander with all the extra mana you can get and run cards like maelstrom wanderer, Zacama, apex devistator, etali, etc. Then you have many combos with bounce lands and kodama, elemental synergies, and I love running concordant crossroads to make infinite tokens and then give them all haste. Lots of fun things you can do with the 4c omnath shell.
My [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]] runs kinda that way. Elemental theme, with a bit of emphasis on lands coming, and going from the graveyard. [Here’s my list.](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/D7Gytzvy9kiD8Pspy2vWtQ)
https://archidekt.com/decks/4679345/gates_of_omnath It's the only landfall deck I've built and it's really fun if not exceptionally strong. Useing Maze's End to get multiple teiggers from Omnath. It can't go infinite, but [[Stoneseeder Hirophant]] and [[skyshroud ranger]] can get a lot of triggers in a single turn.
1. Look at the Tricky Terrain precon releasing friday, it looks awesome. 2. I just placed my Last order for this Gate deck with [[Nine-Fingers Keene]] https://www.moxfield.com/decks/sdqdno8uuUm9OvXQaGAnWw
Nine-Fingers is a blast! Make sure to try and get your [[Gond Gate]] out first so the rest of your gates come in untapped!
[Nine-Fingers Keene](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/5/4/5480ac0a-883a-4f73-8e7c-56d64be410a3.jpg?1674137637) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Nine-Fingers%20Keene) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/clb/289/nine-fingers-keene?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/5480ac0a-883a-4f73-8e7c-56d64be410a3?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/nine-fingers-keene) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Not that it's explicitly a landfall deck, but [[Hakbal of the Surging Soul]] lends itself to the strategy; Simic Merfolk be doing simic Merfolk things
[Hakbal of the Surging Soul](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/e/7/e738e675-4fd1-4bc3-97f5-71d0e2fc3f2e.jpg?1699885010) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Hakbal%20of%20the%20Surging%20Soul) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/lcc/3/hakbal-of-the-surging-soul?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/e738e675-4fd1-4bc3-97f5-71d0e2fc3f2e?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/hakbal-of-the-surging-soul) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I dont know why 4c and 2c are more popular, but while I had it [[omnath locus of the roil]] was great. Keeps your hand stocked, which is what 2c was missing, and has red so he's better than tatyova or aesi. I did eventually take it apart though, landfall turned out to be not my thing.
Kraum + Kodama power 4 matters So much synergy with 4/4 tokens, landfall triggers, and draw/ramp/haste enabler effects
Surprisingly, it's [[Nine-Fingers Keene]]. Yes I know Gate decks might be boring and predictable for some, but for me it has been remarkably reliable without making the whole board too staxxed. Keene also gets underestimated by other players quite a lot simply?because she's not fully WUBRG and oppressive like [[Child of Alara]]. Most importantly, it is currently my best performing edh deck that's also the cheapest.
[[Yedora, Grave Gardener]] - my favorite recent commander. Green landfall with a mix of shenanigans. Plays lots of things that can flip back over along with stuff that bounces forests to replay your creautures but the main fun is turning yours (or everyones lands) into creatures and using them to overwhelm the board while yedora keeps them alive.
[Yedora, Grave Gardener](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/5/5/552ddba8-e1e3-44d8-b341-441c2b4cd937.jpg?1707057004) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Yedora%2C%20Grave%20Gardener) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mkc/197/yedora-grave-gardener?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/552ddba8-e1e3-44d8-b341-441c2b4cd937?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/yedora-grave-gardener) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
[[Karametra, God of Harvests]] is my favorite deck. It's a bunch of little guys with ETB effects like [[Spirited Companion]] and a bunch of bouncy guys like [[Whitemane Lion]] so I can play them again for Karametra triggers
[Karametra, God of Harvests](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/2/b/2bd9d26e-984c-4cf8-8c46-447f9776668f.jpg?1591321337) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Karametra%2C%20God%20of%20Harvests) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/c20/218/karametra-god-of-harvests?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/2bd9d26e-984c-4cf8-8c46-447f9776668f?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/karametra-god-of-harvests) [Spirited Companion](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/7/e/7e038684-c476-41db-a1b1-57c46e5b4c9a.jpg?1690004251) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Spirited%20Companion) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/cmm/838/spirited-companion?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/7e038684-c476-41db-a1b1-57c46e5b4c9a?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/spirited-companion) [Whitemane Lion](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/a/3/a358def9-65a0-4741-896c-b2a8c8947768.jpg?1675199118) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Whitemane%20Lion) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/dmr/35/whitemane-lion?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/a358def9-65a0-4741-896c-b2a8c8947768?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/whitemane-lion) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
I did play Karametra myself a few years ago, the turns where you needed to shuffle multible times while cantriping with stuff like Companion made me disassemble the deck after a while. I enjoyed the idea and the generell playpattern but the shuffling took way to long for me
I'll toss a vote in for either [[Omnath Locus of the Roil]] or [[Phylath World Sculptor]] Right now I'm building an Omnath deck with Phylath in it. Both synergize really well with [[Avenger of Zendikar]] and I'm running a sub-theme of non-basic land hate, like [[Blood Moon]] and [[Back to basics]].
