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It's still there, but I highly doubt he's still doing it. They said that instead of wasting the time getting flooded with requests (which they really were), they would spend that time making improvements to the site...including a future option to upload a pic.

Still, I don't think it's on the top priority list...mostly because almost nobody is asking for it

Gush, Clamp, Misstep...those three are really the only ones I think they messed up =/

Alright fixed it up. I gotta say, the fact that you were able to pilot this shows me your skill. This is NOT an easy deck to play =P

Also Crucible greatly allows STAX to work without limits. And Crucible with Bloodghast works very nicely =]

Haha, I knew you'd like it =]

One problem is I need to update this list because Misstep is still in it =/

Because Legacy Doomsday wasn't douchey enough?

Haunting Echoes is a terrible Extraction card. Plain and simple. It's only seen in Millstraction, which is such a "lesser" form of Extraction that it is largely just considered "mill with tricks", or it was seen in Standard periodically, simply because of Standard's suffocating card-base =/

You shouldn't be insulted by being called a Standard player...it is obvious that you are, but that doesn't mean you are a bad player by any means, it just means you are less informed about cards such as Bitter Ordeal. If you are wondering, http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=208040 <--- That, is how it is better.

Entire decks are designed around Doomsday, just so you know =]

I think it's because Dark Confidant looks a lot like a young Bob Dole...

That's what I was talking about before...I guess I should elaborate when I notice things =P

Oh yeah, the older BUG design had a few flaws and was a bit unfocused. The new version is tenfold better =]

I know how you feel...I still keep fiddling with minute things to see if they'll improve on a deck...probably why I always have so many headaches =[

I can imagine Sacrament becoming drastically better in this environment...glad to see I was right. I'm surprised to see you don't have Yawg main deck. I think in this design, it would bring about the insane shenanigans that Yawg is infamous for =]

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Vintage Iso-Seek? I'm definitely interested in how this works for you.

Really? Oh I love PAL...It's actually very focused IMHO. Which design of it have you played? Because in just the last few MONTHS it has changed drastically.

And I have to say, even though it's a strange hybrid, it looks like one of those rare hybrids that actually works well =]

Eh, it's a win-win either way really.

What surprises me is you still run this like a Poxtraction/Iso-Seek hybrid...No Bitter Ordeal...But maybe that's for the better, because going full-tilt in the direction of Poxtraction will lead you to PAL...which is a whole different beast...and one HELL of a deck to pilot (hilarious to see net-decks of it murder themselves...) =P

Yeah sorry about that...I tend to type up whatever happens to be churning through my head, so if I fail to elaborate that's my bad =]

Ah, yeah a Misdirection would do it =P

I think 2 ghasts would give you a bit more consistency...

I know. What I was saying is that telling people that the end-all, be-all is to have multiples in the deck leads to these very rigid decks with 10 playsets (as much "multiple" as possible) and then 20 lands. My comment had little to do with the number of lands, but more about how misguiding newer players goes both ways.

You make a good point. And to quote my shop owner, "If you're not having fun, then what the F**k are you doing?"

I already draw like mad in this deck =P

Hehehe, I love that video =P

I've recently started to not use Panoptic Mirror in my builds...I may suggest you try it out as well. I can actually see the use of Entomb, and with the newly available spots you could add in a single (or 2) Bloodghast for Smokestack + U.P. schenanigans =P

One last thing, why Silence over Chant?

The simple answer is, it doesn't let that happen...

But, IF a Goyf managed to get into play, then usually some SB action might be taken...otherwise Obliterator would be quite capable of dealing with it =]