Muldrotha's Budget -- Commander | Abe Sargent Commander (1) 1 Muldrotha, the Gravetide Creatures (29) 1 Baloth Null 1 Caustic Caterpillar 1 Cephalid Sage 1 Coiling Oracle 1 Eidolon of Blossoms 1 Gravedigger 1 Hypnotic Siren 1 Krosan Tusker 1 Mindwrack Demon 1 Mulldrifter 1 Mystic Snake 1 Nighthowler 1 Nimble Obstructionist 1 Perplexing Chimera 1 Rona, Disciple of Gix 1 Sakura-Tribe Elder 1 Satyr Wayfinder 1 Scion of Darkness 1 Shefet Monitor 1 Shriekmaw 1 Stinkweed Imp 1 Stronghold Assassin 1 Sultai Soothsayer 1 Thoughtrender Lamia 1 Thrashing Brontodon 1 Torrent Elemental 1 Undead Gladiator 1 Whisper, Blood Liturgist 1 Wild-Field Scarecrow Planeswalkers (3) 1 Kiora, the Crashing Wave 1 Ob Nixilis Reignited 1 Vraska the Unseen Instants (3) 1 Countervailing Winds 1 Murder 1 Sultai Charm Sorceries (8) 1 Bitter Revelation 1 Cultivate 1 Deep Analysis 1 Far Wanderings 1 Farseek 1 Rise from the Grave 1 Urban Evolution 1 Villainous Wealth Enchantments (11) 1 Animate Dead 1 Compulsion 1 Control Magic 1 Crop Sigil 1 Font of Fortunes 1 Font of Return 1 Lay Claim 1 Seal of Doom 1 Seal of Primordium 1 Sultai Ascendancy 1 The Eldest Reborn This is the first time I've had 3 planeswalkers in my budget build, but I emphasized them early because you can cast them again with your Commander after they inevitably die, and I am spending around $10 of my budget on them, but I think they work here marvelously
Esper Sentinel (Modern Horizons II) Weve all played against Rhystic Study or Mystic Remora and seen them run away with games by drawing a bunch of cards - Esper Sentinel is whites answer to these cards
You can even attack at will with your goblins since theyll do at least 1 point of damage, alive or dead
I am quite partial to the visual jokes on a lot of Un-set cards, especially Censorship, but if youre going to name the prettiest Un card, it has to be double-wide monster, B.F.M
Illusions are, again, harder to make without blue, but you can fill the deck out with Changeling creatures and Maskwood Nexus
The final chapter of One Ring to Rule Them All forces each opponent to lose life equal to the number of creatures in their graveyard, which can be pretty darn good if you've milled them enough