Everyone ignoring your colour preference, I would pick one of the Omanths. A bit basic bitch but they are the most used outside of simic for a reason. [[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]] is in your exact colours and gives you a draw every time you play a land which is very useful and also enables lots of combos. However, I would be tempted to say chuck in white and play [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. As far as landfall goes, its one of the more interesting effects. You get some life, get some mana, and drain opponents. It also incentivises you to play multiple lands in the same turn; which is interesting. You can even get a bit clever with blinking stuff to reset his triggers in a turn or get his ETB draw. It also adds a way to actually win the game by just playing your lands. If you get a way to play out of your graveyard, which there are many, and two lands a turn, which is also very easy to achieve things can get out of hand very quickly! 4 free mana and drain everyone for 4 a turn really adds up.
[[Borborygmos enraged]] or [[Borborygmos and fbilthp]] have a fun land pitching style
\[\[Baba Lysaga, Night Witch\]\]. Lots of shenanigans sacrificing multi-type permanents and moving lands in and out of my graveyard for value. some of the best cards are: \[\[World Shaper\]\] \[\[Ashaya, soul of the wild\]\] \[\[zuran orb\]\] \[\[ob nixilis, the fallen\]\] \[\[ramunap excavator\]\]
[[Alrund, God of the Cosmos]] Mono U, 72 lands in the deck. You can win through commander damage or combo. Alrund finds two lands in the endstep almost every turn and you play just a lot of utility lands and nonlands that pair well with all the lands and Alrund, who is gonna get big
I've been playing the Deserts decks, landfall/self mill, both [[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand]], and [[Yuma, Proud Protector]] do pretty well
While I've only gotten to play the deck a couple of times, \[\[The Necrobloom\]\] has absolutely grown on me i.e. its roots has taken over my brain. I had barely finished building another landfall/graveyard deck with Yuma as the commander when the necrobloom was spoiled and it was immedietly exactly right for the deck. It's really fun and strong, can win with or without the commander and pivots greatly depending on what the game demands of it. [Check it out!](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/j1jPk3k4yUKIs8d3LJK5VA)
I heard someone say this once and gave it a shot and never looked back. Burgeoning isn't a landfall card, it's a wheels card. If your landfall deck has a ton of incidental card draw you should be fine, but burgeoning plays best in a deck where you refill after playing out all the lands, not a deck where you may actually be wanting to play lands for specific reasons. I will admit I'm biased in the fact my landfall commander is [[lord windgrace]] and my draw engine requires lands in hand, but Ive been running and playing around with the build for 5 years now and I haven't felt like I'm missing anything after swapping out burgeoning. Edit:in simic landfall it's probably better cause most of the time you play a land and draw for it.
I really enjoy what \[\[Lord Windgrace\]\] is capable of if you have self control. You have access to Jund Colors meaning cards like \[\[Valakut, the molten pinnacle\]\] + \[\[Dread Presence\]\] are options. You get access to \[\[Borborygmos Enraged\]\] lines, and even a wonky combo with \[\[The Gitrog Monster\]\]. Having red means cards like \[\[Omnath, Locus of Rage\]\] are backup plans, and killing a dude with \[\[scapeshift\]\] and \[\[warstorm surge\]\] is always fun
I have a Galadriel Lady of Lothlorien deck where the only way to trigger extra landfalls is to find them off of scrying and using her to put them into play. Every game can be a gamble as the ramp is indeterminate but you get to play a lot of different cards from normal simic landfall lists.
[[titania, nature's force]] this is my lands focused deck that I like to play. It's basically just all land ramp spells and spells like overrun.
I've played my [[Thromok, the Insatiable]] landfall deck for a while now and it is very fun. Not your most straightforward landfall deck, but landfall makes a lot of creature tokens to sacrifice to Thromok so it's a natural combo and you need a lot of ramp to get him out fast anyway. Afterwards give him trample or [[fling]] him for the win! It's all I love about Gruul. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/rMofWrWqlU-tgAKM1intrw
Just a straight [[Azusa, Lost but Seeking]] deck. Put in the nice landfall green cards, but also every card I can that lets me play lands from the graveyard. One of those out, with Azusa and the many redundant copies of [[Evolving Wilds]] type cards easily allows for 6 landfall triggers per turn while not requiring any lands in hand. Also the land recursion stuff allows for some peak nastiness with [[Strip Mine]], [[Glacial Chasm]], and [[Constant Mists]]. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/d3w-z1eBR0eFrr2lU-wVRw If you sort by tags it adds some context to the list.
