Ironically, the first Grand Prix at which I qualified for a Pro Tour was the crazy Legacy GP in Madrid, which, possibly even more ironically, was the biggest GP to date back then, with 2227 competitors and 17 rounds. The deck can be made without the usage of Reserved List cards by replacing Lion's Eye Diamond and the (already optional) Taiga.Congratulations to for making back-to-back Grand Prix Top 8s! #MTGBologna /xQNN02tdsB- ChannelFireball December 1, 2019 The deck Oops, All Spells improved greatly with the printing of the spell-lands (e.g.: Turntimber Symbiosis), but there hasn't been much experimentation undergone in the Belcher deck - and possible new decklists - besides those that originated Modern's decklist. Since Belcher is a Landless strategy, the deck Oops, All Spells may also run it as a backup win condition to dodge Graveyard-hate. The alternate Belcher strategy is to win via Storm with Empty the Warrens to create a huge army of Goblin tokens. It's almost tradition for a player to replace it with the most expensive version of Stomping Ground one can find as if to say ' this could be a Taiga, I could afford it. The usage of lands in a Belcher deck (usually Taiga) became a meme in the community. So much so that the community often uses the term ' belcher' to describe a ' glass cannon' strategy - a glass cannon is a deck that is often so dedicated to a specific combo that it lacks on defenses to survive interaction.Īlthough the deck may run 0-2 lands, it is considered one of the Landless strategies along with Manaless Dredge and Oops, All Spells. Ideally, the Belcher player will also activate it on the same turn for the win with the burn effect.īelcher is considered one of the fastest decks in the format.

The idea is fast-mana cards in order to acquire enough mana so so the player can cast Goblin Charbelcher. Belcher is a tournament deck designed to kill your opponent, preferrably, in turn 1 (or soon thereafter) using Goblin Charbelcher.

Belcher or dredge legacy