Ouch, yup, missed that. Will pin this comment so other folks can see it too. Apologies for the error.

Thats totaly right, sadly Gideon's Sacrifice does not work that way.

Martyrdom is what you're looking for

It does not work since Feather is looking for cards that say target and Gideon's Sacrifice says choose, its almost the same but it does not work. If you want to try it out, you can use arena and see that it does not not work. Or try to find somone who has tried it.

​@@blaze556922 Choose very specifically isn't target, and this also matters within the rules for creatures with Hexproof and Shroud. A good example of this is the card "Council's Judgement", which has each player choose, rather than targetting. This lets it get around hexproof cards and protection as well, which is brutal against voltron decks. Gideon's Sacrifice doesn't work, unfortunately. That said, if you do want a really solid repeatable fog, try out Intimidation Bolt! If you target your own creature, you can just lock an opponent out of ever being able to attack, for just 3 mana. And, because it only does 3 damage, it doesn't even kill feather!

I know that you're meme-ing here, but for anyone building Feather: don't cut Wayfarer's Bauble. It's incredible in this deck, since Feather is very mana-intensive and we want her out asap.

I love this. People often let people keep enchantments they really should not. I will try to stay away from mana rocks but every enchantment that another player is playing is advancing their position far more then 1 or 2 mana. A free enchant wipe that you can play at any time for the cost of advancing your own game is awesome.

Livewire Lash is super underrated

livewire lash is insanely underrated

o7

I'm glad to see so many people playing Feather she's awesome

1) like you mention later, this deck is surprisingly mana hungry, and for full protection, you'd need 12 mana. Also, its not a full silence, just non creatures 2) if it wasnt $4(probably _because_ of Feather tbo...), but I agree 3) agree again, especially if you run the blink/flicker effects. Hell, kor cartographer might be worth it

Yeh I agree with this, I think maybe not enough time was spent on how it could be used to silence people. For my list it seems great but worth for others to at least test and see if it works well in their play group or adds value to the play style they might like.

It’s a bit pricey but Terrain Generator works well in my deck

@@jovismarshall Good card, and I use it in my Tatyova deck. But I can't say I'm a fan here, for two main reasons. First, Feather is super color-specific, so I only have room for one colorless land (Reliquary Tower). Second, Walking Atlas only costs a single investment of 2 mana, while Terrain Generator requires I tap three lands for every activation, making it harder to keep protective mana up. I can see the advantage of it being harder to remove, though.

A real good one, in my opinion, is if you use path to exile on a token made by young pyromancer, exiling it, getting a land, and making another token to do it again next opponents turn.. also can use a draw a card on one of the heroic token makers to get a token, then path that.. effectively drawing a card and getting a land on the field tapped for 2 mana.. walking atlas is a good one too, think I’ll be adding that too.

@@thrasherftw Oh, yeah, I've done the Path to Exile/Young Pyromancer trick a few times. It's fun. If you get Mavinda in play, you can even make it crazier - Path an opponent's creature, then cast from the grave on your token while pyromancer makes another token. Do this every turn, and you can remove four creatures and ramp four lands every trip around the table.

@@coreyroberson4550 This is bananas, I'm a year late here but putting together a feather list atm and going to try to make this happen. Great tips here!

You'd have to tap your own creature to make it work, there are just better cantrips for Feather

@@prestonkummer8495 That's an extremely minor downside because you're generally not blocking with Feather anyways and you have other creatures/token generators as well.

@@prestonkummer8495 also, you dont have to tap a creature as an additional cost., so you can cast it on an already tapped creature ;)

That's valid, still, there are already so many cantrips with upside, why include a cantrip with downside

@@prestonkummer8495 Because it's 1 mana at instant speed which makes it better than any of the ones that are either at sorcery speed or more than 1 mana. The rest of the 1 mana instant speed cantrips have already been included in the deck. Additionally, in a pinch you can use this on an opponent's creature to save yourself.

This! I treat Feather like a storm deck and only ever attack with her if its going to be lethal. You need that mana. Play the tiny cantrips and repeat the same few cards only revealing the BIG pumps like Rampage and Double Cleave for finishers. If you draw too much attention you are very vulnerable to being hated out of the game entirely. Also ALL of the cantrips digging to those protection spells is a must and I always find that I would rather give up some pump or a extra like haste first strike etc for Draw a Card. If you do not have a way to protect Feather yet save the mana and cast the cantrips on all three of your opponents turns do not swing in with her unless you can keep her safe. She WILL be targeted down. Unless you get a way to protect her in the opening hand expect to cast her get value and then need to cast her again on your next turn. If you do not have RWW in your opening hand then mulligan 99% of the deck is playable with a red and a white but without that second white you are dead in the water. a 5/4 hand of RWW and any other 2/1 card(s) is better then any 6 or 7 with out RWW. RWW Ramp Cantrip Protection Utility is your best opening hand get Feather out t3 and cast the cantrip end of turn before your t4 leaving the mana open for the protection. Set prioirity on casting things like guttersnipe and cantrips until you have the big plays. No Max Hand Size is your friend.

I like using light of hope

i like to run wear // tear

Light of hope 😬

Sundial does not interact with these effects in that way :) For more info on end-the-turn effects, we have a breakdown in our Obeka video! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iqqjY5qk3bK8lZc.html

If your spells are going to the graveyard in EDH you're doing something wrong. The only situation I can think of where that could happen and it's not the player playing badly is if there is a wheel effect, and even then redundancy should draw you into more of those types of cards. Dreadhorde Arcanist is great in the Pioneer Feather decks since you don't always have Feather out. In commander you always have access to Feather, so Arcanist gets much worse.

I'm glad you've had fun with it. Most people tend to agree that the card is too clunky.

To me, Aurelia's Fury is better off in Firesong and Sunspeaker than with Feather.

The way you use it is that you start by taking out 2 players with simple just attacking them with feather, the one player that remains, you only now need 4 mana to make them unable to cast any spells past upkeep.