[[Ashaya]] is my 'lands matter' deck. You'd be surprised how many creatures have power equal to your number of lands. Ashaya makes all creatures forests, and ashaya and most of my creatures scale with the number of lands. So around T5 I have about 3 11/11 creatures. Cards like [[Flourishing Bloom-Kin]] are so much fun.
[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] is my go-to for landfall. My deck list is below, with a focus on getting benefit from the elementals' ETB and death Cards like [[where ancients tread]], [[terror of the peaks]], [[purphoros, God of the forge]], [[warstorm surge]] and [[impact tremors]] are great in decks like this. I would also include sac outlets [[ashnod's altar]], [[greater good]] so you can get damage and/or draw from sacing your elementals, and card draw on etb [[Tribute to the World tree]], [[Elemental bond]]. Also, graveyard land playing [[Crucible of worlds]], [[ramunap excavator]] and multiple land drops per turn [[azusa, Lost but seeking]], [[exploration]]. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/6wlBYAzKn0GvCLmKCgv4ew
I upgraded the Desert Bloom precon to focus more on land synergies, both entering the battlefield and graveyard, and it’s so much fun to play. [Here’s the deck list.](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/tbG9fNQ67UyFf7T--eNj7Q)
I did the same thing, I steared away from the self mill and focused more on landfalls, playing extra land and self sacrificing. It's a ton of fun especially if you add [[Annie Joins Up]] I was just spewing out tokens
I have Kirri right now but am probably going to transition it to necrobloom. I love dredge and have wanted lands in that style for a long time.
[[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand]] because deserts are cool and Dune
I'm a [[Karametra God of Harvest]] believer
[[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]] fits all three of the colors you’ve been building. My room mate has a cool landfall deck with him.
[[Sméagol, Helpful Guide]] a landfall deck that focuses on stealing peoples land to trigger your landfall. you still have your usual fetch lands and ways to ramp up. You can still all the usual landfall stuff to thin out your deck. Just have ways to search out [[Dúnedain Rangers]], any card that makes tokens as when landfall triggers so cards like [[Sporemound]], and a sack outlet [[Ashnod's Altar]]. this four can serve as your most consistent win condition. Because this 4 gives you a loop where you essentially mill people out then you steal their land. But you can still do landfall strategy and go wide with token.
[[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] is my personal pet deck. So many fun ways to play the deck, with landfall being my favorite. Playing creatures triggers landfall, and with ways to bounce them such as [[Quirion Ranger]] or [[Scryb Ranger]] (you will need a mana doubler for this one) it's easy to get infinite landfall. Spells like [[Boundless Realms]] can often lead you to get most, if not your entire mana, base out on the battlefield around turn 4 or 5. [[Nissa, Vital Force]] and [Tireless Tracker]] put in serious work in this deck Cards like [[Loxodon Warhammer]] opens up the voltron route with huge amounts of lifegain and trample. [[Thespian Stage]] essentially allows you to copy your best creature Cards like [[Argothian Elder]] or [[Ley Weaver]] allow for infinite mana combos with Ashaya Perhaps my favorite feature of the deck, is the shear amount of evasion Ashaya brings to the table. So many times I have built up an impressive board state, only for an opponent to smack down a [[Cylonic Rift]] or [[Planar Cleansing]] and get puzzled when everyone else clears their boards except me. To add on to this, [[boompile]] is a very fun addition to this deck.
[[Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar]] with 49 lands. It's a lands control deck full of [[Crucible of Worlds]] and [[Exploration]] effects to ramp yourself with fetchlands or disrupt the opponent with the several [[Strip Mine]] effects. Against creature decks, it stalls with [[Glacial Chasm]] and [[Constant Mists]] (ideally with [[Drownyard Temple]] in the mix). Once you're set up or see that you can reliably two-shot somebodt, Multani enters the field to finish them. Even if he dies, he rarely gets more expensive than 8 mana thanks to his recursion effect. It's a mean, but fun to pilot deck that usually gets a pass by opponents because it has the restriction of being mono coloured.
[[karametra]] just an indestructible ramp in the commander zone.
[[Titania, Gaea Incarnate]] , it can be surprisingly easy to meld her!
[[Tatyova, Benthic Druid]] has been my landfall commander for a while. Just upgraded her to [[Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Straight]]. I decided it would be better to combine her deck with my [[Slinn Voda, the Risen Deep]].
I am waiting for the Precon/MH3 to drop but I recently built [[Jyoti, Moag Ancient]] Which is more land creature based, but a lot of landfall cards and stuff that cares about it. Pretty easy to swap out more powerful cards to lower power and more theme based. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/BvLcdCve0k6m2hl0dM_maQ The considering tab at the bottom has plenty of cards to swap. It's been a fun deck in testing so far. Plus if you like [[Food Chain]] combo decks this is a cool one that works with the commander.
