{"ops":[{"insert":"My first thought when I saw The Unluckiest Planeswalker (once I got past \"Hey! The curse guy!\") was how he could color fix really well and then how he was even better as drawing card. The second thing I thought was OHMYGAWD! NEW LAND ENCHANTMENT COMMANDER!! I LOVE LAND ENCHANTMENTS!!! LET'S GOOOOOO!!!!! (Pretty much verbatim)\n\n+1 Ability\nAs I said, Mr. Curses works quite well as a color fixing mana dork, and I wanted to lean into that instead of running a ton of rocks and rainbow lands. So we excluded both. In fact, this is a 5 color mono-red land enchantment deck. Obviously since we are talking land auras, I am running some of the famous ones such as [[Abundant Growth]], [[Wild Growth]], and [[Nature’s Embrace]]. These pair so well with cards like [[Fertile Ground]] and [[Dawn’s Reflection]] to stack the effects to tap one land for 4 or more mana at a time. All of these are castable with no other fixing than The Unluckiest Planeswalker. And the more of them we get on board, the more color fixing we have available.\n\nColor fixing to definitely play more enchantments on my lands, but also on yours. Land enchantments make me so happy because what do you "},{"attributes":{"italic":true},"insert":"mean"},{"insert":" I can steal that Gaea’s Cradle instead of Strip Mining it thanks to [[Annex]]?! I can tap this one land and spit out 5/5 beasts? Thanks [[Spawning Grounds]]! And I love “Counterspell And” type effects like [[Sunken Field]] and [[Buried in the Garden]] that move my game plan along while also messing with my opponents’ plans.\n\nAnd since we are talking about messing with my opponents’ plans, no one said this wasn’t a curse deck, its just a cursed lands deck. We are using cards like [[Lithoform Blight]] and, literally, [[Cursed Land]] to enchant our opponents’ lands. There are a lot of very good lands running around the format these days and having some way to spot remove them is definitely a good idea. We can also work on keeping the token deck under control a little bit with [[Nettlevine Blight]].\n\n-3 Ability\nI adore the fact that the design for The Unluckiest Planeswalker makes it so that he potentially becomes his own curse. Drawing "},{"attributes":{"italic":true,"bold":true},"insert":"double"},{"insert":" the number of cards as auras we control is not only strong but dangerous. The more you lean into the aura synergy, the closer you get to decking yourself. Because this man knows how to draw cards! And if we have [[Rowan’s Talent]] attached to him at the time, its off to the races.\n\nSo we are going to weaponize that and ty to win with cards like [[Psychosis Crawler]] and we make enough mana in the deck thanks to the aura ramp and [[Koth of the Hammer]] that we can just load up some [[Words of War]] triggers before activating his -3 ability. Words of War also doubles as a great way to keep from decking ourselves and so does the little [[Obstinate Familiar]].\n\nAll of that brings us back to the land base and the fact this is a 5 color "},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"mono-red"},{"insert":" deck. Meaning we want things to burn. Cards like [[Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle]] and [[Longshot, Rebel Bowman]] start off our burn by pinging on nearly everything we put on board, including our commander. [[Koth of the Hammer]] gives us plenty of mana to dump into a [[Jaya’s Immolating Inferno]] to kill the table or can turn all of our mountains into shots to the players’ faces. And I love [[Last Light of Durin’s Day]] here finding [[Desert Were-Worm]] or the chaos pick of [[Themberchaud]]. Nothing feels more fitting for a deck with The Unluckiest Planeswalker than one that risks taking ourselves out with our own wincons!\n\n\n"}]}