Since we're in Green we have access to a bunch of turn 1 ramp cards like Fyndhorn Elves and Wild Growth so we can reliably get her out on turn 2 even on a low budget. Selvala, Explorer Returned is the key engine in our deck and we typically want her out as early as possible. Now that we've got our goal laid out, let's go over in more detail. Win with a giant mana sink finisher like Hurricane or Craterhoof Behemoth.Assemble an infinite untap combo so we can draw our entire deck with Selvala.Untap Selvala and our mana dorks multiple times to generate tons of mana, life, and card draw, aka TWIDDLESTORM.Ramp out mana dorks and cast Selvala, Explorer Returned.My old Budget Commander on her was $57, which has now hilariously ballooned to $200 friggin' dollars my gosh! So let's start with a similar budget and then work our way up to higher price ranges as well!
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So join me, friends, as we update this old powerhouse with some new tricks. And those cards she's drawing? Well, we don't plan on letting our opponents ever use theirs: we aim to win in one glorious turn! While yes, Selvala does draw everyone one card each time she taps, she's also generating a ton of mana and life for only you: statistically speaking it's usually 3 mana/life, sometimes 4, which is a ridiculously good rate for a 3-drop mana dork.
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Who doesn't love free card draw? People unfamiliar with Selvala might even be happy to see you cast her and let her chill on the battlefield, waiting for you to activate her and draw them cards! How nice!īut then they quickly learn the terror that is Selvala as you activate her a billion times in a single turn and oops win the game.
At first glance, this looks like a cuddly-soft Group Hug commander, drawing everyone cards each time she taps. Today we're going to be revisiting one of my oldest, yet still most powerful budget brews: Selvala, Explorer Returned.
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