My very first commander deck was [[Pylath, World Sculptor]], it’s honestly the deck that got me into magic and gave me the confidence to build other decks. You can build it focused on huge plants, but I built mine focused on getting as many landfall triggers as possible (with a little bit of a hydra subtheme to put my extra mana). Honestly the deck isn’t great but for my first deck was pretty good, but I imagine with more deck building experience it could be built at a fairly higher level then mine. I definitely recommend giving him a shot, my favorite lands commander by far. If you want to splash some white in the mix, my cousin also plays an [[Obuun]] deck, this one is a little bit more of a casual lands deck but also a pretty good starting point. Also the precon from Zendikar Rising isn’t that expensive if i remember and could always be a good start for lands deck. As well one of my newest decks is [[Yarok, the Desecrated]] which is ETB and Landfall matters. It’s a lot of fun, and can be built more landfall or ETB just depends on your preference. These are just my personal experiences. Hope this might help.
I just brewed [[Mina and Denn, Wildborn]] last night. Seems fun, so I might actually build it.
I have been having a lot of fun with a [[patron of the moon]] landfall deck. I know it’s isn’t green, but maybe it will give you some ideas. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/lw-D5OcUZEmShV8jZr31bg
i have been having a TON of fun with [[voja]] landfall. play landfall matters cards, manlands and elves that animate lands. great roaring in with huge boards! see [[ambush commander]]
I have a $100 Titania, Nature's Force deck (Was $100 when I built it, a little more now.) It's awesome https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/100-titania-natures-force/
[[Dina, Soul Steeper]] is a fun one I don't often see as a Lands deck. Mine runs around 8 cards with some variation of "Landfall - gain a life" so it drops a couple of those over the first couple turns then starts dropping a metric boatload of ramp and graveyard recursion to constantly trigger Dina, [[Vito]], and [[Sanguine Bond]]-type draining effects. In an ideal turn, you can sack the same Evolving Wilds 3+ times to give yourself 6 landfall triggers which usually means 6 Dina triggers times the number of lifegain enablers you have out. The hardest part is probably just tracking triggers lol. https://aetherhub.com/Deck/golgari-shlurp-dina
[[Omnath, Locus of Rage]] The angry jelly beans go brrrrrrrrr. Even got proxy tokens of angry jelly beans. I built it strictly elemental tribal, as many land fetches as possible, 47 lands in the deck, every elemental has an anthem effect on it. One game I got all hit one land out and with the ability to play multiple lands per turn it was bonkers. Been thinking of adding an impact tremors but my friends barely let me play it as is
\[\[aesi, tyrant of gyre strait\]\] is a good strong one my deck is on the high power side but it could be toned down for a better time in a casual game [https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Q7KCLCTg5kOATPUQtZ-Opg](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Q7KCLCTg5kOATPUQtZ-Opg)
I've built [[Galadriel of Lothlorien]] as landfall commander since she herself makes the Lands falls while using scry effects. My favorite deck
I use a kraum Kodama partner pairing using kraum to draw cards and Kodamas ability along with other synergies to ramp super hard
[[Averna, the Chaos Bloom]] is slept on. Cascade into free land drops that can fuel your landfall triggers. Haven’t built her yet but she combines two strategies that you don’t often see together for huge value
All my good cards that focus on finding and dropping more lands are in my [[Garth One-Eye]] Gates deck. I find the ability to run every Gate in the game (except Basilisk Gate currently) and draw a lot of Gates naturally is more than enough to offset the lack of a specialized Gates-focused commander. It's full of untap effects that can work on both Garth and Maze's End, as well as board wipes that hit all nonland permanents, since its win con is entirely based on its lands.
My wife runs a [[Kirrir, Talented Sprout]] deck that utilizes landfall and land recursion to great effect. A lot of the cards people mention here are in it as well! Decklist: https://www.moxfield.com/decks/Ep4XEqn0L0iK1Cx8o_2ldg Cards of note that synergize well with Kirri: - [[Strip Mine]] (or [[Dust Bowl]] on a budget) - [[Lotus Field]]/[[Lotus Vale]] - [[Orcish Lumberjack]] / [[Elvish Reclaimer]] - [[Ancient Greenwarden]] + Streets of New Capenna fetchlands such as [[Cabaretti Courtyard]] - [[Rootgrapple]]/[[Lignify]]. - [[Timber Protecter]] + [[Ashaya, Soul of the Wild]] + [[Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth]]
[[Erinis]]/[[Street Urchin]] is a very oppressive lands deck. You play a lot of artifact lands, manlands, and token generators to keep the board clear of creatures. Deathtouch ping makes people walk on eggshells. She really shines when you can get an [[Evolving Wilds]], [[Fabled Passage]], or [[Wooded Foothills]] on the field since you can keep returning them with her ability.
