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Journey Into Nyx Event Deck Review

Once again, I decided to put my money where my mouth is, and instead of simply opening the Event Deck for Journey Into Nyx, I went to an FNM and tried it out. Last time I went 4-0. Let’s see how I did this time.

Travis Woo had rules I try to keep in mind while building decks on a budget:

#1 – No Downgrades #2 – No Omissions #3 – No Excuses!

“No Downgrades” means we play the cards we want to play, because they are the best for we want the deck to do. We won’t use Guildgates just because Shocklands are out of our budget. Either we use the Shocklands, or find a way to not need them at all.

“No Omissions” means we play the cards we need and if the deck needs a card that’s not within our budget, we will find another deck. [scryfall]Elspeth, Sun’s Champion[/scryfall] is very expensive, so if we are playing white, we’ll either stay away from being control or midrange, or bite the bullet and get the Elspeths.

“No Excuses!” means that if we lose games, we didn’t lose because we did this on a budget. We lost because we didn’t play correctly or didn’t our build was wrong. We never blame the budget.

Does the Event Deck follow these rules? Somewhat, but not really. Should they? Hell, yes.

Sure, that would generally mean one thing: As they are severely limited by the rarity constrictions in how they build their manabases. Right now, as most competitive decks will have at least a couple of [scryfall]Mutavault[/scryfall]s, they are just not able to make an actually competitive deck. Last they hit on something by being only one color. They didn’t have the [scryfall]Mutavault[/scryfall]s, which would have definitely made the deck stronger, but otherwise they managed to follow Woo’s rules pretty well (despite certain missteps in how the deck was built).

In this case, since they have a two-colored deck and they can’t use any dual lands besides [scryfall]Izzet Guildgate[/scryfall]s, they are not doing the right thing.

Here’s the list named inexplicably Wrath of the Mortals . I guess there’s an explanation somewhere, but I didn’t bother to find it.

[cardlist] [Creatures] 1 Aetherling 1 Battlefield Thaumaturge 1 Chandra’s Phoenix 3 Guttersnipe 1 Ogre Battledriver 1 Oracle of Bones 4 Spellheart Chimera 3 Young Pyromancer [/Creatures] [Spells] 1 Anger of the Gods 2 Divination 1 Fated Conflagration 2 Flames of the Firebrand 1 Harness by Force 4 Lightning Strike 3 Magma Jet 1 Mizzium Mortars 2 Searing Blood 1 Steam Augury 2 Turn // Burn [/Spells] [Lands] 9 Island 4 Izzet Guildgate 12 Mountain [/Lands] [Sideboard] 2 Dispel 2 Elixir of Immortality 3 Essence Scatter 2 Flames of the Firebrand 3 Izzet Staticaster 3 Negate [/Sideboard] [/cardlist]

The Matches

I didn’t do well…

Match 1 – vs. UW Heroic

Pretty new player. Had a good basic idea, but the deck lacked in execution. Instead of being the very consistent killing machine it needed to be, it seemed more like a pretty good draft deck with a couple of awkward choices, such as [scryfall]Wavecrash Triton[/scryfall] and [scryfall]Triton Treasure Hunter[/scryfall]. Good cards in draft, but too slow for Standard.

I went 2-0, because I was able to kill his creatures before he was able to grow them.

1 – 0

Match 2 – vs. Monoblack Devotion

No chance here. In the first game, [scryfall]Underworld Connections[/scryfall] provided the card advantage my opponent needed, in the second game, he was able to get out [scryfall]Desecration Demon[/scryfall]s out in the beginning. This deck has no plan against these pretty ubiquitous card. I pretty much had no chance.

1 – 1

Match 3 – vs. Esper Midrange

Ok, its a pretty controllish deck, but its a bit more midrangy than usual, with several wincons in the main deck. First game I drew plenty of cards I could only target creatures with and despite the deck being a bit more midrangy, that doesn’t help, because I [scryfall]Searing Blood[/scryfall] or [scryfall]Mizzium Mortars[/scryfall] does nothing against [scryfall]Aetherling[/scryfall] or [scryfall]Obzedat, Ghost Council[/scryfall]. Sideboarding didn’t really help. Second game wasn’t much better, because all the burn does nothing here. Sure it does damage, but the rest of the deck is too weak against the defenses and the deck has no way to compete on cards. Sure I managed to counter one [scryfall]Sphinx’s Revelation[/scryfall], but that wasn’t enough.

1 – 2

Match 4 – vs. Jund Monsters

Here the problems with the deck were again very apparent. [scryfall]Magma Jet[/scryfall]s and [scryfall]Lightning Strike[/scryfall]s don’t do much against [scryfall]Stormbreath Dragon[/scryfall] or [scryfall]Polukranos, World Eater[/scryfall]. Sure I can make plenty of blockers with a [scryfall]Young Pyromancer[/scryfall], but the deck can get rid of such pesky little wizards easily. In fact, the big, ol’ hydra can wrestle a bunch of these folks down in one fell swoop. Sure I can burn my opponent, but the [scryfall]Courser of Kruphix[/scryfall] will negate most of that over time.

