Historic 101: Jund Em Out 2022
Gameplan
The last time I did a Jund historic video, a lot of people liked it so I kind of wanted to modify that list and see how it did with a few new tools added.
Rahilda is exactly the type of card we want as it's a cheap threat with first strike that can snowball very quickly as it will always hit a spell off your opponent's library. If it flips over to its backside, then we're drawing two cards a turn! On top of that, it perfectly lines up with Lurrus' companion ability so we're able to reoccur it.
With the popularity of Witch's Oven and Trail of Crumbs style of decks again, Witherbloom Command has the ability to blow up either one for cheap while also getting us a land or maybe even killing a creature along the way, so this card is amazing right now.
Conclusion
I think something I could lean heavier into would be a little bit more graveyard removal. A card like Scavenging Ooze would really help us deal with the problematic graveyard decks a lot easier. It's also pretty funny how hard Blightbeetle bodies the lifegain decks so I think I'm going to leave it in the sideboard. Otherwise, I think the deck has a lot of play and does a good job of doing the classic one-for-one play style that we all know Jund for. Is it the best deck? Definitely not, but it is a fun midrange deck that allowed me to jam Chevill, Bane of Monsters.
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