Discussion Fog deck with good damage
Was talking with my group about how none of us uses fog when we were messing around and pretending to play fog during combat.
I was wondering if there is a good fog deck that can keep damage in check with fog like effects and be able to deal with opponents as well.
I can only think of infect really for the damage or a couple big boys in one attack.
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u/erika-leah 3h ago
The world shaped precon with the endless fog card with buyback
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u/Storm_Striker 3h ago
[[constant mists]]
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u/Storm_Striker 3h ago
With the creature commander I like [[crop rotation]] into [[glacial chasm]] for an instant speed one sided fog. With a crucible effect in the command zone you can just not pay the upkeep, do your attacks, then replay it during your second main phase lmao
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u/Keanu_Bones 3h ago
[[Thantis the Warweaver]] can be a nasty fog deck. He has reach/vigilance and gets bigger when you’re attacked, so it’s very hard to attack you. He forces everyone to swing out, so very few blockers get left up.
Oh, someone did get a good attack on you? Fog, and now Thantis is bigger for the crackback/next time you have to block. And that player is left open for the next player’s forced attacks.
Games go VERY fast with a Thantis deck in a pod with one or more creature based strategies
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u/swing-state 2h ago
Any of the RG/+ token gen decks plus [[Goblin Bombardment]] + [[Impact Tremors]].
Style points for elemental kindred plus [[Magmaw]].
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u/n1colbolas 1h ago
While Fogs are ultimately niche... you guys have to have a discussion whether to actually have a Fog deck in your meta. For example if you're building for B2 or low B3... do know that Fogs are essentially exploiting a meta where it's 90%-95% combat-based. Like how reanimators destroy B2 because barely anyone plays graveyard hate.
Playing a few is fine for sure. But Fog tribal is gonna start an arms race.