I don't bring Boseju in against Delver. It's just too likely to get Wasted. Depending on which Delver variant you're playing you should be able to get to a point where you can out counter them. If you have extra Show and Tells you can play them as bait, even if you don't have anything to put into play with them. If Delver is really giving you problems then you want Defense Grid in your sideboard, it's much better against Delver than Boseiju is.
Overall I find that RUG Delver is not that difficult because all they have to fight against us are counterspells. BUG and Grixis are much harder because they pack discard as well as countermagic.
To be honest, I'll also say that there was the first time I played Omni-Attack, so is perfectly possible that I've misplayed a lot (I'm not precisely the best player in the world). Anyway I feel more comfortable playing Omni-Tell.
I play a version with 2 Boseiju main and 1 side plus 19 other lands. I side out the 2 Boseijus for almost each match other than miracles. I don't feel like these are necessary versus Delver.
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Imo the mono blue version is the least viable version in the current meta.
Thoughtseize is necessary evil these days...
I don't know if you also observe the other Omnitell thread, it seems very silent there... :(
I just wanted to let you know that I have expressed my thoughts on Brain in a Jar in the U/R Omnitell thread. It is a slow card, but has a lot of potential (pairs nicely with Burning Wish).
I would love to hear what you think about it and have a vital discussion on it.
Just got into this deck (and SnS as well), so probably don't take my comment too seriously. I do play Legacy since the beginning of the format, though nowadays not as much as I used to. The first arguments against Brain in a Jar that come to mind:
- 2 cmc, and then it's not live.
Ok, a solland can put it into plat t1, but with no ability to put a counter on it.
- additional 1 mana and activation to get a counter on it.
This means it's dead the moment in comes into play (as described above).
So, it feels like you would be making yourself slower:
- t1: solland, jar,
- t2: activate jar (1), land
- t3: untap jar with (1), put a second counter on it or use it?
You really really slowing yourself down. I see potential in this card if it would be like Aether Vial. Now it just seems slow, and you could put your mana to better use during each turn
The way I see it, Brain in a Jar is slow, gives the opponent's Abrupt Decays a target that otherwise they would not have, and doesn't make uncounterable Show and Tell (it would be decent in this case). I don't see what card(s) should we remove from the decklist to include Brain neither.
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I've been playing a very different take on OmniTell to good results. It's a UW Miracles-inspired build that I think addresses the inherent issues this deck has as a slow, 3-card combo deck that's vulnerable to lots of hate.
I posted a tournament report from my 4th place finish at the last CardKingdom 1k here: http://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/s...CardKingdom-1K
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I've actually tried something similar for awhile, but your list is probably more streamlined. I would say miracles is not a cakewalk, once they establish countertop things can get a little spicy. I didn't play any predicts, instead going for a jace and a couple extra terminus. I agree that trickbind seems to be a necessary evil. Don't forget that you can realistically cast omniscience 'the regular way' with all the sol lands around, so if there is no pressure to make a quick SnT then don't do it.
Is Mono Blue Omnitell (without other color splash) viable in legacy?
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Hey everyone!
With the recent S&T reprint in conspiracy, I'm considering buying into this deck. I'm mostly looking for a fun (but strong) deck to play when I dont feel like playing miracles.
Where can I find a good up to date list? Is there some primer/good articles about the deck out there?
One last question: are the city of traitors essential to the deck? It seems I've missed the right time to buy those :)
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This deck is both fun and strong (Almost feels like vintage level strong) so you've come to the right place.
My list from back in April is basically where the deck is right now. Some people have been tweaking a few cards, but it'll at least be a good starting point for you.
Omni-Tell 9th Place
Sam Krohlow
SCG Legacy Classic 4.17.16
Columbus, OH
4 Omniscience
4 Preordain
2 Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
4 Ponder
4 Thoughtseize
2 Boseiju, Who Shelters All
1 Sensei's Divining Top
4 Polluted Delta
4 Flooded Strand
4 Cunning Wish
1 Swamp
5 Island
2 Daze
4 Brainstorm
4 Show and Tell
2 Ancient Tomb
3 Lim-Dul's Vault (SCG put 4, which is an error)
4 Force of Will
2 Underground Sea
Sideboard
1 Toxic Deluge
1 Firemind's Foresight
1 Flusterstorm
1 Noxious Revival
1 Ravenous Trap
1 Release the Ants
1 Slaughter Pact
1 Pact of Negation
1 Trickbind
1 Wipe Away
1 Engineered Explosives
1 Echoing Truth
1 Eladamri's Call
1 Rushing River
1 Rebuild
There aren't really any primers/articles out there on the deck that I know of, but a lot of info on this version started being posted about page 116 (including my tourney report) so I would read from there forward, with extra emphasis on any post that emidln wrote.
City of Traitors is definitely not necessary in this deck. I don't even play them right now. Ancient Tomb will work just fine.
Feel free to ask any questions about card choices or how certain lines of play work.
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Thanks for your answer! I'll check out the info posted on this thread and come back if I have further questions :)
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How about 1 or 2 copies of Peer Through Depths in mainboard of omnitell?
Hey there folks,
Top 4'd the main Legacy event (62 players) at the TOP European Series here in Barcelona this last Saturday. The decklist can be found here:
http://www.mtgtopseries.eu/main.php?...idt=11&idev=74
I don't think I'll write a report because I don't remember clearly some rounds. I can say that I was extremely lucky with the pairings in the Swiss; I won vs Death and Taxes 2-1, Jund 2-0, Lands 2-1 and Burn 2-0 and ID'd 5th and 6th rounds into Top 8. There I won 2-1 vs Omni-Attack (playing awfully) and lost Top 4 0-2 to Merfolks. And obviously I had a great time playing the deck!
The whole weekend was a blast. I also Top 8'd in the Vintage main event and got my Ponders, Emrakuls, Necro-Impotence and Chaos Confetti altered by Mark Tedin. Too bad the assistance was very low!
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