Because of this, we quite literally scoop to a Turn 0 Leyline of the Void.

While going completely mana-free is helpful in some ways and keeps the price of the deck down into the ultra-budget range (at least, as far as Legacy is concerned), it also means we don't really get to play any answers to graveyard hate. we are heading to Legacy to play with one of the most degenerate and broken archetypes in the entire history of Magic: Dredge! So, what makes this build of Dredge unique? Well, mostly that it doesn't play a single mana source in the entire deck.

Last week in our Instant Deck Tech voting, we had a bit of a surprise, with our Legacy deck coming out on top. Noxious Revival can be used to get back a Narcomoeba that ended up in the graveyard without triggering for some reason or fetch out a unmask, kobold, or street wraith that I milled to dredge.Hello, everyone! Welcome to the new and improved Much Abrew About Nothing. Maybeboard: Mishra's Bauble Prized Amalgam Vine Dryad Changelog: -4 Creeping Chill, +4 Contagion -1 Flayer of the Hatebound, +1 Thassa's Oracle (Just realized Thassa with Balustrade spy is insta-win.) -4 Contagion, +4 Unmask (Free discard targeting self to be able to drop phantasmagorian easier than having to wait for discard step) -4 Shambling Shell, +4 Crimson Kobolds (Make it easier to get some creatures out to pay for Dread Return, Shambling Shell just doesn't dredge deep enough to be worth it form the playtesting I've done) -1 Flayer of the Hatebound, +1 Balustrade Spy -2 Mindbreak Trap, +2 Noxious Revival (I've never been able to use mindbreak trap its just sit in my hand as a dead card. I'm currently trying to build a significantly usable sideboard for the current meta and speed up the mainboard in general. This deck is a budget legacy list based on many of the common manaless dredge lists.

Manaless dredge deck