Looks Like Mill’s Back On the Menu, Boys

Now that the days of 100-card decks in Type 1 are behind us, will the poster child for gimmicky strategies make a comeback? This week, I decided to test out some of the new Egyptian cards from Roots 2 and make a "Big Millderness" deck--a Wilderness offense and Egyptian defense with a heavy emphasis on milling my opponent (discarding cards from their deck). As a 70-card deck, this version should have no problem outlasting the opponent, but the question is whether or not I can stop the opponent from winning before we get to the end game. As a coincidental contrast for this week, my opponent for Round 1 of Redemption Grand Prix #2, Joe "Joemama" Andrighetti, also brought a mill deck, except his has a Joshua offense and seeks to get one or two really big mills using a Queen T combo. Watch this week's video to find out who decks out first!

Glory of the Lord [2024 - Winner] — 70 cards + 10 reserve · by TheJaylor
Big Millderness
Open deck

Harvest Time [Fundraiser] — 70 cards + 10 reserve · by TheJaylor
Big Millderness
Open deck

Looks Like Mill’s Back On the Menu, Boys

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Artifacts / Covenants / Curses · 5

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Good Enhancements · 8

Evil Characters · 10

Evil Enhancements · 10

Reserve · 10

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