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This is completely casual, but ridiculously annoying to play against. I know it has some high price cards, but if you get proxies, the deck is super cheap for what it is. Unless you can outpace this thing, it'll shut you down completely.
The idea is to Sadistic Sacrament or Surgical Extraction or possibly Thoughtseize all your opponent's possible wincons into exile so they can't use them. Then, since you've already taken out the threats, you can just mill them into the ground and watch them writhe at your hands. Worst case scenario, you can just swing in with Consuming Aberration and easily win after milling them for even just a few cards. I might have to put this deck into practice.
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I look forward to analyze tasha's hideous laughter:)
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I don't understand...
1UUOpponents mill until a total of 20 or more castingcost have been milled
It's spoiled on mtggoldfish
Ah, I got it.
I did a short test with modern humans.Here are the number of cards milled by a turn 3 tasha's hideous laughter.14 14 15 19 15 15 18 13 15 17Most notable the lowest mill is at 13 which is pretty neat.I estimate that it will deplete decks like burn with even higher amounts, but the card will be weak against control decks and stuff like tron and eldrazi.It's a damn promising card, but will demand a skilled user as the one who plays it must know if it's best to play this card or two others, like tome scour and maddening cacophony (milling 13) only someone who knows the averages that tasha's hideous laughter mills will be able to make the right play.