Cream of the Crop also is basically the best tutor possible on our budget especially since with selvala lets us draw the card we draw but anyway moving on.

Okay so I know I said we’d avoid set up but I have to include Experiment One because that little guy will not stay little in this deck and will make sure you still have a dominant board position in case your opponents try to wipe.

If we slap this bad boy on Selvala we have infinite power and toughness and infinite mana pretty hard to lose from that position. Although you’re smart reader you know we aren’t using this to make tricky blocks were doing something much more shall we say sinister. Thats right Untapping is part of the cost of this ability if you’re anything like me you might think this is super cool and it is it’s probably one of the best on-board tricks in the game however it makes board-states incredibly hard to read quickly. So those of you who didn’t play during Shadowmoor may notice that Umbral Mantle has an odd symbol on it. Selvala is pretty simple and for the most part sets herself up so we’re mostly focusing on capitalizing on Selvala and protecting our board, but without further ado let’s talk cards.

Hello dear readers once again it’s Saturday and I’m back with another commander intro for conspiracy 2 and this time we’re taking a look at Selvala, Heart of the Wilds who we have a cheeky infinite combo for any Johny’s/Jenny’s that haven’t heard of it yet.

Edh selvala heart of the wilds primer