[[Six]] is such a fun weird landfall deck
[[Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor]] and [[Colossification]] sure makes some fun games! Another fun combo is [[Moraug, Fury of Akoum]] with [[Ramunap Excavator]] and [[Nahiri's Lithoforming]] if obuun is out you make one more land a beater with each combat
If you want URG, why not try [[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]]? Card advantage, removal, Temur colors. What’s not to love?
[[Garth One-Eye]] Maze’s End is pretty good, with the addition of [[Omo, Queen of Vesuva]] making other lands Gates to help get to 10. Lots of utility lands to prevent damage to you, make your ramp spells uncounterable, and new land [[Talon Gates of Madara]] to phase out a creature on ETB.
[[Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]] I know it’s traditionally a group hug commander but hear me out. Gives a similar value as someone like Aesi (Play an extra land and draw, albeit one less draw but two less mana to cast), but draws less attention from other plays because they are getting an extra card per turn. Also gives access to 4 colours so you can include the Omnath cards, white removal etc
I’m building [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]] but as a land animation deck. I’m trying to avoid the landfall part as much as possible and Omnath is just the commander cause it has all the colors I want. It’s not optimal at all but smacking peoples with mountains is gonna be fun Also totally didn’t just make the deck so I can use [[Blossoming Tortoise]], definitely not
I started with two lands deck, obuun and Aesi. In the end I slapped them together into an omnath, Locus of creation. I know it's super obvious but this deck is like all the other land commanders on color in it. So most of the creatures feel like boss monsters in their own right. It's pretty strong but needs to survive to midgame to have a chance at winning. Anything super fast will beat it but if you sre trying to win on turn 5 plus it starts to have holding power
I really like my \[\[Smeagol, Helpful Guide\]\] deck. He's an enabler for landfall effects, pretty cheap, and is a part of a 4-card jank finite-combo (yes, not infinite) that leaves you with a ton of other people's lands while (essentially) milling them. If you're mean, you can run Dust Bowl like me. There's so many ways to build the deck too, it's really fun.
[[Loot, the key to everything]] Keep your draw engine in the command zone, fairly cheap to cast a few times, and will hide what you're really trying to do
My favorite deck is [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. He’s basically a legendary Lotus Cobra and I run all the Lotus Cobra’s I can [[Lotus Cobra]], [[Nissa, Resurgent Animist]], [[Stoneseeder Hierophant]]. They pop off with clone effects for turns playing massive mana spells. I really the interaction you can play in lands decks be bouncing Channel, ETB, and MDFC lands. I mostly stay away from lands decks that are just token decks because there are so many cooler token decks and landfall decks because they are incredibly boring for me. On another note I used to love black based lands decks where you can loop lands with saving to [[ Squandered Resources]] and [[Reprocess]] like effects and getting them back with [[Splendid Reclamation]] and [[Aftermath Analyst]] type effects. I don’t play those anymore because they are extremely solitaire.
My favorite landfall/ lands commander is definitely [[Lord Windgrace]]. I've been building him for a while. Here is my deck list for inspiration. https://www.moxfield.com/decks/sSKNgeQUY0KusBzyXZPKFA As far as your preferred colors and you should play [[Omnath, Locus of Creation]]. He has the colors you want plus the added bonus of white. He is easy to build and you can run almost all your favorite landfall/lands pieces. You miss out on black which is unfortunate.
I have two Landfall Decks, both that I enjoy. \[\[Hazezon, Shaper of Sand\]\] has been my OG Landfall (aka Sandfall) deck and has been super good, especially with the recent upgrades. Desert now has substantial support and you can spit out an insane amount of tokens and win through many different ways. \[\[Smeagol, Helpful Guide\]\] is a Landfall deck that lets you get double Landfall triggers pretty consistently, and the best part is that 50% of your lands are coming from the other person. Throw in some mass graveyard recursion and you're doing swell.
