What if we make a bunch of Treasure tokens in this deck and sacrifice them to fuel Flamewars counter ability
Cascade Decklist: Crashing Footfalls in Modern Shardless Agent | Illustration by Izzy Creature (12) Shardless Agent x4 Subtlety x4 Scion of Draco x4 Instant (7) Force of Negation x4 Fire / Ice x3 Sorcery (8) Lrien Revealed x4 Crashing Footfalls x4 Enchantments (12) Leyline of the Guildpact x4 Leyline Binding x4 Ardent Plea x4 Land (36) Boseiju, Who Endures Breeding Pool Flooded Strand x4 Forest Hallowed Fountain Hedge Maze Island Ketria Triome Misty Rainforest x4 Mountain Scalding Tarn x4 Steam Vents Stomping Ground Wooded Foothills x3 Lush Portico Misty Rainforest x4 Plains Steam Vents Temple Garden Wooded Foothills x2 Xander's Lounge Sideboard (15) Force of Vigor x3 Dismember x3 Endurance x3 Mystical Dispute x3 Meddling Mage x2 Commandeer This is a great example of the Crashing Footfalls deck thats currently popular in Modern
Stick this in decks that go wide and go tall: Rishkar, Peema Renegade, who distributes counters like Oprah Hamza, Guardian of Arashin, who cares about creature power and discounts spells Selvala, Heart of the Wilds to ramp and draw in glorious green greed Conclave Mentor to bulk up and pad your hand The one-per-turn clause stops the abuse, but it still gives you free cardboard just for doing what Green does best: grow
If you are playing against the Leyline of Resonance version of the deck, you'll want Deadly Cover-Up instead of Withering Torment
Inquisition of Kozilek Bet nobody expected this one
Mondrak is reasonably costed, its very effective to build around, and having this doubling effect available in the command zone brings great consistency to a token strategy
