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Your mana poses an interesting dilemma.You don't want your mana to be tap-mana because that slows you down, but when you play a scry-land you speed up your card quality.In other words, you need a perfect number of scry-lands.You could use paperstrips to find that number.First take the lands out of your deck, then replace them with some useless token cards to avoid wear from using the method.For each land, write the name of two lands on a paperstrip, one being a tapland, the other being a land that comes untapped into play if you want it to.Then start playing games, preferably against death and taxes or ponza or other mana disrupting decks (bloodmoon)During play you can get to play lands as ordinary or scry. Each time you do, mark with a symbol which card it was.Try to play out cards so that those marked most as scry are played as scry while those marked as ordinary gets marked more with the ordinary mark.Once a paperstrip has 10 more Mark's than the other land type the card becomes that land permanently. Pull out the stuff in the sleeve and insert the real card.This method can fine tune your mana to perfection in a single day if you can get through enough games.It takes time but your deck will reach an entirely new level.Paperstrips can also be used to decide which spells should be removed from a deck.Search for the decktag: wdm paperstripIf you want to try out advanced paperstrips as a tool.Oh, yeah, hello:)
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Good idea, thanks :)
No problem :)
The thing is, why i put a lot of cycling lands is, because i believe that Uro works same as Briarhorn.Rullings for Briarhorn are: If you cast this card for its evoke cost, you may put the sacrifice trigger and the regular enters-the-battlefield trigger on the stack in either order. The one put on the stack last will resolve first.So when Uro come into the play then i could cycle a land and if Astral Drift is on the board i have a option to drift him away before sacrifice resolve, so he will proc on the end of the enemy turn again.Am i correct?
I'm not more than 95% sure that you are right, but even if you is, you will still need untapped mana to play both astral drift and uro. And your number of temples can certainly be refined.