1 – 3

I think WotC messed up big time. The deck felt like it was designed to a very specific metagame, that does not exist. In a world where you can get a 5/5 for four mana, relying on burn as removal is pretty bad. You can only slow down your oppoent, not really destroy their plan.

Actually, the record of 1-3 is fine. WotC shouldn’t be in the business of making off-the-shelf-decks that are strong enough to take FNMs, but they should be good enough to have some sort of a plan against the most popular decks. This deck has nothing. It will just run into a wall against most of the decks in the format, whereas the previous deck had at least some angle to work with against pretty much anything.

I don’t think this deck can even be fixed. The premise, or the basic plan of the deck is bad.

One plus: Unlike the black deck, this deck doesn’t have clear dead cards in the deck. The cards that it does have just don’t work that well together. Each could very well work in other decks.

What this deck basically does is enforce the notion that the game is about how much money you are willing to spend on your deck and us experienced players know its not all about that (some, but not all). You can build decks that can take on the field withough spending that much money. This felt like planning to get some groceries, ending up buying tickets for a flight to Romania, and then wondering why I’m hungry. Just totally faulty approach to the problem.

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One more note: This might have been logistically difficult, but I would have liked some 1/1 Red Elemental creature tokens with the deck, like they did with the Modern Event Deck, which includes Myr, Soldier and Spirit tokens, as well as an emblem for Elspeth.

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Theros block , comprising Theros , Born of the Gods , and Journey into Nyx , has 15 preconstructed theme decks , all of which are bicolored.

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Aggressive and beastly play.

The Journey into Nyx Event Deck is a rapid burn deck with significantly more spells than creatures. This is a very sophisticated deck that starts out early with cheap powerful spells and finishes with buff creatures that scale extremely well. This model allows you to destroy your opponents early game and roll over them with dominant creatures late game.

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Table of contents, constellation strive nyx and bestow heroic scry monstrosity devotion and gods.

The plane of Theros is in chaos. Gods and mortals are pitted against each other, and terrifying monsters stalk the land. Heroes strive for glory while new and terrifying constellations take shape in the night sky. Where will you stand?

Constellation

Enchantments with constellation abilities represent the divine constellations that fill the night sky—and now the mortal world—of Theros.

An enchantment's constellation ability triggers every time it or another enchantment enters the battlefield under your control. Most of the enchantments with constellation abilities in Journey into Nyx are enchantment creatures, but not all of them.

Any enchantment entering the battlefield under your control causes each constellation ability of an enchantment you control to trigger, whether it's an Aura, an ordinary enchantment, an enchantment creature, or even a token. (This means that creatures with bestow cause constellation abilities to trigger whether you cast them with bestow or not.)

A spell with a strive ability lets you pump more mana into it to increase the number of targets.

As you cast a spell with strive, you can choose any number of targets, paying an additional cost for each target beyond the first. If you want to cast Ajani's Presence targeting one creature, it costs just [mc]W[/mc]. For each creature you target beyond the first, Ajani's Presence costs an additional [mc]2W[/mc] to cast. So it would cost [mc]2WW[/mc] to target two creatures, [mc]4WWW[/mc] to target three creatures, and so on.

Although you can target any number of creatures with Ajani's Presence, you can't target a single creature with it more than once. As with any other spell that targets, any creatures you control with heroic abilities will trigger when you target them with Ajani's Presence.

Nyx and Bestow

The gods of Theros dwell in Nyx, a starry realm visible as the night sky of Theros. The gods and their servants are infused with the power and majesty of Nyx. Enchantment creatures in the Theros block all have a unique card frame that shows the starfield of Nyx.

The Nyx frame doesn't have any rules associated with it. It's just a reminder that these creatures are also enchantments. Other enchantments in Theros block use the regular card frame.

Some enchantment creatures in Journey into Nyx have the bestow keyword.

A creature with bestow gives you the option to cast it as an Aura that enchants a creature, granting that creature its power, toughness, and abilities.

When a card with bestow is in your hand, you have two options: cast it normally for its mana cost, or cast it for its bestow cost. If you cast a bestow card normally, it's an enchantment creature spell that resolves and becomes an enchantment creature on the battlefield. Its bestow ability and its "Enchanted creature gets..." text are ignored.

If you cast a card for its bestow cost, it's not a creature spell. Spells like [autocard]Essence Scatter[/autocard] that can target only a creature spell can't target it. Instead, it's an Aura spell with enchant creature, so you have to target a creature to cast it. It can be countered by spells like [autocard]Negate[/autocard] that target only noncreature spells. If the target creature has a heroic ability, the Aura spell with bestow will trigger it, just as any other Aura spell would. Cards with bestow are always enchantments, whether they're Auras or creatures.

