So one of my most favorite deck in modern is Grixis Delver – with delver, snapcaster and zombie-fish being my favorite creatures. Snapcaster of course is not available in Pauper, but one of his functions – playing spells twice for vakue – can be done with reclaim. In addition reclaim can make sure the delver flips. And in green we have hooting mandrill. So would maybe something like Simic Delver with some thought scour / mental notes and brainstorms, running some reclaim for vale be a thing? I kniw of UG Threshold decks, but none of them play reclaim and they thw monjey is kinda a nonbo with threshold creatures. Any good brews floating around that allready abuse reclaim? or is it just too slow with putting it on top of the library despite the sweet synergy with delver?

man, will they ever get a working version of their deck naming algorithms? It’s really silly.

man, will they ever get a working version of their deck naming algorithms? It’s really silly.

UR Snow Delver is probably my all-time favorite deck so far, because it gives me so many lines of play every game. And it doesn’t have too many super-bad matchups. The faeries make me forget that I can’t cast Snapcaster Mage in Pauper (probably the only creature I really miss from Modern) and the tons of card draw allow the most epic of comebacks in some games (being down on 3 life against Kuldotha Boros, me in top-deck mode and my opponent digging frantically for a Lightning Bolt or Galvanic Blast and me finding a Gush first and building back up to a solid hand of counters – so awesome!). And really, people have to learn to respect the little 1/1 faeries …

Other than that, I probably would say Dinrova Tron, because that deck attacks from a really cool angle and gives me the hard control feel I so love sometimes. Definitely a deck I would easily take into an unknown meta, because even if unknown, you can be sure one of the main attack vectors will be creature combat and Dinrova Trun shuts that down.

UR Snow Delver is probably my all-time favorite deck so far, because it gives me so many lines of play every game. And it doesn’t have too many super-bad matchups. The faeries make me forget that I can’t cast Snapcaster Mage in Pauper (probably the only creature I really miss from Modern) and the tons of card draw allow the most epic of comebacks in some games (being down on 3 life against Kuldotha Boros, me in top-deck mode and my opponent digging frantically for a Lightning Bolt or Galvanic Blast and me finding a Gush first and building back up to a solid hand of counters – so awesome!). And really, people have to learn to respect the little 1/1 faeries …

Other than that, I probably would say Dinrova Tron, because that deck attacks from a really cool angle and gives me the hard control feel I so love sometimes. Definitely a deck I would easily take into an unknown meta, because even if unknown, you can be sure one of the main attack vectors will be creature combat and Dinrova Trun shuts that down.