These lists have also cut two cards that have been longtime staples of the Dredge archetype in Bridge from Below and Cabal Therapy.Ĭutting both Bridge and Therapy is intriguing enough, mainly because it gives the deck more space to run main deck things like Ghoul and Grief, as well as more maindeck copies of Force of Vigor and Force of Negation. The major changes to more recent lists have been adopting Ghoul as another free creature that is enabled by the function of Creeping Chill gaining life to bring back the Ghoul. And now this card is being paired with Silversmote Ghoul to great effect. It's one of the more interesting aspects of Vintage Dredge, as the deck has evolved in the past from variants utilizing other mana producing lands (Rainbow Dredge) to now builds that only use Bazaar and pitch spells to enforce their game plan.Īs of late, Dredge decks have undergone yet another metamorphosis, primarily on the back of one card that has been seeing play in Dredge for quite some time, Creeping Chill. As other decks in the format adjust what hate they play, Dredge itself evolves to combat that or to sidestep it. Vintage Dredge as a strategy has always been one of constant evolution, and that evolution is something that has served the deck very well in continuing to remain relevant in the Vintage metagame sphere. Without further ado, let's dive right in! Dredge and Dredge and Dredge and Dredge In addition to that we've got two Challenges worth of data to look at, as well as a Spice Corner!
Howdy folks! It's time yet again for another edition of Vintage 101! I'm your host, Joe Dyer, and this week we're going to be talking about Dredge! Dredge is continuing to evolve and the recent evolutions of the deck are extremely interesting.
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