Mox Amber

With mana-positive rocks, we can build a repeatable mana loop.

One example in this list is Sol Ring and Mox Amber, with Vraska giving Amber access to our colors.

Tap the Ring, cast Amber, and bounce Ring.

Resolve and tap Amber.

Most interesting deck here, Blue-White Oswald Fiddlebender Combo.

in fourth place featuring Mox Opal, Mox Amber, Tamio, Oswald, Loki, and Emery.

This is the Loki that draws cards when you target stuff.

Right, so there's a whole combo with putting Sewer Valence Cam in the yard, and then you're tapping and untapping, and you're doing this with Mox Amber and Mox Opal to sacrifice it to Fiddle Vendor and Emery, and just keep the loop going, and you just mill them out with Grinding Station.

So it's a good time.

You get your combo off.

You know, if I'm going to buy a brick of something that's $10 hoping it's going to be $20, that's fine because that's going to be a buy list play, relatively few mechanical actions to complete the game plan.

But trying to buy less random, a single copy of something at $20, a single copy of this, a single copy of that, and just buy a $500, a $1,000, a $3,000, a $5,000 thing that might have a chance of going 50% to 100% in a couple of years and providing a very reasonable return.

It was all a setup.

Mox Opal and Mox Amber, and for what it's worth, Mox Jasper.

Oh, yeah.

It's a

legendary artifact dragon.

It's a legendary artifact dragon.

I've been trying to play Mox Amber in artifact decks with, you know, Oswald, Emery, Tamiyo, Lady Octopus.

I forget her name.