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Standard deck that uses Hedron Crab, Archive Trap, and a host of friends to mill your opponent. I know there are powerful milling cards in black too (Haunting Echoes, Mind Funeral, etc.), but I wanted to stay in two colors. Other potential cards are Telemin Performance, Memory Erasure, Oblivion Ring, or Journey to Nowhere.
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nice, another card you could add is condem
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Condemn is a great card, though I would choose Swords to Plowshares first. Since I want to keep this deck standard legal, neither card would work. Thanks for the suggestion, though, and keep 'em coming.
Aha, I see the Path to Exile in there. What a beast combo. Path to Exile + 4 Archive Traps = 52 cards milled. In addition, the 7 cards they draw, plus the one they drew. GG. :D Excellent deck, no doubt no doubt. +1 for you!
Since it was too slow, I removed the Ior Ruin Expeditions in favor of a playset of Ponders. We'll see how it plays.
good deck as for the path great choice charvitar is right but easier way and u can do this turn three with higher probibility Turn one island crab
turn two land mill three another crab... turn three... plains mill six so thats 7+1 or 2, +9 and then u use path and a twin casted archive trap thats 9+9+26=44 Cards most of which are most likly land and that means if u go first then if u draw a land next turn draw saying u went second that meens u have one more card and u draw either a tome scour or a crab then last card in hand is a land thats another either 9 or 11 so that means they have 5 more cards in there deck so im seeing between a turn three-5 game win on average
The only problem I run into is when my opponents decide to not search for the land from the Path, but this only really happens in Vintage play. In Standard, there is a ton of land searching (Terramorphic Expanse, Harrow, Fetch Lands, etc.), so I typically cast the traps for free.