The biggest advantage DDFT has is that it's chances of winning get better the later the game goes, -at least compared to ANT, TES and SI. This makes it much less of a glass canon and lets you keep...
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The biggest advantage DDFT has is that it's chances of winning get better the later the game goes, -at least compared to ANT, TES and SI. This makes it much less of a glass canon and lets you keep...
Thanks, I just wanted to hear I was wrong.
Yeah I had tops in there, but I ended up not needing them for piles. When I took them out I ended going ponder for turn one and brainstorm for turn two. Top never seemed to need a turn.
So I've been playing with Gitaxian Probes over Sensei's divining top (-I know it sounds like a bad idea) and its actually working well for me. Has anyone tried this and had similar results?
so if the pile is
top
top
helm
brainfreeze / grapeshot
How do you draw both the helm and top? I get that you draw one on your draw step but without a draw effect played on the turn before,...
It requires a top out or a cantrip the turn you cast doomsday also.
It has nothing to do with the casting cost of the mindbreak trap, in that example all that hate could easily be directed...
In that meta I would play helm + Grapeshot over Shelldock + Emrakul due to the prevalence of wasteland.
The Shelldock/Emrakul pile deals with counterbalance really well because there's nothing to counter post doomsday. For some reason there's not as much counterbalance running around as expected, so...