Thanks for the reply, and this is why I asked for a bit more specific puzzles since this way it's just maybe a bit too easy to Ad Nauseam in each scenario. Or at least I always imagine Ad Nauseam as my primary win condition, and because of that I always think of going for it when possible. I actually use IGG pretty often, Diminishing Returns from time to time - Past in Flames is used pretty much never ever. I just feel like PiF needs 4-6 rituals in graveyard in order to be good, and with that amount of rituals I can usually win with other cards.
Thanks for saying the version which would have been more safe and 100% sure, since AdN can crap out from time to time.
Meh the chances of fizzling after Ad Nauseum are so slim, that I would do it again. It never happens to me other than that one time. Like I said. I was at 19 life, not 13. The fact that 4 cantrips later I still didnt find anything is just icing that God didnt want it to happen... I use IGG probably the most, then Diminishing Returns (even though I hate it), then PiF like the guy before me, I almost never use. Almost always I cannot sustain a good steady engine without an LED and PiF does not help me out there.
Ditto. I saw endure2004 complain the other day in a tournament report that Time Spiral, while good on paper, was consistently one mana too much. Has anyone tried Time Reversal in that slot? I don't love it, but sometimes I want that Hail Mary--I'm going to try it pretty soon, unless it's proven completely awful for someone.
The problem with Returns isn't that it exiles the top 10 cards of your library. If you read the opening post, you would know that Time Reversal has been tried. I haven't been able to post as much recently, there's a new boss at work, he's very much against using the internet for personal use. That said, it's a bit disappointing to check the thread and see all this crap.
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DR is good when you shuffle 2 bobs and a Liliana your opponent has away, then draw into 3 lands, 4 cantrips, proceeding to rip into the sick with those cantrips next turn and killing your opponent to lock top 8 (true story).
The MTGO Legacy metagame is weird. Half Countertop decks and half Show and Tell. I'm thinking about adjusting the sideboard a bit to compensate.
"I'm willing to imagine a TES where Past in Flames replaces Ill-Gotten Gains entirely, and we just don't play Diminishing Returns." - me, 29/09/2011
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Went 6-0 at a local. Twice D-Returns won me two game three's in consecutive rounds.
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Been there, tried that, still casting Doomsday.
Drawing my deck for 0 mana since 2013.
Have you guys considered a Trop or Bayou in the SB? I've been practicing the Miracles matchup quite a bit, and I've had a lot of trouble getting GB up in a reasonable amount of time. Putting a dual in puts us from 6 to 10 Green sources after SB (since Petal isn't really a green source if they've landed CB).
Why would you play City of Brass over Trop? At least in the Miracles matchup, I've been boarding down to 1-2 Silence, since you don't really want to draw more than one of them, since that deck isn't really setup to cast more than 1 Counterspell in a turn.
I have been playtesting quite a bit on Modo, I've played ANT for a little while, trying to get used to the playstyle of TES.
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