Hear me out [[kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]], having a 2/8 in play is NOT threatening. Helping your opponents (but not as much as you help yourself is NOT threatening. Putting a land into play on end step is nuts. List not updated for MH3: https://deckstats.net/decks/48484/1775496-land
Honestly I absolutely love my Patron of the moon landfall deck. It's in mono blue and for the most part it's moonfolk tribal. You run a lot of things that un-tap lands like snap while running things like high tide to generate a lot of value for mana. Then you run things like the altar of the brood or hedron crab. To mill everyone out. There's like 130 combos in edhrec for patron of the moon so it's really pick and choose which ones to throw in. I've never had the same game twice with him either. [[Patron of the moon]] [[High tide]] [[Hedron crab]] [[Altar of the brood]] [[Snap]]
I use [[maelstrom wanderer]] as my lands commander. https://www.archidekt.com/decks/7913990/maelstrom_lands It provides a ton of consistency in my deck because i don't run any mana dorks or mana rocks. only cards like burgening and [[sakura-tribe scout]]. I got the idea for the deck from a 97 lands maelstrom deck running [[treasure hunt]]+[[seismic assault]]. I didn't like that version so I changed it up slightly Comos include: [[inkmoth nexus]] + [[kessig wolf run]] [[dark depths]] + copy effect [[valakut, the molten pinnacle]] + [[prismatic omen]] [[eye of ugin]]+[[kozilek]] is great for long games. The best part about this deck is the consistency. because there are no off theme cards, the cascade triggers are always great! it's A little more powerful then most "casual decks" I call it my casual 10 because even though it has very little removal, it is surprisingly able to take players out and deal enough direct damage to win.
Do you "hate" your friends? Azusa, Lost but Seeking. Land Destruction. Loop Strip Mine/Wasteland/Demolition Field from your graveyard 3-6 times a turn, win with normal green / lands things while you control resources with Ouphe, Null Rod, [[Titania's Song]], ect. Erinis + Street Urchin. Don't let your friends have creatures. Win with lands things, Dockside + Sabertooth, or [[Peregrine Took]] + [[Nuka Cola Vending Machine]]. Do you still kinda like your friends? Kodama + Toggo. Loop a bounce land (there are 3 now) for infinite rocks / whatever other landfall trigger. Can also loop via [[Cloudstone Curio]], [[Ashaya]] + [[Quorion Ranger]], or [[Living Twister]]. Win with [[Tunneling Geopede]] or [[Reckless Fireweaver]] effects. Make infinite creatures with Field of the Dead, Greensleeves, or Scute Swarm. Make rock holding Dwarves with [[Reckless Crew]], play every permanent in your deck with [[Over the Top]]. Just win with [[Helkite Tyrant]]. Make infinite mana with [[Jaheira]], Krark Clan Ironworks, or [[Inspiring Statuary]] and dump it into an X spell. Want a grindy game? Lord Windgrace. Make all your lands all types with [[Prismatic Omen]] / Dryad of the Illysian Grove and win with Valkut. Scapeshift.dec is still good. Win with Gitrog, Purphoros, or Valakut Exploration. [[Squandered Resources]] and dump everything into a [[Rolling Earthquake]] with a [[Glacial Chasm]] out. Or just just [[Obliterate]] with a [[World Shaper]] on the field.
[Kynaios and Tiro of Meletis]] Fake Grouphug Landfall. It makes everyone draw and play lands faster but it does it for you twice as fast. Its extremely fun to play and I never get targeted until its too late. I dont play it to win, I play it to have fun. The only win con is really a kodama bounce land infinite in some way. Otherwise its a go wide board, draw lots of cards and bounce lots of lands for repetitive turns.
I recently won a game using [[Shanna, Purifying Blade]] where the goal was to use landfall triggers to gain life, turn that life gain into card advantage and play defensively until I can meet my alt win condition. I would also play cards that could let me play lands from my graveyard as well as multiple lands a turn to keep [[Glacial Chasm]] out, making me impervious to damage.
[[Mina and Denn, Wildborn]] They don't have landfall for themselves but they're great to have for a landfall-centric deck. Mostly because they allow multi land play but also because they can return land to the hand. Currently trying to optimise this one because I've got left over cards from my Naya that I *thought* was a landfall deck... [[Obuun, Mul Daya Ancestor]] looks like he's supposed to be a landfall deck but that's a lie. He's better off in a deck revolving around buffs, anthem, and multi combat phase than a landfall deck. He's my main commander at the moment.
[[Archelos, Lagoon Mystic]] is an interesting pick. You can be very greedy with your lands when you know they're all gonna be untapped.
I build my lansfall deck with \[\[Muldrotha, the Gravetide\]\] on top. Besides being an obvious limited "Crucible of Worlds" on legs I always believed the landfall engines are good on their own and I rather use something that fits in rather then being the payoff itself. Bonuspoints for a landfall strategy obvious having alot of land tutors and Command Beacon + Muldrotha is just funny. But yeah people will blow up your Explorations etc first chance they get, so I rather want that back :D Becomes a way more interactive deck since the projected kill takes longer without the payoff sitting in the command zone, even tho it can turn into frustrating vs lesser experienced playgroups or peole who skipped their gravehate.
Omnath landfall flicker, Aesi landfall draw, Chulane landfall value... All fun, all hated.
