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This is the final version I have of my "budget" (I capped myself at $400) Esper deck which has been a work in progress for about two months now. After Dragon's Maze I saw the usages of AEtherling and Renounce the Guilds as well as Jace, Architect of Losers. It, the deck, can still use help, but I will be play testing it this Friday, so any spot checks are welcome. Win conditions are AEtherling, Drownyard, and Obzebat.
Like an Esper deck. It's like I took a set list and copied it, looking it over, but switched proportions. You get rid of big things with counters and get to one of your 3 big things, protect it, and win. Murder anything you miss with a counter, and Take//Away anything indestructible. I put a lot of emphasis on my removal, so that I could get rid of my threats. Even heavier emphasis was placed on my countering, with three different counter-spells that counter anything I need them to. So, yeah, counter, kill, and win. The lack of Snapcaster was really due more to the fact that I didn't care for them, I have enough draw and would rather not just double my amount of Supreme Verdicts. Three is plenty.
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Have you thought about Cyclonic Rift. It works pretty darn well in my experience.
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The overload is rather expensive, and Supreme Verdict is a more deadly version of it in my opinion. Aetherize would be my choice over it, removing Aggro presence at a two less cvc. The Take in Take//Away does the non-overloaded Cyclonic rift to the letter, which kind of removes it as an option. It's a good idea, but I prefer Take.