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a control based offensive deck that plays defense early game, but ramps up into big creatures for the win
Turn 1 fetch, crack, play dual land, play deathrite shaman. Turn 2, either exile fetch and play another land and then play shardless agent or just play land and wait.Turn 3 play land, exile fetch with shaman and play thrun, obliterator. Hold offPlay as control and kill on their turn, and wait till thrun, obliterator, griselbrand or emrakul are on field then go on the offensive
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any help would be greatly appreciated! trying to go for big fast creatures!
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Having never seen Hypergenesis before, I love this deck. However, I think there are some things you could do to improve it. I like the fact that you are playing a mix of Show and Tell and Shardless BUG, but if I were you I would focus on the Shardless BUG and use the Show and Tell part as an "Oops I win" kind of thing. The first thing I would do is put in 4 Brainstorm. The card is absolutely necessary in any shell with Shardless Agent or Show and Tell, and they often play 3-4 Ponder too. Then I would consider adding more disruption via Hymns to Tourach or permission via Force of Will. Preferably both. You also should consider Ancestral Visions for a backup value card with Shardless.I'm not really sold on the idea of Phyrexian Obliterator. I understand Thrun a little better, since he's virtually impossible to interact with, but even in a deck with Hypergenesis that many 4-cmc creatures seems bad. One thing you could do to split the difference between high cmc and castability during the midgame is to try 2 copies of Tombstalker. The card usually costs 4 or less, even with Deathrite Shaman around. And if you have Hypergenesis you can still get value from drawing the card by just jamming it for free. This contrasts sharply with Griselbees and Emrakul, who are just dead if you draw them without a Show and Tell effect.I would build this deck this way, based off of your concept:4x Shardless Agent3x Hypergenesis2x Ancestral Visions4x Brainstorm2x Ponder3x Force of Will3x Thoughtseize4x Hymn to Tourach4x Abrupt Decay4x Deathrite Shaman3x Griselbrand2x Tombstalker
I like that idea, sorry i never answered back. I totally agree with the brainstorm and ponder Idea. I have never seen the card tombstalker up until you said it, and that is one powerful card. Thanks for the advice, hymn to tourach is such a beast of a card, was actually thinking of getting sensei's divining tops and counterbalances and run those as a defense, combo because I just saw them in action and its straight nuts combo