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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    why are you guys discussing akward protection, when there is mom? is this mtgsalvation?
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    So am I the only one who thinks while this targets (a few) very good and popular cards, that it won't really do much because it doesn't target decks' strategies?

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    Good card, but to narrow for main deck, better options in sideboard, imo.

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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by 2Rach View Post
    So am I the only one who thinks while this targets (a few) very good and popular cards, that it won't really do much because it doesn't target decks' strategies?

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    Good card, but to narrow for main deck, better options in sideboard, imo.
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by 2Rach View Post
    So am I the only one who thinks while this targets (a few) very good and popular cards, that it won't really do much because it doesn't target decks' strategies?

    EDIT:
    Good card, but to narrow for main deck, better options in sideboard, imo.
    How are draw engines not a deck's strategy?

    I agree that it's probably more sideboard stuff, though, but only testing can determine that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barook View Post
    How are draw engines not a deck's strategy?

    I agree that it's probably more sideboard stuff, though, but only testing can determine that.
    The only decks in current Legacy who's draw-engine is their strategy are Spiral Tide (Time Spiral) and OmniTell (Enter the Infinite). For the rest, the draw-engine (does such even exist in Legacy as such? Gush-Bond, Intuition/Accumulated Knowledge, etc. are engines) is Independent from the game strategy as it does not affect your SFM, Ad Nauseam, Show&Tell, etc. directly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lemnear View Post
    The only decks in current Legacy who's draw-engine is their strategy are Spiral Tide (Time Spiral) and OmniTell (Enter the Infinite). For the rest, the draw-engine (does such even exist in Legacy as such? Gush-Bond, Intuition/Accumulated Knowledge, etc. are engines) is Independent from the game strategy as it does not affect your SFM, Ad Nauseam, Show&Tell, etc. directly.
    I would say that the cantrip base that most blue decks play brainstorm/ponder/etc are their draw engine. It is not a card advantage engine but they are a card selection engine for sure. The engine is the reason rug has been good for so long, it is just wayyyyyy too efficient at finding what it needs at the exact time it needs to be found.
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    is the spirit/anvil interaction any good? Anvil is good with any recursion and the two could wreck combo decks that would have to top deck an instant speed answer very soon or risk their hand being eaten.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2Rach View Post
    So am I the only one who thinks while this targets (a few) very good and popular cards, that it won't really do much because it doesn't target decks' strategies?

    EDIT:
    Good card, but to narrow for main deck, better options in sideboard, imo.
    you mean that after 2-3 mana storm one of this via Vial, doesn't "target decks' strategies"? that's just gg

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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Poron View Post
    you mean that after 2-3 mana storm one of this via Vial, doesn't "target decks' strategies"? that's just gg
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Lemnear View Post
    The only decks in current Legacy who's draw-engine is their strategy are Spiral Tide (Time Spiral) and OmniTell (Enter the Infinite). For the rest, the draw-engine (does such even exist in Legacy as such? Gush-Bond, Intuition/Accumulated Knowledge, etc. are engines) is Independent from the game strategy as it does not affect your SFM, Ad Nauseam, Show&Tell, etc. directly.
    Who plays Spiral Tide or Omnitell anyway? The most (successful) played deck with a draw engine is elves. Good morning, Sir.
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Lemnear View Post
    The only decks in current Legacy who's draw-engine is their strategy are Spiral Tide (Time Spiral) and OmniTell (Enter the Infinite). For the rest, the draw-engine (does such even exist in Legacy as such? Gush-Bond, Intuition/Accumulated Knowledge, etc. are engines) is Independent from the game strategy as it does not affect your SFM, Ad Nauseam, Show&Tell, etc. directly.
    You play a deck with two different draw engines, one of which is a win condition itself. You should know.
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Poron View Post
    you mean that after 2-3 mana storm one of this via Vial, doesn't "target decks' strategies"? that's just gg
    Wut?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zombie View Post
    You play a deck with two different draw engines, one of which is a win condition itself. You should know.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lavafrogg View Post
    In the quiet words of the Virgin Mary... "Come again?"
    I'm arguing that this card DO mess with deck strategies. As long as those strategies involve "drawing cards".

    ANT, TES and Elves are all decks (whose strategies) are totally messed by this card (and by Ethersworn Canonist).

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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Poron View Post
    I'm arguing that this card DO mess with deck strategies. As long as those strategies involve "drawing cards".

    ANT, TES and Elves are all decks (whose strategies) are totally messed by this card (and by Ethersworn Canonist).
    Why you mention ANT and TES specifically? Wouldn't "Brainstorm.dec" suffice?

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    If anything you'll trade it for 3 hit points or one less Abrupt Decay.

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    In relation to how this card affects fair blue decks: I think that this card doesn't out right wreck fair blue decks as it does the combo decks with draw engines mentioned above. I kind of think of it as akin to chalice of the void. Just like Chalice, Spirit make fair blue decks less consistent when it's in play since now the blue player has to play from the top of their deck. This is something their deck is not built to do as well as decks like Death and Taxes, Maverick, and any other deck that may run this. However, I have won thru chalice of the void on 1 turn 1. So, if as a fair blue player, I already have what I need to answer the Spirit in hand or what I need to win, I could care less really. The only thing the spirit will do is either eat removal or prevent me from finding more cards to further or protect my game plan, whatever that may be.
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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Poron View Post
    I'm arguing that this card DO mess with deck strategies. As long as those strategies involve "drawing cards".

    ANT, TES and Elves are all decks (whose strategies) are totally messed by this card (and by Ethersworn Canonist).
    Lol ... I suggest reading Ad Nauseam, Infernal Tutor, LED and Burning Wish ... count the numbers of the word "draw".

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    Re: [SCD] Spirit of the Labyrinth

    Quote Originally Posted by Lemnear View Post
    Lol ... I suggest reading Ad Nauseam, Infernal Tutor, LED and Burning Wish ... count the numbers of the word "draw".

    You picked THE 3 decks that are best suited to resist SotL
    That's why I asked about the first two. I hope Poron meant that the hatecat affects cantrips... but if he meant that it stops AdN...

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