There are Rogue versions (often without Reserved List cards) of Dredge focusing on Mono-Red and Mono-Blue or, sometimes Blue-Red. It is also one of the few decks in which the order of cards in the Graveyard matters. Watching a Dredge deck in a paper game is interesting since they often open up their Graveyard in a way most decks don't. In the Mana-Less strategy, choosing to go second is usually important since the deck wants to discard the first card to hand size and start the Dredge from there.Ĭabal Therapy is a nice option in a Dredge deck since it has a synergy with Bridge from Below. The normal Dredge deck is still considered better equipped to handle most of the opponent's answers, but Mana-Less Dredge doesn't fall behind since it can now deal with those answers too. But the printing of Force of Vigor changed this and actually put Mana-Less Dredge on the map of competitive Legacy strategies. Mana-Less Dredge was seen as somewhat of a " meme deck" or a deck of lesser power since it would concede the game most the time the opponent landed a Graveyard-hate permanent on the board - with players even saying things like the strategy of the deck for Graveyard-hate was to concede. Although the strategy slightly varies from each one, many of the cards are present in both lists. It is considered an Aggro- Combo strategy.īoth types of Dredge decks employ the same self-mill strategy. It is a powerful strategy that is present in Legacy, Modern and Vintage. It draws its name from the Mechanic Dredge and there are two major subtypes of Legacy Dredge decks: Mana-Less and Dredge.
Dread Return Targets in Mainboard or not, etc.).Dredge is a self-mill-based deck. What exactly is it that makes the LED version so strong? Also, how exactly is LED used? Can you only use it's ability to activate a Flashback'd Faithless Looting? When is it wrong to use LED? How does it's ability affect the optimal sequencing of spells?ĮDIT 2: Also if anyone would be willing to, I'd appreciate if people would post their decklists for LED Dredge, as there seems to be a variety of mainboard and Sideboard choices specific to each player (e.g. Is this due to playing lands allowing for stronger sideboard answers to RIP, Leyline of the Void, Tormod's (Graveyard hate etc.)? I seem to be getting told that the LED version is not only more consistent, but more resilient. I'd just like to hear various Dredge players (and non-dredge players) opinions on the decks. Which is more resilient? Which does better in tournament? And are they both fun to play? What are the advantages of running Manaless Dredge over the LED version (Other than the financial savings)?
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