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Scute Swarm and Felidar Retreat are two of our best finishers, making a massive board of tokens quickly once Gitrog starts tutoring up extra lands. Kazandu Mammoth gives us a way to up our land count while also being a reasonable threat. Lotus Cobra ramps us into Gitrog, Horror of Zhava on Turn 3 and works extremely well with our extra-land-drop cards like Druid Class. Not only does this make sure that we consistently have action in the late game once we have more than enough mana to execute our game planВ by turning our lands into fresh cards, but it also stocks our graveyard with lands that we can get back later with Ancient Greenwarden to trigger landfall. The other sneaky upside of Gitrog, Horror of Zhava is its weird pseudo-landfall ability, giving us the ability to sacrifice our lands to draw a card. If they sacrifice a creature to tap Gitrog, we seek a land and trigger our Scute Swarms, Felidar Retreats, and Omnath, Locus of Creations if they don't, we get to smash our opponent with a 6/6 menace for four.

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If we can play Gitrog, Horror of Zhava on a board full of landfall creatures, we put our opponent in a tough position. Eventually, I decided that the only way to really build a deck around the new Gitrog was to focus on its ability to seek lands onto the battlefield by surrounding it with landfall threats. We're trying to build a deck aroundВ the winning card. While the Frog Horror is a fine midrange and ramp threat that you could play in just about any deck in its colors and get some value, just running cards for value isn't what Against the Odds is about. Against the Odds: Five-Color FrogfallД«uilding around Gitrog, Horror of Zhava was tricker than I had expected.

If our opponent doesn't sacrifice a creature to tap Girtog, we get an undercosted 6/6 menace for just four mana! What's Alchemy like? How good is Gitrog, Horror of Zhava?В Let's get to the video and find out in today's Against the Odds then, we'll talk more about the deck!ДЄ quick reminder: if you haven't already, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish YouTube channel. If our opponent sacrifices a creature to tap Gitrog, we get to seek out a land to trigger all of our landfall abilities. The idea of the deck is to take advantage of Gitrog, Horror of Zhava with various landfall threats (including some newly rebalanced cards).

As such, we're heading to Alchemy today to play a deck I'm calling Five-Color Frogfall.

We had an Alchemy poll last week featuring a bunch of crazy new digital-only cards, and our new The Gitrog Monster- Gitrog, Horror of Zhava-took home an easy victory. This week, for the first time ever, we're checking out the new Alchemy format on Magic Arena. Welcome to episode 316 of Against the Odds.

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