Thankfully, there are three ways of getting around cards with indestructible exile them, place negative counters on them to reduce their toughness to zero, or force your opponent to sacrifice them
Heres what his build looks like: Monsters: 2 Scrap Golem 3 Scrap Beast 3 Scrap Goblin 3 Scrap Chimera 2 Battle Fader 1 Breaker the Magical Warrior 1 Cyber Dragon 1 Spirit Reaper 1 Gorz the Emissary of Darkness Spells: 3 Scrapstorm 1 Scrapyard 1 Mind Control 1 Foolish Burial 1 Giant Trunade 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 1 Dark Hole 1 Monster Reborn Traps: 2 Dust Tornado 3 Dimensional Prison 1 Magic Drain 1 Torrential Tribute 1 Mirror Force 1 Trap Hole 2 Bottomless Trap Hole 1 Solemn Judgment Extra Deck: 3 Scrap Dragon 2 Scrap Archfiend 2 XX-Saber Gottoms 1 Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier 1 Black Rose Dragon 2 Stardust Dragon 1 Thought Ruler Archfiend 1 Colossal Fighter 1 Chimeratech Fortress Dragon I decided to play Scraps because its so similar to decks like Blackwings (the Special Summoning) and Zombies (working from the Graveyard), two Decks I never got to run in their best formats. McCarthy is playing 3 copies each of Scrap Beast , Scrap Goblin , Scrap Chimera , and Scrapstorm , since theyre the heart of the Decks Synchro Summoning strategy
[1] If you control a Level 10 or higher "Exodia" monster: You can destroy all cards your opponent controls
The Father of Machines is one of the most powerful sacrifice outlets in our arsenal, and he has created an archetype around himself in the Modern format
its an underrated, excellent Ace Spec card that truly proves the worth of this card type, and also demonstrates exactly why youre only allowed one Ace Spec card in any given deck
It also fights against the politics of EDH by giving every player a definite enemy for them to focus on