If the target creature leaves the battlefield after you cast a card with bestow as an Aura but before the spell resolves, the Aura spell will resolve as an enchantment creature rather than being countered like a normal Aura spell. If the target creature is still on the battlefield when the Aura spell resolves, it resolves as an Aura enchanting that creature.

While it's enchanting a creature, an Aura with bestow grants the creature the abilities and power/toughness changes listed in its text box. If the creature it's enchanting leaves the battlefield for any reason, the Aura immediately becomes an enchantment creature again rather than being put in the graveyard like other Auras.

Although you'll most often want to target your own creatures with your bestow cards, you can also target your opponent's creatures with them. This might be useful, say, if you want to keep a creature from blocking on a crucial turn by casting Gnarled Scarhide on it. As usual, your bestow Aura will stay on the battlefield as an enchantment creature—under your control, not your opponent's—when the enchanted creature leaves the battlefield.

A creature with a heroic ability gives you powerful benefits every time you cast a spell that targets it.

A heroic ability triggers whenever you cast any spell that targets the heroic creature, including a spell that also targets another creature. If a spell targets multiple creatures with heroic abilities—say, because of the strive ability—all of them trigger. Activated abilities, such as equip, do not cause heroic abilities to trigger, nor do triggered abilities such as the enters-the-battlefield ability of [autocard]Breaching Hippocamp[/autocard].

An instant or sorcery spell has a target if it includes the word "target" in its rules text. Each Aura spell also has a target, indicated by its enchant ability, including Aura spells you cast with bestow . Creature spells and permanent spells other than Auras never have targets.

A heroic ability triggers only when the creature's controller casts a spell that targets it, not when any other player does.

The scry mechanic lets you manipulate your destiny.

Scry is a keyword action that always has a number associated with it. To scry, look at that many cards from the top of your library, put as many of them as you want on the bottom of your library, and leave the rest on top in any order you choose. When you scry 1, that translates to looking at the top card of your library and deciding whether you want it on the top of your library or the bottom. When you scry 2 or more, you have more options.

Monstrosity

Monsters roam the wilds of Theros, ferociously punishing all who oppose them.

Monstrosity is an activated ability you can activate any time you can pay for it. When it resolves, it checks whether the creature is already monstrous. If it's not, the ability puts a number of +1/+1 counters on the creature and causes the creature to become monstrous. This means that a monstrosity ability doesn't do anything if it resolves for a second time. If a monstrosity ability is countered somehow, the creature doesn't gain counters or become monstrous, and the monstrosity ability can be used again.

Many creatures with a monstrosity ability, such as [autocard]Stoneshock Giant[/autocard] from Theros , have a triggered ability that triggers when the creature becomes monstrous—in other words, when its monstrosity ability resolves for the first time.

[card]Stoneshock Giant[/card]

[autocard]Stoneshock Giant[/autocard]'s triggered ability triggers when its monstrosity ability resolves for the first time. If [autocard]Stoneshock Giant[/autocard] isn't on the battlefield when its monstrosity ability resolves, its triggered ability doesn't trigger.

There are also some cards with monstrosity that gain abilities as long as they're monstrous, such as [autocard]Hundred-Handed One[/autocard] from Theros .

[card]Hundred-Handed One[/card]

Once a creature becomes monstrous, there's no way it can stop being monstrous other than leaving the battlefield. If [autocard]Hundred-Handed One[/autocard]'s monstrosity ability has resolved, it has reach and can block an additional ninety-nine creatures (assuming it's otherwise allowed to block them), even if the +1/+1 counters from the monstrosity ability have been removed somehow (say, by [autocard]Bioshift[/autocard]).

Devotion and Gods

Five gods appear on cards in Journey into Nyx as legendary enchantment creatures with the creature type God. Each God in Journey into Nyx is two colors, completing the pantheon of fifteen gods. A two-color God manifests as a creature on the battlefield once your devotion to its two colors is high enough.

[card]Ephara, God of the Polis[/card]

Your devotion to two colors is the total number of mana symbols that are either of those colors among the mana costs of permanents you control. You don't need to have any particular number of mana symbols of each color; all that matters is the total.

Hybrid mana symbols such as [mc](r/w)[/mc] count toward both their colors but aren't counted twice. In other words, a hybrid mana symbol can only ever add a maximum of one to your devotion to any color or combination of colors, but it adds one to your devotion to any combination of colors that contains either of its colors.

Like the other Gods in Theros block, each of the Journey into Nyx Gods has indestructible, and each one is a creature only if you have enough devotion to its colors. If a God enters the battlefield while your devotion to its colors is less than the required number, abilities that trigger when a creature enters the battlefield won't trigger. If a God on the battlefield is a creature and your devotion to its colors drops below the required number, it immediately stops being a creature. A God can't attack the turn it enters the battlefield unless it has haste, even if it wasn't a creature as it entered the battlefield.

Gods are always legendary enchantments, and their abilities work whether they're creatures or not.

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