When you are ready for things to come resolve they will start to come off the stack from top (newest) to bottom (oldest). You can also do other instant speed things like pump dreadnought, untap selvala, etc. This is when you must tap Selvala to get the 12 mana. Now - there is a priority window for you to do things while the ETB trigger is on the stack but before it resolves. You don’t have to sacrifice yet - it’s just on the stack and that etb trigger could even be countered if somebody had a stifle or something. When it comes into play, there is an ETB (enter the battlefield) trigger that goes onto the stack from Dreadnaught. You cast Dreadnaught and it goes on the stack before it ever enters the battlefield. ] and ] are also fantastic oversized creatures.Īlso feel free to join the selvala hotw discord server to discuss the deck: I would opt for the eldrazi over hydras though as they also double as payoff cards. If you aren’t playing in a cutthroat meta though, there’s nothing terribly wrong with the hydras.

You can see my own list I’ve been testing here. I do run a kozilek in my top end though for the draw trigger. Then flicker ewit to get back dreadnought and repeatedly bounce it and replay to draw deck off selvala etb trigger.Īs for why no hydras - they aren’t mana positive.

You can bounce and replay all your creatures with sabertooth, then replay dreadnought to sac sabertooth and replay ewit to get back your sabertooth. The sac trigger is not irrelevant though and it is used once you get infinite mana - sometimes you need to use a fattie to draw your deck off the selvala trigger but your creatures are too big.

You respond while the trigger is on the stack. Yes, for dreadnought it’s what others have pointed out.

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