#Mtg thopter spy network rules free

Salvaging Station lets us turn each creature dying into a trigger to retrieve some key cheap artifacts, namely Welding Jar, Ashnod’s Transmogrant, and Expedition Map, but also any other artifacts like Skullclamp or Sol Ring that unimpressed opponents might have broken along the way. Eldrazi Monument gets to be hexproof from Padeem while giving Padeem indestructible I’d say that makes for a remarkable partnership. Journeyer’s Kite and Scroll Rack make an impressive combination you can enjoy in any color of deck, but having both gain hexproof takes it up to extraordinary. Since I included the Modules, I went ahead and tapped a few more artifacts where Energy matters, Deadlock Trap and Aetherworks Marvel. They’re each pretty good individually in this sort of deck, and if you happen to draw into the machine – and Padeem is hopefully helping up draw a bunch of cards – then that is certainly impressive. Okay, in case we aren’t impressive enough already, let’s pepper in even more artifacts! I debated whether to go with the Module cycle, since I wasn’t going to be playing with any tutor effects, but decided to go ahead anyway. With a little Liquimetal Coating, it can even be an artifact. Inventors’ Fair can give us a steady trickle of life, but Tomb of the Spirit Dragon is going to be huge for us. And who needs Crew for your Vehicles when Karn can just make them creatures for one mana? Itcan pair up with Liquimetal Coating to do fun things like attack with a 4/4 Thopter Spy Network-which could trigger its draw ability itself! You can also make a troublesome land like Maze of Ith or Gaea’s Cradle into an artifact, and then have Karn make it a 0/0 artifact creature. He’s a very, very impressive artifact indeed. I’m excited to have pre-spark Karn, Silver Golem on the team. Whirler Rogue making sure we can get an attack through unblocked fuels the triggered abilities of Thopter Spy Network and Sharding Sphinx. Master of Etherium is a scary Modern Affinity staple that can be even scarier in a Padeem deck giving it hexproof. Thada Adel, Acquisitor does good field work gathering some sweet artifacts from rare and unusual sources. In addition to the Artificers, we have a fair number of other cards we can add to the mix that care about artifacts. How cool that Whirler Rogue is both a Rogue and an Artificer? Its triggered and activated abilities are good enough to make the cut anyway, but being a member of the Goggle Guild is icing on the cake. Master Transmuter can do some crazy things if it’s allowed to stay on the battlefield untouched and Padeem helps ensure that it can. The fact that some of these are also artifact creatures is such great synergy with Padeem.

#Mtg thopter spy network rules free

I love that Chief Engineer and Grand Architect can power out expensive artifacts for Padeem to be impressed with so it can feed you free cards. Padeem is an Artificer and makes good use of Inventor’s Goggles, but so many blue “artifacts matter” creatures are Artificers as well, and any of them can pick up those Goggles for free. Neither was particularly impressive, so Renowned Weaponsmith got booted from the guild. Padeem frowned, so Renowned Weaponsmith searched up Vial of Dragonfire. Padeem gave the order – “Impress Me.” Renowned Weaponsmith searched up Heart-Piercer Bow. I used to have Renowned Weaponsmith in the list.