Sai and Emry synergize with Urza and each other. Sacrificing artifacts to Foundry can give you additional Station triggers for mana or mill as needed. Tapping Station for blue to keep casting artifacts for untap triggers does a lot to help you get off the ground. Infinite combos aside, Urza’s synergy with Grinding Station is absurd. Make infinite mana and thopters, draw your deck, then switch to the primary combo to close. Next tap all three for mana with Urza and sac the non-tokens to Sai, triggering Trawler to pick up the zero and start over. For this pattern, cast the zero, trigger Sai, recur the Sword when the thopter enters the battlefield. Urza might occasionally let you roll your own Ironworks with Sai, Trawler, Sword, and a zero-cost artifact. This also gives you another win condition if the mill kill is off the table. Infinite thopters and life isn’t bad if those are the tools you happen to have on hand.
#Underworld breach combo modern plus#
This list includes the already-popular Thopter Foundry plus Sword of the Meek combo with Urza. Grind or sacrifice the Talisman to Engineer to keep it out of your opponent’s control. If you need a really convoluted line to Breach, you can tutor for your tutor by entombing Talisman with Engineer. You technically don’t need Breach to win, but if it’s the shortest path to victory, you can tutor for it with Wishclaw Talisman. Emry lets you cast artifact pieces from your graveyard if you don’t have Breach or the mana to go off all in one turn.
#Underworld breach combo modern how to#
So, now that we know how to open the gates, how do we find the keys? Goblin Engineer lets you entomb Station and weld it into play at a discount.
You need mana and graveyard fodder to get off the ground, but hope I’m making clear how powerful Underworld Breach is. Even if you start with Station is the yard, casting Breach with two extra mana starts your engine. There’s a small chance that your library will be unfortunately-ordered and you will run out of cards before you can pull this off, but the fail rate is low. If you’re short on fuel, but have access to an Amber and two Emrys, you can repeatedly cast her using the legend rule and mill four each time to gas up. One more mana escapes Emry (if you don’t already have her in play), which lets you repeatedly escape an active Mox Amber to generate mana so you can escape Trawler. With Breach and Station into play, you can cast zero-cost artifacts from your graveyard and grind them targeting yourself so you don’t run out of fuel before you mill your other pieces. That angle makes it criminally easy to assemble the Memnite loop. Breach allows you to take a page from Dredge’s playbook and use your graveyard as your hand. This puts you back at the beginning of the loop that repeats to mill out your opponent.Ī four card combo? Seems suspect. Grind Memnite, then Sword, milling your opponent for six and returning Memnite to hand using Trawler’s trigger. Those two entering the battlefield will give you two Station untap triggers. Start with Station and Trawler in play, Sword in graveyard, and Memnite in hand. Urza Breach contains multiple combos, but the primary one involves Grinding Station, Scrap Trawler, Sword of the Meek, and Memnite. It’s challenging to pilot, so I’ll go through some of its patterns here to give you a head start learning it. If you like intricate combo decks like Paradoxical Urza and KCI, you must give this list a try. I’m very in love with this deck that has been developing and posting about on Twitter.
Urza Breach by Will Thompson Creatures (15) So before all hell breaks loose in Modern, I’d like to introduce you to Urza Breach. There’s a new deck coming together that promises wild degeneracy and plays like the child of Dredge and Krark-Clan Ironworks. While Underworld Breach has taken Pioneer by storm, putting up impressive results at PT Phoenix, the card hasn’t substantially influenced Modern-yet.
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