But decks that build around self-mill, with commanders like Muldrotha, the Gravetide or Sidisi, Brood Tyrant, often view milling five cards as equivalent to drawing five cards, making Sludge Titan a uniquely powerful value engine
My plan currently is using it as a way to squeeze a card from a planeswalker when its already being destroyed by my opponent
This isnt enough for 3 mana, especially ignoring creature sources, and being able to later spend 6 to get a 4/4 flying trampler in Emerald Dragon isnt great either, Bob
Number Three Elves | Legacy | Reid Duke, 2022 North American Legacy Championship Creatures (28) 1 Leaf-Crowned Visionary 2 Birchlore Rangers 2 Craterhoof Behemoth 3 Heritage Druid 4 Allosaurus Shepherd 4 Elvish Visionary 4 Nettle Sentinel 4 Quirion Ranger 4 Wirewood Symbiote Planeswalkers (1) 1 Grist, the Hunger Tide Instants (2) 2 Once Upon a Time Sorceries (10) 2 Natural Order 4 Glimpse of Nature 4 Green Sun's Zenith Lands (19) 3 Forest 1 Misty Rainforest 1 Verdant Catacombs 2 Bayou 2 Boseiju, Who Endures 2 Dryad Arbor 2 Windswept Heath 2 Wooded Foothills 4 Gaea's Cradle Sideboard (15) 1 Abrupt Decay 1 Snuff Out 1 Dismember 1 Collector Ouphe 1 Assassin's Trophy 2 Endurance 4 Leyline of the Void 4 Thoughtseize Once upon a time [no relation] the best creature you could get with a Natural Order was a Verdant Force
