Discussion Forum

That's actually the deck I'm running at the moment so it's not all that out of date. I mean my version is up to date and differs from those listed but the idea of the deck is still the same.

The deck is called Cephalid Breakfast and it's explained here

http://www.mtgthesource.com/forums/showthread.php?6564-Deck-Cephalid-Breakfast

It's a greaveyard strategy. You mill yourself using Cephalid Illusionist and a en-Kor creature. Once you have both creatures out you basically win and there's very little that can be done about it. Mill yourself, get Narcomoeba out, play Dread Return and return your combo.

One version of the deck for instance returns Karmic Guide, Karmic Guide then returns Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker, Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker copies Karmic Guide returns Sky Hussar and you go infinite hasty creatures and infinite damage when they attack.

The deck is good because it can support Force of Will, Mental Misstep and other kinds of protection like Cabal Therapy to protect its combo. It's also very consistent goldfishing easily turn 3.
It plays about 5 tutors to fix the combo elements and can pack 1-offs of utility creatures in sideboard to interact with other decks in the format.

Sites that are excellent to learn about legacy are

The Source
deckcheck