Originally Posted by
TheInfamousBearAssassin
So, I tested some against this with Mighty Quinn, and a weakness the deck has against control is that it has no way of smoothing draws consistently in the mid to late game. There's not enough cantrips to really chain into each other reliably ala old Hatfield Thresh.
Top is a possibility, but another thought I had was fitting in Portent.
This lead to a thought;
Slowtrip, yeah, but might the ability of Portent to insure that an opponent that's struggling to get a second land doesn't draw lands for another couple turns actually make it better than Ponder in this deck?
Has anyone thought of this angle, or does the situation just not come up often enough to warrant the wait on the draw aspect?
(Portent, unlike Ponder, can target opponents, so you can rearrange the top three of their library. If anyone's wondering what I'm talking about.)
