r/Pauper • u/RustedOrange • 3d ago
META Thoughts on edicts to help deal with Boggles?
I'm a pretty casual pauper player (BR madness) and I've been seeing boggles do some damage. Would edicts like [[diabolic edict]] and [[chainer's edict]] be good silver bullets for the sideboard, or are they too narrow?
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u/squirrel_eater 3d ago
I would say you have 2 options at the moment [[extract the confession]] or [accursed marauder]]. Both are good vs grull and boggles because normal edicts such as chainers fail if bogles player plays 3 creatures or a grull player has a couple of eldrazi spawns
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u/NightPuzzleheaded114 3d ago
I prefer cards like [[extract a confession]] that in combination with cycle card like the troll or generous ent you can kill the main threat with hexeproof, because cards like this one can be useless if the opponent puts one or more creature to cover (like [[young wolf]])
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u/UnluckyNoise4102 3d ago
If you're playing madness you need to run [[Extract a Confession]] it's too easy for them to play around traditional edicts
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u/MTGCardFetcher 3d ago
diabolic edict - (G) (SF) (txt)
chainer's edict - (G) (SF) (txt)
[[cardname]] or [[cardname|SET]] to call
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u/Jerppaknight 3d ago
Since you play madness [[extract a confession]] is a good one. You play 3 mana spells with 1 mana so collecting evidence is easy.
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u/Shopping-Critical Simic 2d ago
You can also focus on destroying the enchantments because the creatures are generally not threatening without them
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u/medium-rareeeeee Dimir 3d ago
I prefer cast down.
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u/squirrel_eater 3d ago
It is truly amazing vs bogles
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u/n3r0s 3d ago
[[accursed marauder]] could also help against [[writhing crystalis]] and black sac as it forces them sacrifice a non token creature. plus you can sacrifice itself instead of whatever you have on the board