mtg mld cards The 59 Best Land Destruction in Magic Ranked What are good land destruction

Wheel Xyris, the Writhing Storm | Illustration by Filip Burburan Commander (1) Planeswalkers (2) Len and Rin, Harmony Incarnate MEIKO, Explosive Entertainer Creatures (19) Anger Dragon Mage Edric, Spymaster of Trest Goblin Electromancer Jace's Archivist Laboratory Maniac Magus of the Wheel Nadir Kraken Nivix Guildmage Niv-Mizzet, the Firemind Ohran Frostfang Ox of Agonas Rielle, the Everwise Scrawling Crawler Solemn Simulacrum Surly Badgersaur Thassa's Oracle The Locust God Whirlpool Warrior Sorceries (11) Burning Inquiry Cathartic Reunion Change of Fortune Echo of Eons Khorvath's Fury Molten Psyche Reforge the Soul Wheel of Fate Wheel of Misfortune Windfall Winds of Change Instants (12) Anticipate Artifact Mutation Channeled Force Dream Fracture Evolution Charm Frantic Search Growth Spiral Hunter's Insight Negate Prophetic Bolt Starstorm Temur Charm Artifacts (8) Bonder's Ornament Commander's Sphere Lavabrink Floodgates Lightning Greaves Memory Jar Sol Ring Strionic Resonator Teferi's Puzzle Box Enchantments (10) Curse of Verbosity Defense of the Heart Fevered Visions Greater Good Manabond Ominous Seas Rites of Flourishing Song of Creation Swarm Intelligence Warstorm Surge Lands (37) Cinder Glade Command Tower Desolate Lighthouse Exotic Orchard Forest x8 Frontier Bivouac Gruul Turf Halimar Depths Island x5 Izzet Boilerworks Kessig Wolf Run Mossfire Valley Mosswort Bridge Mountain x5 Myriad Landscape Oran-Rief, the Vastwood Rugged Highlands Scavenger Grounds Simic Growth Chamber Swiftwater Cliffs Thornwood Falls Yavimaya Coast Wheel decks are interesting in that there are multiple angles to key on, but they each surround players discarding and drawing new handfuls of cards

Steam Rollers With all that said, we need ways to end the game

Quite a risky card but well worth it if you have a solid mana base and some really good things to burst out for four and five mana

Putrid Imp Putrid Imp is played as a discard outlet for aggressive decks, usually with madness spells