...and then I thought of RIP and DRS and said to myself: "why da hell should I make those cards even better ?!"Quote:
Originally Posted by sawatarix
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...and then I thought of RIP and DRS and said to myself: "why da hell should I make those cards even better ?!"Quote:
Originally Posted by sawatarix
What would be the forth best cantrip in legacy right now?
And i'm talking about cantrips ,not draw-1 spells like gitaxian probe.
1. Brainstorm
2. Ponder
3. Preordain
4. ?
I need input,thx in advance !
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Originally Posted by sawatarix
It has to be Serum Vision. Although it is a "draw-1" spell. Nonetheless, the best among the rest. :P
I would play portent or top as a 2 mana cantrip or impulse/peer through depths way before touching serum visions or sleight of hand
After a certain point, we're just cantripping into cantrips that cantrip into more cantrips. After maxing out Brainstorm, Ponder, and Probe, I only have room for two Preordains. I can see the logic behind running the 12-trip versions, but jesus, I can't imagine having to slog through a deck with 16 cantrip effects. There are already enough times where my hands are Bayou and 1,000 U spells.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay_Gatz
This deck doesn't need more cantrips.
Hi Guys,
Im playing burning ant for a while. I like the answers burning wish provides. It however is a bit clunky.
Today i was thinking about personal tutor. What do you guys think? Maybe a list with 4 infernal tutor; 2/3 personal tutor and 1 grim tutor could work.
What do you guys think?
I think that the topic was discussed in this thread at least one time before. It's sorcery speed, can't get you cards like Ad Nauseam or Chain of Vapor, is carddisadvantage. LDV is strickly better.Quote:
Originally Posted by R3D
Thanks for your respons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemnear
Not sure if you can call ldv strictly better since the nature of the card is a bit different, but that's a whole different discussion. It would probably serve the goal better then personal tutor will do :)
My thinking was changing the deck to: t1 personal tutor for empty. This may be to straining for the manabase and ldv will probably still do a better job.
The Main problem here is that Personal Tutor gives your opponent a whole turn to plan ahead for EtW then. Possible Arguments with Personal Tutor and Gitaxian Probe are too artificial for my taste even if that combination would work out by fetching PIF and ToA (via flashback)Quote:
Originally Posted by R3D
I agree with you that it will give the opponent too much time to prepare for empty. Also about setting up with gitaxian probe: this demands too much card combinations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lemnear
any thoughts/sideboard advice for reanimator? i went 4-1 in a legacy chalenge an lost 2-1 against reanimator, this is not the first time that this archetype ruins my day when im playing ant
@personal tutor:
I can image a build with a couple of tutor in combination with 2-3 senseis devining top to draw the desired card during the same turn.
Have to test it,it seems slow because of top on the other hand.
@reanimator:
Is one of the few bad matchups we have to be honest.
Adding countermagic (flusterstorm,swansong,pyroblast) and graveyard-hate (surgical extraction) or speed (second ad nauseam) helps.
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Sensei makes me think of doomsday :D wait, this is going way too far since there is already a card needed to draw into the personal tutor target.Quote:
Originally Posted by sawatarix
Can't help it that hybrids are still keeping my interest.
I have played Ant with 2 Ad Nauseams for a while now and i'm also interested in other builds.
What is the secret behind the 2- Past in Flames Decks?
Some people run a second copy of pif and i'm wondering why.
Does it make the deck faster?
There will be more comboturns where you won't have a tutor but 1-3 cantrips and rituals to hopefully find a tutor or the tendrils i guess?
Please share your experience with 2 or maybe 3 past in flames in the maindeck :-)
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Talking about this version?Quote:
Originally Posted by sawatarix
4 Dark Ritual
4 Cabal Ritual
1 Rain of Filth
4 Infernal Tutor
3 Tendrils of Agony
2 Past in Flames
4 Ponder
4 Brainstorm
4 Gitaxian Probe
1 Sensei's Divining Top
4 Cabal Therapy
1 Duress
1 Thoughtseize
4 Lotus Petal
4 Lion's Eye Diamond
4 Polluted Delta
4 Misty Rainforest
1 Tropical Island
1 Bayou
2 Underground Sea
1 Volcanic Island
1 Island
1 Swamp
Sideboard:
2 Ad Nauseam
1 Burning Wish
1 Chain of Vapor
2 Dread of Night
3 Carpet of Flowers
3 Abrupt Decay
3 Xantid Swarm
For instance ya.
Most of the lists run 2 pif 2 toa and sometimes 1 empty main
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That decklist reminds the storm list before ad nauseam.
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Speed, awesome resiliency, fow-proof scenarios, blind pif, aside worse ad nauseam makes the deck next level in every good aspect... Never played 3 - 2 in hand is not a preferable situation, usualy, additional storm spells not necessary, played with both ad nauseam 2 pif and grim tutor ~2 years back and would take 2 pif before a grim in AdN list, the "true" grinding station concept plays out bit different, my list is kind of 1 foot on both sidesQuote:
Originally Posted by sawatarix
I think we just lose this one, but I'm still trying to figure it out myself. The usual tactics we use to fight against FoW/Daze decks don't work because they can just untap and kill us. It doesn't help that every Reanimator player is a lucksack and a terrible human being.Quote:
Originally Posted by SaberTooth