Gilded Goose and Prosperous Thief lead us into our second plan for surprising our opponent with a Blightsteel Colossus: Satoru Umezawa. Ingenious Infiltrator makes a Treasure token when it connects with our opponent, and if we can get a few Forests on the battlefield, we can fetch out Gingerbread Cabin to make a Food to Shape Anew into Blightsteel Colossus. Gilded Goose ramps us into our other bigger plays while also adding an artifact to the battlefield. Of course, for this plan to work, we have nonartifact cards that can put artifacts on the battlefield to blow up with Shape Anew. Since Blightsteel Colossus is the only true artifact in our deck, if we can get an artifact on the battlefield and destroy it with Shape Anew, we know we'll end up Polymorphing into a Blightsteel Colossus every time. The challenge of Blightsteel Colossus is actually getting it on the battlefield since it costs a massive 12 mana, but we have multiple ways to get it into play on the cheap.įirst, we have Shape Anew. As I was working on the deck, I realized that both plans sort of synergize together in a strange way, so we ended up playing both! Here's the plan:įirst and foremost, we have Blightsteel Colossus, one of the scariest creatures in Magic since it kills in just one attack thanks to the 11 poison counters it deals. I pretty quickly focused on two plans: Shape Anew and Satoru Umezawa. When Blightsteel Colossus won the poll, I was pretty sure we'd be cheating it into play in one way or another-at 12 mana, it's just too hard to cast naturally, outside of maybe a Tron deck, and we're not dirty Tron players, so.
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