MTG Arena | Trying Out Ygra, Eater of All | Standard Abzan | BLB

Magic The Gathering Arena | Standard Gameplay Best of One
You've probably seen this deck, but if you have seen my video, you probably know by now that I build decks differently (that's at least what I know).
Ygra, Eater of All: If you have seen the other deck, this is the infinite loop enabler, but it is not that necessary, you could mill out the opponent by just having Camellia, Bartolomé and two Scavenger's Talent. ex: if you have those three on board and the Scavenger's Talent is on level 2, and 3 food tokens, if you sac those food tokens, its a mill for 12, and Camellia will trigger and will create 3 1/1 token, sac those 3 by using Bartolomé, that's another mill for 12, and Scavenger's Talent will trigger creating two food token, sac those again for mill for 8, and again, again, Camellia will trigger creating two 1/1, now pass the turn, and before draw step of the opponent, sac those 1/1 token to create two food token and sac those food token to create a 1/1 token and sac everything to finish it off that is if your opponent deck was 60 cards if not that's why Ygra was here. Plus, I already crafted it, so I don't want to waste it.
Camellia, the Seedmiser: This can be replaced with Experimental Confectioner, the only problem is that the rats it produce cannot block =(
Carrot Cake: I prefer this to Vinereap Mentor due to its has scry. though both have the same value.
Heaped Harvest: This is really good for the mana fix. The problem is that the shuffler is fine.
Lich-Knights' Conquest: Just to keep the combo alive and not to rely on Scavenger's Talent too much since it needs to level up.
Unstable Glyphbridge: It was really good on holding the opponent creature back, since if they cast a spell, they couldn't attack.
Note:
If you try this deck, please let me know what your experience with it. Most of the replays are cherry picked just to showcase the deck, which does not mean they have a high win-rate.
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Deck
4 Scavenger's Talent (BLB) 111
3 Forest (BLB) 378
3 Camellia, the Seedmiser (BLB) 207
3 Swamp (BLB) 374
3 Ygra, Eater of All (BLB) 241
3 Bartolomé del Presidio (LCI) 224
2 Plains (BLB) 370
3 Carrot Cake (BLB) 7
4 Tithing Blade (LCI) 128
4 Seed of Hope (MOM) 204
3 Heaped Harvest (BLB) 175
2 Cache Grab (BLB) 167
2 Underground Mortuary (MKM) 271
2 Concealed Courtyard (OTJ) 268
2 Lush Portico (MKM) 263
1 Razorverge Thicket (ONE) 257
2 Restless Cottage (WOE) 258
2 Blooming Marsh (OTJ) 266
2 Mirrex (ONE) 254
2 Fabled Passage (BLB) 252
2 Demolition Field (BRO) 260
3 Lich-Knights' Conquest (WOE) 96
3 Unstable Glyphbridge (LCI) 41
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[@dariocafiero1179]

In the first encounter, why didn't your opponent attack since his creatures had trample and you had little life left? If he had, I think you would have lost

[@kcryle_gaming]

If your talking before I craft Unstable Glyphbridge, Im also wondering about it, he/she could at least lower my life total. but if it is after, he/she cannot attack if he/she casts a spell due to Unstable Glyphbridge ability.

[@dariocafiero1179]

​@@kcryle_gamingthat's right: he had two opportunities to close out the game, but he wasted time and then lost.