Deck Name: Momir Vig, Simic Visionary. Colors: Green and Blue. Format: Commander. Deck Version 2.0

Commander: 

Momir Vig, Simic Visionary

Creature:

Assault Zeppelid

Beetleform Mage

Coiling Oracle

Conundrum Sphinx

Cudgel Troll

Darksteel Myr

Dormant Gomazoa

Drakewing Krasis

Elusive Krasis

Fathom Mage

Gaea’s Skyfolk

Grazing Kelpie

Groundling Pouncer

Horizon Chimera

Illusionary Servant

Jhessian Infiltrator

Jungle Barrier

Kazandu Tuskcaller

Kiora’s Follower

Latch Seeker

Nulltread Gargantuan

Phantasmal Abomination

Pygmy Hippo

Selkie Hedge-Mage

Shambleshark

Shorecrasher Mimic

Simic Guildmage

Slippery Bogle

Sturdy Hatchling

Thalakos Deceiver

Vedalken Heretic

Vigean Hydropon

Wall of Brambles

Wall of Tanglecord

Winged Coatl

Wood Sage

Zameck Guildmage

Enchantment/Equipment:

Abundant Growth

Aspect of Wolf

Awakening Zone

Bear Umbra

Boar Umbra

Dissipation Field

Gigantiform

Infiltration Lens

Khalni Heart Expedition

Legacy’s Allure

Levitation

Narcolepsy

Paralyzing Grasp

Spider Umbra

Wall of Frost

Wild Growth

Instant:

Cancel

Dispel

Harrow

Mana Leak

Mana Short

Naturalize

Turn Aside

Vines of Vastwood

Planeswalker:

Garruk Wildspeaker

Sorcery:

Time Warp

Kodama’s Reach

Land:

17 Forest

18 Island

Review of Elvish Visionary **

Has Certain Special Uses

I like this card for my Momir Vig deck.  Momir Vig isn’t that great of a commander in my opinion.  Momir Vig enables for one to search for a card if he or she plays a green creature, and take a creature card to their hand if a blue creature is played.  Elvish Visionary capitalizes on Momir Vig.  The green ability of Momir enables the search ability.  However, that ability usually isn’t much help as it telegraphs to your opponent what is coming next, so he can plot his strategy accordingly.  The green ability of Momir Vig means that one is not able to take the card to their hand by itself on that turn, usually, but Elvish Visionary throws in a curve by enabling you to take the card that you have just searched for to your hand.  And, since Elvish Visionary doesn’t cost a whole lot of mana, you might even be able to play that card that you searched for on the same turn, especially since a Momir Vig deck works well with elves.  Suddenly, Momir’s mediocre ability becomes actually quite cool with a card like Elvish Visionary.