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It's double-sided. Against other storm, you are usually slower, but grindy games with lots of discard spells favor Doomsday because of Top. Against Show and Tell it's also tough, because you have to...

It can, easily: assemble a LabMan pile, draw into it with Ideas/Meditate, make mana, cast LabMan, play a draw effect.
Many people play Chromatic Sphere for the final draw effect, because you can't...

Five colour Doomsday gives you Chant/Silence effects. These help to make Doomsday a safe kill when facing potential burn spells. Disadvantage is the weaker mana base. Problem: most decks with burn...

Jup. Wish trumps almost all other options easily.
It also allows you to play the kill on side, making the list smoother.
The only question is: are you willing to play a colour just for Wish?
I...

If you play Burning Wish, here's no real reason to add Dark Petition.
I think playing 4x Wish and 3x Doomsday should be plenty of business.

For non-Wish builds:
The fact that you can't easily...

I know, but on average I draw better hands with the Storm decks than with OmniTell.
I'm not saying I have conclusive evidence. I would just like to point out I disagree with the statement that...

I am not actually sure OmniTell is better than Doomsday (or any other Storm variant, for that matter). OmniTell just draws so many awkward hands. The beauty of Doomsday is that it contains zero bad...

I see I need to work on my Lab Man piles. :tongue:

I was immidiately thinking about how easy the win would be if you just went for this pile: Ideas, LED, LED, Wish, Doomsday, aiming for the Empty...

emidln was rather unsubtle, I'll admit that, but he's not wrong.
If you are new to Doomsday, you will go 0-5 in your first three tourneys.
If you are new to Storm in general, you should play ANT >...

Hi there,
Doomsday is as good as its pilot, and playing well will help way more than playing a list that was tuned by a good player while you yourself are unfamiliar with it. I'll post my list so...