While consistent Treasure production is preferable, creating a lot of Treasure at one time isn’t too terrible. Tempting Contract is also good because other players might get greedy and let you keep it longer than they should. Treasure tokens serve two main purposes for this deck: extra mana, and sacrifice fodder.Īny card that can consistently create Treasure, like Captain Lannery Storm and Pitiless Plunderer, are great ways to keep fueling Breya, Etherium Shaper’s abilities. You don’t want to get shut down with Krosan Grip and then miss your opportunity. Wait until you’re absolutely sure you can pull things off the way you want.
It’s important to remember that its abilities can be activated at instant speed. There will come times when you have the ability to close out a game with Breya’s damage ability. Using Breya to gain some life can be a good way to do this, or you can try and kill players who are low on life if you feel safe enough to be more aggressive. I’ve found that Breya, Etherium Shaper is very hard for opponents to deal with one-on-one, so you’re more interested in outlasting individual opponents instead of taking them out all at once. This can discourage your opponents from removing Breya since you’ll be seen as an asset to them rather than an enemy. You can work this to your advantage by removing threats that other players are worried about. It can remove most creatures with one or two activations of its ability, so Breya can keep your opponents’ boards from getting too dangerous as long as you have a consistent way of creating artifacts. The Commanderīreya, Etherium Shaper is a powerful tool to have on the battlefield. You have Breya, Etherium Shaper’s ability to deal with threats along with a decent number of removal spells like Path to Exile and Despark. I’d consider this to be more of a control deck even though it’s lighter on counterspells.
Games with this deck feel fresh instead of just waiting for your one game-winning combo to come around. You have Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer, Revel in Riches, and Jan Jansen, Chaos Crafter as just a few of the ways to close out the game. One of the goals I had in building this deck was to include several ways to win the game that both artifact and Treasure decks have at their disposal.
This gives you some artifacts that are easier to sacrifice. I built this deck with a Treasure sub-theme to dull the pain of having to sacrifice your own permanents.
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