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Lol. You should probably see a doctor.

I'm still a fan of Top. This deck has a lot of assy draws and I prefer to be able to filter through them.

3-1'd a small local last night. I had put the deck down for a bit, but I recently acquired Korean Sneak Attacks soooooooo I kinda had to play them.

R1) Team America 2-0
Blood Moon gets...

I've considered cards like Ashen Rider. The exiling effect of rider is a plus, but I prefer my removal to work independently from my enablers.

Split the top 4 tonight at my local, 4-0-1 taking down UB Tezz, Grixis Tempo, TNN Bug, and Jund. I stepped away from Big Red for a bit to tinker with Dark Depths, but it feels good to Pacific Rim...

Ah, fair. I missed that Rider exiles instead of destroying.

If you're thinking of playing Ashen Rider, you should just play Woodfall Primus instead. It hits twice and sticks around.

I'd stick with Chaos Warp though; it hits Humility and Gaddock Teeg.

3x Magma Jet, 1x Karakas main.

I can't say that playing white is necessary. It is an experiment that has served me well, pushing through counters and Mind Twisting storm players.

There used to be more combo present in my local...

Regarding the white splash:

The white splash isn't really a different deck. Same goals, different means, different perspectives.

I began testing with Chant/Silence as a means of fighting both...

And is absolutely miserable if countered.

I'm borrowing old tech from Imperial Painter and trying out Magma Jet. It's another means to filter the top of your deck while giving you a little reach...

Between those choices, I'd give the nod to Faithless Looting. I've tried a singleton Reforge the Soul before, but it was never useful. Looting is relevant at more points in a game.

Depending on...

I've been playing with the deck and always find Faithless Looting lacking. Aside from Inferno Titan, we're dealing in 2 card combinations that don't interact with the graveyard. Not that card...