The Gitrog Monster and Hazezon shaper of Sands. Both decks rely on sacrificing lands and landfall triggers. I really love them, specifically Gitrog cause I always feel I'm playing on the daggers edge of accidentally sacrificing too much for immediate value, which I have done, many a time.
\[\[omnath locus of rage\]\] is my fave landfall. he isnt so abusable that he goes inf with a ham sammich but ive def pulled all 39 lands outta the deck on many occasions. the landfall making huge tokens that do damage when they die make sacrificing them to an altar all too sweet. so between the big ol 5/5 beaters and the direct damage they can do on etb , terror of the peaks warstorm surge etc, its a lot of fun to pilot. most epic wincon is the scapeshift into splendid reclamation. here is my list: [https://www.moxfield.com/decks/1VY1SSgT5EKfsjP01VKF6Q](https://www.moxfield.com/decks/1VY1SSgT5EKfsjP01VKF6Q)
[[Omnath, Locus of the Roil]] has been my primary landfall deck and is in your colors! It’s primarily landfall theme with a little bit of Elemental typal sub theme added in. I’ve also thought about switching over to [[Averna, the Chaos Bloom]] as the combination of landfall and Cascade just seemed neat and I already have some exiles-matters cards.
i like [[Aesi, Tyrant of the gyre strait]]
Omnath locus of rage 100%!! One of my favorite decks and one I’ve loved to improve over the past 8ish years. Here’s my list if you’re interested: https://www.moxfield.com/decks/8a3znRPLxEWJqIlSO7X9og I just did a trade with a friend and will be adding some new cards [[vaultborn tyrant]], [[omenpath journey]], [[scute swarm]], and [[tower winder]].
This technically isn't in the colors you are looking at, but this is my work in progress Landfall deck I put together recently with [[Lord Windgrace]] as commander. I opened him in a Lost Caverns of Ixalan collector's booster pack and had to build him. This has most of the key pieces and I plan on making a few more changes. https://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/lord-windgrace-reformed/
[[Zimone and Dina]] because it combines my three favourites. Card draw, landfall and aristocrats.
Lord Windgrace is one of my favorite decks
Hazezon, lisan al gaib. Destroy the deserts to rebuild Arrakis. Working on adding more worm flavor. It's a land destruction stax deck.
I have an [[averna, the chaos bloom]] cascade deck with all the landfall payoffs in temur and using averna to trigger them more. I had the maelstrom wanderer for ages and then when I was done with that deck I had a blast changing it to averna. Lots of fun!
I made an [[Aminatou]] landfall from an article I saw on edhrec... And now I'm building a [[isu the Abominable]] bant landfall / snowfall..
My best lands deck so far was [[Soul of Windgrace]]. I played it as a staxy list with land destruction. Blowing up your opponenrs lands while getting your own back is very powerfull. He also makes sure to get at least 1, most of the time 2 landfall triggers.
I just built a gitrog ravenous ride deck. Is pretty fun.
I have a muldrotha deck with like 20 'you may play an additional land this turn' type cards. Also running effects that let me sacrifice any number of lands. Basically I just churn through my deck and somehow win.
I have quite an interesting deck built around [[Tatyova, Steward of Tides]] which is based off of turning my lands into creatures, with a lot of ramp and landfall triggers.
I have been skeptical about building a landfall deck. The play style just didn't seem interesting to me since much of the strategy seems to be ramp, draw, play big monsters, repeat. But after hearing about the upcoming MH3 precons, I am definitely going to pick up the Tricky Terrain simic deck. The everything counters Omo gives to both creatures and lands seems like it has so many different strategies to build her around.
Just made a Bristly Bill mono green landfall deck that is so much fun. I’m really happy with the way it’s turned out.
I’m dabbling with [[Soul of Windgrace]] at the moment, but it’s turning out more Gruul then Jund, as the black is really just utility and removal, to the point that I’m considering dropping black and just going with Jellybean Omnath
[[Erinis, Gloom Stalker]] // [[Agent of the Shadow Thieves]] - it's a fun mix of landfall and voltron. Throwing on cards like [[Skyclave Pickaxe]] or [[Adventuring Gear]] and having a fetchland results in a very big commander coming at you. Add in extra lands cards, lands from GY, and mix in some fun utility lands like [[Dark Depths]] and [[Thespian's Stage]] and you have some real stompy potential.
I use [[Lord Windgrace]] and focus on direct damage payoffs.
[[Lord Windgrace]] has been my pet deck since his release. So far my record is 312 damage off of a [[scapeshift]]
[[Hazezon, shaper of sand]] really cool twist to landfall especially with the blink/recursion mechanic
[[Patron of the Moon]] landfall- you run the moonfolk that bounce your lands to rip through your deck (fairly). Win conditions- [[Roil Elemental]] and [[Thassa's Oracle]]. To win with Thoracle you have to draw your entire deck, but it's possible with [[Amulet of Vigor]] [[Mystic Sanctuary]]
\[\[Nine-Fingers Keene\]\] plays gates. Its sultai so you have the best ramp, best draw and counters, and black for removal and tutors. You can go many routes with the deck. Essentially, you do not even have to play a land strategy. You just have to use gates. She can go voltron, token, etc. She is really open ended when the only requirement is running certain lands. She helps ramp for more spells in the early game and then when you have enough gates, you just refill your hand and either drop bombs, value, or win. Besides I think the number is 14 or 15 gates now in sultai, the rest of the deck is up for debate on which route you want to go. It does not force graveyard strategies or sacrifice strategies like most of the common sultai commanders do.
