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I considered, as a bit, saying “I forgot the precons” a bunch of times in this article like they said “We bought a zoo!” in the movie “We Bought a Zoo.” I say “they” because I honestly don’t remember if it was Matt Damon or Brad Pitt. I’m hoping and looking forward to seeing more of this unique and interesting deck.
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And of course, it’s not a free companion. No doubt Serra gives the deck more reach and inevitability if it isn’t dealt with – similar to Lurrus prior to its ban – but at four mana making it a little slower, especially if it’s played on curve.
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I mention this deck here because Serra Paragon – a clearly powerful card – is featured with a full four copies. I would love to see film of the pilot running this deck, which provides so many options it would take a significant amount of time to learn and optimize. It will also set up Crackdown Construct/Lightning Greaves combo, which makes Crackdown Construct as large as you’d like (by equipping and re-equipping lightning greaves for free) and then attacking for the win. It helps find the combo of Thopter Foundry/Sword of the Meek, which makes as many 1/1 flying thopters as you have mana. This new version is different than the old version but still leans heavily into Oswald Fiddlebender’s unique ability. But this week featured a new iteration of this deck that ended up in 3 rd place. Streamer Aspiringspike was playing around with an Oswald Fiddlebender brew a while ago, but we haven’t seen much of the deck since then. Over in Pioneer, Leyline Binding was only played in one Bring to Light/Niv-Mizzet Reborn deck, which is not that shocking considering the format lacks fetch lands that make Triomes so easily accessible. I will be curious to see if there is a backlash to decks leaning even harder than they have been into 4-5 color mana base in the next week or two via Blood Moon type strategies, but for now, Leyline Binding is having a fairly very large impact on Modern. Leyline Binding also did well in a Crashing Footfalls and a more generic good stuff build too. Both featured five-color mana bases, making Leyline Binding effectively cost one mana, which obviously is very good. This included two second-place finishes in different archetypes focused on Glimpse of Tomorrow and Indomitable Creativity. In the end, it was included in a combined 9 decks across two Top 32s from both Modern challenges over the weekend.
Leyline Binding was the most talked about Modern relevant card leading into last weekend and it did not disappoint.
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