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This might be the biggest risk I have ever taken in an XX-Lands design, running thirty-five rather than my usual thirty-six!Sideboard has Bloodghast, and Cabal Therapy in it, which is weird, but it's another thing I'm testing. Mostly for use against combo, but it has applications elsewhere as well.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSCydTk4An0^Inspiration for the name^
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Interesting little take on XX-lands you got here. I can't figure out what land you're "missing", but overall it looks good. I think with how versatile Thespian's Stage is, you can afford to drop to 35 with a lot more ease.
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I'm shocked you of all can't figure out what it is, it's one I know you love almost as much as I do. As a hint; What's your favorite black creature?Thespian's Stage is definitely up there in my list of favorite lands now, it makes the deck flow significantly smoother.
Ah, Undiscovered Paradise =]I suppose there's no real need for it.
Not familiar with this build at all... and quite frankly I am not sure how you win with it. I feel rather dumb at the moment. Perhaps it'll come to me if I stare at it longer...
Creeping Tar Pit if a judge asks, but otherwise it's that I don't lose.
Okay... I figured that might be the "win" card, but I wasn't sure. Playing against this would be worse than a stasis deck.
I've always been one to find MBC worse than Stasis to be honest, but I guess Qui-Gon is right.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddpTlzzgtrA
As someone who plays against a Stasis deck on a semi-regular basis...no it's NOT worse. It's bad, but not worse =P
Stasis decks are great, and the perfect thing for a break. For the pilot at least.
I've literally had Arty play someone else during one of our 'games' with his ChronoStasis deck. He'd occasionally look over at the table where I was sitting and say, "Oh, I skip my next turn."
In my defense, I was playing against you to the full extent possible given the situation.
The last legacy tournament I played in, I went against a stasis deck. The first game took forever. I sideboarded and grabbed Extirpate... once they used Gush, Daze, or Foil... I extracted the hell out of them. Then I waited and beat them down with some flyers. It was pretty great.
Every time somebody mentions extracting Gush, I feel sad for my Doomsday deck. Card is just way too much fun to take away
Gush is a ridiculous card. So much fun with Stasis. Mixed with a Doomsday deck... I cannot help but shake my head at the thought.
It's hilarious in Doomsday, legitimate wins with Laboratory Maniac shouldn't exist, but because of that they do.
there's a few ways to stack doomsday piles that can win without passing the turn, using lab maniac, without gush ^_^but anyway, very cool deck. Lands always seemed like a fun deck to pilot. When i first was getting into magic, playing casual, prison decks like stasis and winter orb were my favorite. i love the prison feel of the land deck once it gets going. interesting use for entomb also, i dont think i have seen that in lands, although this is a deck i dont see all that often.
True, there are many piles that can win without passing turn that use Laboratory Maniac, but with Gush you remove a lot of the restrictions on such piles :DEntomb in Lands is something Joe said to try, and after doing so, I can't look back. It's the breathing room that I wanted, but couldn't really achieve with Crop Rotation.