As far as the deck itself, the list is pretty stock, so unlike a lot of our Much Abrew decks, I don't really have any major suggestions as far as card changes or deck improvements.

We ended up 3-2 in matches, which is reasonable, although a bit disappointing after starting out 3-0 in matches and 6-0 in games. With this in mind, the deck actually felt pretty good.

First off, I should say that while I enjoy Legacy a lot, I play it far less than Standard or Modern, so I'm by no means an expert on the format.

If you enjoy the Much Abrew About Nothing series and the other video content on MTGGoldfish, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish YouTube Channel to keep up on all the latest and greatest. Anyway, let's get to the videos!įirst, a quick reminder. One quick note: it's really, really hard to get matches of Legacy in the two-player queues on Magic Online sometimes, so for this week's Much Abrew About Nothing, we'll be running Enchantress through a Legacy league! This means the level of competition is about as good as it gets on Magic Online (outside of special, scheduled events), although the downside is there's always a chance that we run into duplicate matches.

As a result, this week we are heading to the world of eternal Magic to play a deck that's looking to generate a ton of mana, draw a ton of cards, and lock opponents out of the game with powerful enchantments like Solitary Confinement.

Last week, we had a bit of a surprise in our Instant Deck Tech voting, with our Legacy option-Enchantress-coming in as the most popular deck of the week. Hello, everyone! Welcome to the new and improved Much Abrew About Nothing.

Legacy dredge vs enchantress