Thug has a trigger when it hits the yard from play and feeds Ichorid.

Darkblast is good at dealing with Yixlid Jailer or clearing the way before dumping Bridges in the yard. Each of the 3 subsidiary dredgers has its own quirks. Details of Thug/Blast/Salvage combinations are mostly due to either personal preference or metagame considerations. Most decks run 11-13 dredgers in the main deck. And you can't dredge very well without dredgers. The single most efficient way to dredge is with Bazaar of Baghdad. As I see it, the core of the deck is as follows: Gen Con 2011 Vintage Champs winning list, Dredge (with Dread Return), by Mark Hornungīased on the idea by Solaran_X of putting forward the MUD Box, I'm going to outline the core engines in Dredge and examine some of the customizable packages that can be integrated into the deck. Lastly, before I get to posting those lists, a tip from an expert (myself) regarding proper play: apparently, you're supposed to mulligan/Powder away all hands without Bazaar of Baghdad.īazaar of Moxen 2012 winning list, Dredge (without Dread Return), by Erik Hegemann

I cannot offer much advice concerning the nuances of the Vintage archetype, though I can provide winning lists from fairly recent tournaments. Though I've never even played a hand of Vintage Dredge, it was slightly irritating to me that one of the better decks in the format (so I hear) was absent from the awesome new Vintage section on the Source, so I thought I'd make a thread.

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