Wild Mongrel can get out of hand in an instant, and can even sometimes protect itself with its color changing ability.Īmbush Viper: This card is my secret weapon. Putrid Imp & Wild Mongrel: Both of these cards allow us to put cards we want directly into our graveyard to fuel our delve creatures, and they also get a nice bonus themselves. While Hooting Mandrills is slightly smaller but has the added bonus of trample. Gurmag Angler is slightly bigger and will beat almost any creature in a one on one fight. Gurmag Angler & Hooting Mandrills: The main goal of the deck is to fill up our graveyard, so we can cast these creatures for only one mana. Stinkweed Imp is also useful for blocking the ever present Delver of Secrets once it flips and starts swinging, as one of Stinkweed Imp‘s abilities basically gives it Deathtouch. Just one use of Stinkweed Imp‘s Dredge ability is enough to almost cast any of our Delve creatures for one mana.

Stinkweed Imp: Even though this is the only Dredge card in the deck, it is still a very powerful effect to have. It’s also a card we are OK with discarding to cards like Wild Mongrel or Grisly Salvage since we can still get value out of it.

We can cycle it for two mana, then either unearth it, or use it to play our delve creatures. So without further ado, let’s get into the deck list: Pauper Dredge Creatures (25) Today we will go over the basic strategy of Dredge but with a few personal tweaks I’ve made to it. Although paper Pauper events are not yet supported by WotC, that hasn’t stopped my store from holding their own events! So in preparation for this, I will be sharing with all of you my favorite deck in the format: Dredge. With Pauper’s popularity exploding across the community, many stores have started holding paper events. 26 Apr, 2017 in Articles / Formats / Pauper / The Game tagged Black / Decks / Formats / Green / Pauper / The Game by Shakunjin

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