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That is really strange. I hope for your sake none of them see his and get ideas.

I wish there was a map of what is played where. That'd be so cool to look at =]

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I've actually killed a player with my Rishadan Ports against his City of Brass. T'was hilarious.

And I chose Confluence because it's sliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiightly better with Urborg. It really is apples/oranges though.

That's exactly why I don't like Modern. Any time I would look into making something competitive, all fun was sucked out of the deck =/

"The ever popular Horobi"

...Arty's Horobi list is the only one I've ever seen. Has there been some kind of surge that I'm unaware of?

Wow, that's quite a list. I'll get back to you on this haha.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvcpQSetMgI

That's what the overwhelming silliness of Bloom Titan makes me think of. Every. Single. Time.

It confused me for a very long time too...That's why only until recently was I able to wrap my head around making this deck.

Haha glad you like it. So far the landbase has been working wonderfully for me.

I'd like to point out you can use both of those in EDH :)

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Memory Jar would be hilarious with Waste Not. If only...

I get that man, but believe me, spamming people's decks is not the way to do it. I'm not the only person it'll bother, and contrary to what you might think, I'm relatively nice compared to some of the others who would chew you out =]

If you really want to get noticed, and get your name out there, offer advice on decks. Find decks that you know a thing or two about and give your two cents. THEN ask that person to return the favor. I'm sure they'll be happy to. Or, honestly, just join in on a conversation. Sometimes if you just pay attention to what people are talking about and jump in, that's all you need. Give and get man, give and get.

The hashtag thing though...Eh...It just drives me crazy haha =/

Could you please point out what part of "guys go see my new deck heliod's army #tokens" is having a conversation with NorthernWarlord? And am I to assume you were "clearly talking" to the 75+ other people whose decks you spammed with the exact same copy-pasted post?

It seems you take issue with being called out.

1) Learn to put together a comprehensive sentence, then someone might take your argument seriously.

2) Until you actually contribute to the community, you are pathetic.

3) I may not be able to tell you what to do with your account, but the community clearly is. Notice all the -1, -2, -3, etc.? That would be the community saying your account is, as of right now, a waste of space.

411 post and 90% of them are begging/spamming people's other decks. It's pathetic and childish. Thus, you are a child.

You are a child.

I want to show people something else. Something original.

Underworld Dreams is one of my favorite cards to pair with Caress/Megrim. It punishes players who try to undo the discarding by drawing cards. It also lets me do some truly dirty things, such as gaining from Dictate of Kruphix while adding more ticks of damage to the opponent.

The best part about U.W. Dreams in this deck is Waste Not. Whenever a land is discarded I get double black. That REALLY helps ease the pain of paying the triple-black. It's the same reason Pox is in here. It's surprisingly easy to play.

Well, yes and no. The inherent versatility of an EDH deck means precise extraction like this would have little to no effect. However, big brutish forms of extraction (massive Bitter Ordeal, sacking a butt-load of dudes to thoughtpicker, etc.) do work to gut a deck.

It's viable if you know what you're doing...otherwise you will have a very hard night. And yes, as the description explains, it's an oddly unsatisfactory feeling when you win with extraction...

The deck type almost exclusively exists in Legacy, and to a lesser extent, Vintage.

It's designed to systematically remove threats and win-cons from the opposing deck before they can be played. It's called an Extraction deck because it "extracts" the cards from the opponent's library. An Iso-Seek design, like this one, uses the interaction between Isochron Scepter and Seek to do most of the work. Eventually the opponent's deck will be entirely gutted and basically rendered incapable of winning. Then it's just a matter of milling the opponent out, them scooping, or on rare occasion, killing them through combat damage.