Is Animist Actually Good Now? Deck Theory Breakdown

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In this episode, Zac and Phil crack open Sorcery: Contested Realm – Gothic deckbuilding with a deep dive into Animist, one of the trickiest and most flexible avatars in the new set.

Zac walks through his evolving Animist build, shaped around Landmass + Overflow ramp, Return to Nature loops, modal magics, and the constant tension of balancing creatures, control tools, and top-end finishers. Phil pulls apart the ABC deckbuilding framework, explores consistency theory from Magic, and tests whether Animist’s “everything is a creature” play pattern can compete in a real meta.

This conversation hits:

The ramp-to-five plan — and whether it’s even good enough.

How Animist turns every magic into a modal spell.

Solving deckbuilding through Ordinary density, Collection tech, and sites-as-card-advantage.

Why card draw works differently for Animist, and how to exploit that.

The future of tri-sites, toolbox spells, and Return to Nature loops.

Whether Animist is secretly… kinda cracked?

Stick around for theory, list-building, and a lot of hot takes as Zac’s seemingly mediocre avatar suddenly shows real potential.

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