MTG: Legacy

>>44288871
Miracles: best deck ever

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Just bought Entombs and other misc. Burning Reanimator stuff, it seems like a cool deck. You don't get that blue consistency, but you have 10 tutors, 10 discard effects, and 10 reanimation spells in the main, along with a pretty solid wishboard. It's been pretty consistent from what I've seen so far, I like it more than Tin Fins.

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PLAY THIS IT'LL PUT SOME HAIR ON YOUR CHEST

I like playing modern elves and want to get into legacy. Is upgrading to legacy elves worth it?

>>44289909
The deck is perfectly fine. it does cost quite a bit to upgrade.

in short, yes.

>>44289936
>Gaea's cradle costs $160

Jesus, I thought my karakas were too expensive. Got them in italian and lightly played for 100 a pop and still think they're too expensive.

>>44289804
I play more standard Belcher. How do you like this build? Specifically, how are the Recross the Paths working?

whats a good burn sideboard?

4x pyro pillar
4x searing blaze
1x sulfuric vortex

and im stuck

Anyone think the expedition lands might eventually help legacy or will they forever be stupidly expensive and unobtainable?

>>44290871
Red elemental blast
Forgetting spell name but 1R, breaks an artifact and bolts owner, there is also some R/W sideboard card that is the whole reason why you run the R/W dual land

>>44292752
They're basically foil mythics. Won't really affect supply at all, and those wastelands you need will probably cost more in expedition form.

>>44292865
Probably. It's kind of sad that they are the closest thing we will ever see to reprints of some of the legacy staples