Premodern: The Format Where Tron Is Actually Cool! 

Honest Tron is good Tron!

Hahahaha I know, right? Blue Tron always was to me the cultured and sophisticated amongst decks packing Urza lands. Unfortunately we don't have mindslaver in Premodern, but this deck definitely has some pretty serious U Tron vibes to it!

This is Caleb's deck, I'm just trying to channel his awesomeness! Happy you liked it, it's a ton of fun!

Thanks for watching! Honestly, you could cut the Moxen from my Oath Terravore deck and you would still have a pretty great deck in your hands. If I did I'd add 2 Brushland to finish the full 4, and then probably a 2nd Enlightened Tutor and something else meta dependant (maybe an Argivian Find or something along those lines).

Thanks for answering! What do you think about adding exploration instead? Definitelly mox seems stronger. I will try out what you've suggested. Thanks a lot!@@fpawluszmtg

I could see trying Exploration. However, the whole point of playing Mox is that it a) allows you to play one of your many powerful 2 drops on turn 1 and b) fixes your mana. Exploration does neither of those things, so at that point I'd much rather play a better card instead.@@JacekFrankowski-j5z

I understood that people hated Tron in pauper, just like in Modern. In Premodern the second you play a Tron land your opponent will be like "Oooooh! What are you cooking with over there!?" 😆

Masticore is an absolute banger, and a real staple in Premodern for sure. They really don't make them like they used to: with drawbacks!

List is a lot of fun! It's a control deck with a clunkier floor, but a much, much higher ceiling. You go from 0 to 100 REALLY quick, haha!

At the end of every video I do a little wrap up where I discuss what I liked or disliked about the video and potential changes I would like to explore. Unfortunately this video was recorded like 4 months ago or something, so I don't remember exactly how I felt right after I played it.

You said that you thought 4 Strokes of genius was too much and that you would play FoF. Would you go 2 and 2?@@fpawluszmtg

Not really, Stiflenought is one of the best decks in the format, while Tron is just a solid tier 2-3 control deck.

No idea, but glad you found it!

Only cultured people know this.

I think it may die to Dust Bowl more than to Wasteland (unless your opponent draws 2+ wastelands quickly). I was playing Dust Bowl vs this deck once, and my opponent answered back with Teferi's Response.... I did not win that one!

@@fpawluszmtg I actually won some games with the deck again playing like you do - I was running it like Boomer Tron in Modern (always aiming to form Tron) but just chilling and digging for answers to the current boardstate and letting Tron just happen is the way to go - thanks for making me a better player 😁

@@Rabid_Wombat Awesome, glad that you liked it! To be fair, this was Caleb's list, I am just the messenger! And I 100% agree that his approach is the best one.