] from the commander precons looked like a really interesting card, so I figured I would try and build around him. I have tried in the past with Ikoria, but didn't go well, so I figured I would try it again here. Being legendary and limited to a single color means that few people will run a playset, but a lot of decks can safely include a couple.With all of the cool 3-color cards from New Capenna, I am looking to make my first honest attempt at a 3-color deck. In Vintage gets a new enemy, as do the landless Belcher and "Oops, All Spells" decks of Modern. The format's Lands strategy will quickly run opponents out of all mana-producing lands … et cetera. Boseiju could prove a more flexible new choice, because it's uncounterable and able to hit artifacts as well. Legacy Reanimator sometimes splashes green for to work against. Modern Amulet Titan players will cherish the tree for destroying, for their ability to search it into hand/play and to bounce it with. A green and white Death and Taxes variant with will make a nice fit too.
Modern and Legacy Elves will love hugging the tree also. (Modern Jund) will love getting Boseiju back to your hand. I want to list a few decks that come to my mind at first glance and take a closer look at one afterward. This tree will stretch out its branches into probably every format it is legal in. A land that moonlights as a multi-type removal spell, does not enter the battlefield tapped, and produces colored mana is simply unheard of. It has the flexibility of Trophy, hitting artifacts, enchantments, and even nonbasic lands, while being a land itself. It combines the best of both worlds of these cards. The new Boseiju is more like a mix between and. These two trees don't have much in common besides their name. " The list of green decks that won't run it is probably shorter than the list of decks that will. If someone asks you which decks will contain, you might say: "Definitely more than.
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