Awaken, My Masters!

I was unbelievably excited for Sentinels, okay?

Having already played this deck enough to do some incredible moves that I thought would be complete and total pipe dreams, I'm absolutely ecstatic over how fun this deck can be to pilot, just by way of being a completely endless supply of titanic units. I'm completely confident this deck will have an unrealistically huge allergy to Harsh Rule, which I haven't encountered today presumably because everyone wants to actually have fun for once, but until people decide to start stinking up the meta with that again this is going to be my favorite thing in the world.

Exactly two Mysterium Orb is important because you want to see this card, but it is sadly redundant in multiples without any cards that combo with relics. That said, the second one draws you a card with Novaquake Titan, and is effectively a Torch with Great-Kiln Titan. And at the end of the day, if your explorers aren't exploding, it's more ramp, and Praxis has discovered what to do with its ramp. It's also what takes Monolith Guardian from being 'really really good' into 'completely and totally asanine', because 7/7 Overwhelm Endurance for 4 is not something that should ever be okay.

Trail Maker is low-key one of the strongest cards I've gotten to play with in this set, if I can be honest. It's effectively Power Stone's extremely important role-- ramp on 2, play one of your huge 4-drops-- that gives up being a relic and thus being ping-able to get you an influence, and this is a rather influence hungry deck-- FFFTTTT. Importantly, if it isn't self-evident, the influence sticks around if he himself dies, so him being removed and your plan being shoved off a turn isn't the end of the world.

Gear Master is a card I saw a lot of people severely underestimating during the event, and I understand why. It's a 4 drop when you're already playing Sandstorm Titan and it doesn't immediately impact the board and it's extremely removable and blah blah blah, I know. Yes, I'm still running 2 of her. Because warping in Heart of the Vault for what is effectively '6/6 deal 2 damage draw 3 cards give a unit +1/+1' is absolutely completely and totally insane, and shenanigans aside the deck is in need of something to let you reload. She does that well, and even if she doesn't get to, she ate removal that would've been flung into your Titans. 'They gotta run out eventually' becomes your catch phrase if you run this deck.

Waker of Ancients is probably less good than it is fun. That said, SST, Crimson Firemaw, Monolith Guardian once you have a relic, Emerging Colossus, Great-Kiln Titan these are all cards that are devastatingly powerful to see come in without costing you card advantage. I have yet to get the absolute dream play of warping in Novaquake Titan, but the idea that it can happen is what makes me refuse to budge Waker's spot in this deck.

Let nobody say in my home that Great-Kiln Titan isn't one of the best cards for Sentinels. It's immediate and free card advantage guaranteed unless you're a fool who messes up play order and gives your opponent the chance to Annihilate him mid-combat or something, it's bonus reach in a deck that stopped having room for any when he pulls a relic, if he's allowed to live for even one extra turn you've probably already won, it's insane. Even if he pulls power off the top, that means he's a Waystone Infuser that's been benching half the titans in this deck judging by that stat-line, and where I come from we respect Waystone Infuser.

Heart of the Vault currently only a two-of because I only have 2, that said it feels weirdly right because anything to take down this frankly nonsensical curve.
Emerging Colossus currently hasn't quite proven himself? 9 is an awkward spot in this deck because if you make it there he probably can't punch as freely as you'd like. That said, he might dredge you up a literally free Heart of the Vault, so this and the last part are probably related.
Novaquake Titan is somehow not a weird bricky meme. When this guy comes down, he takes the whole house with him. Guardian, SST and Heart all bond for him to come down reasonably 'early' considering all your ramp, at which point boy if you haven't won the game I want to know what deck your opponent has.

Open to comments, criticism and suggestions! I really want to see my giant idiot robot sons be as powerful as they can get.