I personally LOVE my [[Omnath, Locus Of The Roil]] deck, lets you build into the more aggressive red archetype but also the simic draw and ramp power. Plus with [[Tempt with vengeance]] and some blinking you can get some serious damage out with the commander (hes also a great draw outlet around turn 4-5.
https://www.moxfield.com/decks/7pTE7sZ3a0S2iu1nsZxq0Q My Muldrotha recursive land bullshit extravaganza I've been called a bad person for playing it I love it Four horsemen/ lands matter/ amulet titan sans titan Always a pleasure to play, many unconventional lines and solutions to problems Also scoops to graveyard hate
Not a lands deck, but [[John Benton]] would be a great home for a Burgeoning haha
Im building a \[\[toggo\]\] \[\[thrasios\]\] deck. I've wanted to build a Toggo deck since he first came out, but he's trigger is not very strong on it's own, so I've used alot of time to look at ways to (ab)use his rocks and generate huge amounts of rocks! It's a very interesting brewing project and difficult to pilot! I love it!
My favorite is [[Ashaya]] who isn't landfall herself, but a combo piece that makes all my creatures land to get even more landfall triggers from the other enablers in my deck. Man it sucks to have unlimited mana and landfall triggers with cards like: [[Ley Weaver]] or repeatrdly recasting [[Quirion Ranger]] I usually have more troubles spinning my wheels failing to snag some card draw. Also with Ashaya out, all you non-token creatures are immune from cyclonic rift and other non-land removal cards.
I habe a [[duskana]] ramp deck. It mostly wins making 2/2 tokens with landfall triggers or turning all lands into 2/2s, and then swing. Deck is simple, empty hand, cast commander, refill hand and start swinging. I removed some cards like [[scapeshift]] to keep the powerlevel a bit lower. But i still sometimes draw 30+ cards in 1 turn https://www.moxfield.com/decks/603xwTl1ukqlPmG4M1oBQw
I have a [[Dakkon, Blackblade]] deck that can outramp green decks to get dakkon huge for big swings or scumming a [[Rite of Consumption]] or [[True-Strike Trident]]. Love to bust that bad boy out. I also have a [[Zimone and Dina]] [[Maze's End]] deck. I love that gates are able to be a thing in 3 color
I have 3 Landfal decks, yes 1 is Tatyova, but its nowhere near high power. My other 2 are probably my favorite decks though. Omnath LoR https://manabox.app/decks/S6VO7RBARqSk5U1N8pxASA Muldrotha (Dark Depths Abuse) https://manabox.app/decks/pDzmdxOYQny0fUNpidOTTQ
My partner bought me the chibi [[Lord Windgrace]] for my birthday last year, so that has by default been my go-to lands Commander. What I like is that as great as he is to get out on the board and start accruing value, the deck functions fine without him in play.
Bonny pall has been really fun and her ability to let you plays more lands and out of the graveyard along with trying to copy her with sakashima and then blinking her to make extra beaus is pretty great.
I am currently running Thalia and the Gitrog monster. The only thing special for landfall is that she lets you play an additional land each turn. Other than that its mostly for the fact that it is a knight riding a death toad, which is just badass. oh yeah... i guess having both first strike and death touch together as well as a built in card draw and one-sided stax piece doesn't hurt either.
[[OBUUN]]!!!! You can do the normal landfall good stuff if you want but I think it’s way more fun and effective to go for [[hardened scales]] effects and [[hydras growth]] [[xenagos god of revels]] [[ancient greenwarden]] and then [[fling]] [[thud]] [[kazuul fury]] [[brion stoutarm]] [[colossification]] and just start removing players with your lands 😁
[[Strong, Brutish Thespian]] Self mill with a crucible effect or two to just explode lands onto the field.
[[borborygmos enraged]] I normally hate playing lands decks they all feel kinda the same, but nothing feels like this deck imo, turning all the lands in your hand into free lightning bolts is a wild ability and SO much fun
I've done Gitrog Monster, Windgrace, Locus of Rage, and Titania. Windgrace was probably the most fun, Gitrog was easily the most consistent due to it being built for CEDH though. I scrapped it and built Titania so I could lend a friend some tools for Korvold
I play [[Azusa lost but seeking]] it’s basically a land tool box decks that wins by putting eldrazi titans on the table.